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The computer came with an intact motherboard, vintage keyboard, Sanyo monitor, a custom power supply in wooden box and two vintage tape-decks.
This file photo provided by Bonhams shows a vintage 1976 Apple 1 computer that was among the items being offered for auction by Bonhams auction house in New York.- AP file photo
New York: One of the first Apple computers ever built sold in New York on Wednesday for $905,000, leading Bonhams auction house to declare it the worlds most expensive computer relic.
The Apple-1 computer, built by hand in 1976 by Steve Wozniak in Apple co-founder Steve Jobs garage or his sisters bedroom, fetched nearly twice its pre-sale high estimate, Bonhams said.
It was bought by the Henry Ford Museum in Dearborn, Michigan, the auction house said.
Cassandra Hatton, senior specialist in charge of Wednesdays history of science sale, said that the computer was in outstanding condition.
We are thrilled to have broken the world record for its sale, and are even more thrilled that it is going to a wonderful new home at the Henry Ford Museum, she said.
The computer came with an intact motherboard, vintage keyboard, Sanyo monitor, a custom power supply in wooden box and two vintage tape-decks.
The Apple-1 is considered a vanguard of the personal computer revolution, being the first pre-assembled personal computer ever sold.
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October 23rd, 2014 4:14 pm by Rick Wagner
KINGSPORT Black mold has prompted Sullivan County school officials to close Indian Springs Elementary School Friday for mold remediation.
All of the school except the mold-affected first- and second-grade classroom sections will reopen Monday, the head of the school system said.
The first-graders will be shifted to another section of the school, while the second-graders will attend class at Indian Springs Baptist Church west campus next door to the school.
According to a Thursday afternoon news release from Director of Schools Jubal Yennie, children in the affected classrooms were relocated Thursday to give maintenance personnel the opportunity to investigate and remediate the affected areas.
Yennie said classroom wing will remain closed until school officials "can confidently assure parents that all mold has been eradicated and the roof has been repaired," according to the release.
The maintenance department for the Sullivan County Department of Education recently repaired roof leaks and identified areas of accumulated moisture, Yennie said.
Precautionary air-quality testing revealed elevated mold spore levels that required further investigation, and maintenance personnel identified areas for mold spore growth in the ceiling area of one of the classrooms, Yennie said.
However, Yennie in a phone interview from the school Thursday afternoon said no students, faculty or staff have reported breathing or other health issues that could be related to the mold.
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KINGSPORT, Tenn. Indian Springs Elementary School will be closed Friday for mold remediation and repairs to the first and second grade classroom wing.
Children in the affected classrooms were relocated today to give maintenance personnel the opportunity to investigate and remediate the affected areas. According to Director of Schools Jubal Yennie, the classroom wing will remain closed until school officials can confidently assure parents that all mold has been eradicated and the roof has been repaired.
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City holding open house for City Hall, Public Safety Center By Matthew Barba, editor matthewb@bolivarmonews.com Bolivar Herald-Free Press - Bolivar, Missouri |
With renovations to City Hall complete, the city of Bolivar is wanting the public to come in and see what all has been accomplished in the year and a half that mold remediation took the building out of service.
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The future of a neighborhood in north Spokane County has become one of the most debated topics in this years race for CountyCommission.
Al French and his fellow Republican Commissioner Todd Mielke say expanding the urban growth boundary to include the area along U.S. Highway 2 is necessary to protect the Little Spokane River from sewage runoff seeping from aging septic tanks. The extension of the growth boundary, a designation that enables governments to extend services such as sewer lines, would solve a problem before it gets out of control, theysaid.
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The future of a neighborhood in north Spokane County has become one of the most debated topics in this years race for CountyCommission.
Al French and his fellow Republican Commissioner Todd Mielke say expanding the urban growth boundary to include the area along U.S. Highway 2 is necessary to protect the Little Spokane River from sewage runoff seeping from aging septic tanks. The extension of the growth boundary, a designation that enables governments to extend services such as sewer lines, would solve a problem before it gets out of control, theysaid.
This is the difference between being a leader and reacting to a situation, Frenchsaid.
But Mary Lou Johnson, a Democrat who is challenging French in the November election, says commissioners are using the ecological issue as a smoke screen to enable commercial development. Expanding the growth boundary also enables zoning changes that could bring in denser development, which Johnson would prefer to see within citylimits.
Attorney Rick Eichstaedt, who has represented in courts and legal hearings a coalition of neighborhood members who consistently challenge the county on its land-use policies, said the environmental concerns raised by Mielke and French are an attempt to explain a decision thats already beenmade.
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