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March 2, 1949
The Nome Nugget
Nome, Nome County, Alaska
What is this article about?
In a Nome Common Council meeting, they discussed Standard Oil Company's request for harbor revetment space to install oil-pumping equipment replacing army gear, and approved installing panic bars on school exit doors.
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COUNCIL DISCUSSES HARBOR. SCHOOL
In a short business meeting of the Nome Common Council, the Standard Oil Company's request for space on the harbor revetment for the installation of oil-pumping equipment was discussed and an ordinance proposed.
The Standard Oil Company petitioned the City for the necessary permit in order to install oil-pumping equipment to replace army equipment which is to be removed to a site on the south side of Snake River.
The Council members also voted approval of a measure to install "panic bars on exit doors at the Nome Public School.
In a short business meeting of the Nome Common Council, the Standard Oil Company's request for space on the harbor revetment for the installation of oil-pumping equipment was discussed and an ordinance proposed.
The Standard Oil Company petitioned the City for the necessary permit in order to install oil-pumping equipment to replace army equipment which is to be removed to a site on the south side of Snake River.
The Council members also voted approval of a measure to install "panic bars on exit doors at the Nome Public School.
What sub-type of article is it?
Historical Event
What themes does it cover?
Social Manners
What keywords are associated?
Nome Council
Standard Oil
Harbor Revetment
Oil Pumping Equipment
Panic Bars
School Safety
What entities or persons were involved?
Standard Oil Company
Nome Common Council
Where did it happen?
Nome
Story Details
Key Persons
Standard Oil Company
Nome Common Council
Location
Nome
Story Details
The Nome Common Council discussed Standard Oil's petition for harbor space to install oil-pumping equipment replacing army equipment moved to Snake River south side, and proposed an ordinance. They also approved installing panic bars on exit doors at Nome Public School.