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T- cd -M- 0 former island bombing site Friday November t- Frank Lloyd Wright Survey shows gas prices rise another 25 cents nationwide escapes demolition CAMARILLO Calif (AP) — Gas prices climbed another 2l5 cnKle oil prices and tight cents in the past two weeks as capacity contributed to record prices at fire pump a national sur ’ vey said Sunday Fl XX" 'j The nationwide average in the pastt ttwo weeks that ended Fri-dwas $182 for all grades said lYilby Luifoberg of the Lund-beacross the survey which regularly polls 8000 stations ' Sy-v':United States Gasoline prices are up 3 1J cents per gallon nationwide since late December Lundberg said “The prices keep breaking their own records every week” she said ' The national weighted average price of gasoline including taxes at pumps Friday was about $179 for regular $189 firemidgrede and $198 for premium e San Diego fed die highest average iice for regular 10 fiom weeks cents two at $122 per galkm up ago Demand is not expected to slow over the next few weeks as the peak summer travel approaches crude oil prices remain around $37per barrel and refineries temporarily shutdown ' their plants for maintenance The effect on gas prices hiss been magnified this year because commercial gasoline inventories are already low hii LISLE III (AP) —A prefabricated home designed by Rank Lloyd Wright and threatened with demolition has been carefully dismantled and shipped 370 miles to Pennsylvania for reassembly ' After the home’s owner died in 2002 a developer wanted the land underneath it but not the ' house itself The develop er eventually donated the ay rg self-ser- 47-r-ol- ve d cram-igstru- ctu l self-serv- to the Frank RnilHina'rvn Child who died of cancer leaves legacy on his old playground X ST LOUK ( AP)’ — Battling an incurable brain tumor that Mak Shulist made a dying robbed him of hi sight wish that had nothing to do wifii meeting with a celebrity shak- rt nin Im Ui1t 111 n w ai H H pmMt Before his f deafiiFriday Mak got die Make-A- Wish Foundation to do something for his frfends — wall on die playground of 7 build a Ellisville Elementary School " “It says a lot about the family and the type of peredu he was —selfless fiioughtfifi and caring” school said Dave Knes principal at the 7 in suburban Ellisville — fiiat ShuRst X MWe feamed a lesson from a 7 even when we’re going throu X tough times we should be thinking ofother people and not ourselves” Mak’s illness was diagnosed about a year agoKnes said when physical education teachers noticed him losing hia balance md falling wlrile be ran around file track Despite 'chemodierapy and radiaticm treatments file tumor came tiack last fall about the time Mak started third grade Knes said Mak last attended school in October or November “I thou he was going towishthat there was a medicine or Kan-da- ll smnething and he just wished for that” schoolmate Will told KSDK-T“And I was like ’Whoa he’s nice”’ w " - Dismantted: A modest ranch-styl- e ' home built on a design by famed architect Frank Lloyd Wright is mis Nov 8 2003 file shown ' "in : f nonprofit ptmp foen gave itto a mUsle III Pennsylvania man under the condition that he restore and preserve it The house was disassembled last week “There hasn’t been a Wright building torn down for over 30 years” said Ron Scherubel executive director ofthe Chicago-baseWright Conservan- cy “It would’ve been food to say 'Well now there is one’” This is no free house though The high school teacher who’s taking it Tim Baacke said it will cost more than $100000 to take the house apart X and move it to Johnstown Pa and restoration will cost as much as three times that amount He said corporate sponsors are helping to defray the cost Baacke said the house itself a single story structure made the move possible The building U one of Wright’s least expensive designs and was intended for mass production “It is a project that can be done only because of the style of Wright’s design to begia with" said Baacke a Wright enthusiast “It really lent itself ‘well to be moved to Piennsylvania” X d VSvT — ' !S rock-climbi- ng v V : 600-stude- 'APptlOlO- three-bedroo- Where did that Easter baisket go? -- Naberezny 12 of Manhattan shows off her Eafeter bonnet at the 10th Annual Mad Hatter’s Easter Bonnet Contest on Sunday in New York's Central Park dvia - m V SI CLEANING SALE! : x y-jr- - ’X--- 9 ir Ofhr Ends Apr! 30 2004 j 'v s 4 PLEATS HAND BLOCKED AND SET IN SOFT FOLDS 7 GlUGiNAL LENCM X V ' W GINUWkNTEED': iX 1 z i'X&i ? iEW HCX3KS INSTALLED ''PERFECTLY EVENHEMUNEs f "X 'r--- '‘v""' '' Ask about our TAKE DOWN RE-HA- xiy j1 wwwyourvitatcom FINE DRY CLEANING 0&'495 :V East 752-31- ' V r' Noftli iOO ' ' ?— -- ynir ?' s'- r“jwnn ‘r ? 74 ft vs x‘ v'- — 1 fiar icr “ v 'r Uv ' ' 1 J'’ i' & f? f " ' i - c v x xr Z r 7 XX) 7:V: v 7 vX x’ i r v ' - ' v: ' s" ' : X' sfr s - aM |