Double clutching is a technique I was taught when I first began to drive trucks. So many vehicles nowadays have automatic transmissions; there is no need for an understanding of the double clutch. For those faint of heart and of some age, you may.
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News-Capital Editor Howard Cowan with Lt. Bidwell of Oklahoma Highway Patrol while working on the 1955 McAlester murder investigation of Dr. Galbraith. (Permission Front Page Magazine)
Howard S. Cowan, former Editor of McAlester News Capital- Associated Press War Correspondent during World War II (Permission Associated Press) featured
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News-Capital Editor Howard Cowan with Lt. Bidwell of Oklahoma Highway Patrol while working on the 1955 McAlester murder investigation of Dr. Galbraith. (Permission Front Page Magazine)
Howard S. Cowan, former Editor of McAlester News Capital- Associated Press War Correspondent during World War II (Permission Associated Press)
Howard S. Cowan, early 1950âs editor of the McAlester News Capital, in March of 1945 was the first war correspondent to cross the Rhine River and the first to return with the story of
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The masthead of The Wiscasset Newspaper as it appeared in 1979.
My first look at the Wiscasset Newspaper came in the autumn of 1978. I was living in Fort Collins, Colorado finishing my senior year at Colorado State University where I majored in journalism. I was looking for a job as a newspaper reporter and some friends convinced me to come to Maine. They mailed me a package with copies of: the Portland Press Herald, Kennebec Journal, Times Record, Coastal Journal and The Wiscasset Newspaper.
Just a few months later, I started working as a reporter and photographer for The Wiscasset Newspaper. Dan DeRepentigny, the owner and publisher of the Boothbay Register, hired me. Dan in 1970 had started The Wiscasset Newspaper which began as a small, eight-page tabloid. It was printed on a letter press in the basement of the Boothbay Register on corner of Townsend Avenue and Union Street in Boothbay Harbor; the same small bu
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