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From: nam2254%dsacg2.dsac.dla.mil@dsac.dla.mil (Tom Ohmer)
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Subject: Re: Manhole Covers
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Date: 11 Jul 90 17:43:41 GMT
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 From article <9578@accuvax.nwu.edu>, by jvz@cci632.uucp (John V.
Zambito):

< This discussion got way out of hand, but let me add to it. What about
< when a stripe from a lane marking is painted on it? The service people
< never put the cover back on right.

< [Moderator's Note: I see lots of these in Chicago. Typically, they are
< always turned at some strange angle to the rest of the line.  PT]

Unless they are held in place, and ones I've examined are not, being
driven over would cause them to rotate, albiet slowly, no?


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