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HAVANA 151; A Salvadoran man jailed in Cuba in connection with a string of 1990s hotel bombings says he told a U.S. prosecutor that he got explosives and money directly from a former CIA operative now on trial in Texas, and that he is willing to testify against him.Otto Rene Rodriguez told The Associated Press in an exclusive interview Tuesday that he receive
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stanley france the way rivers build up and discharge debris in different places over time. Boats have different weights, depending on their cargo. A boat may easily clear the bottom of a river at one time, and run aground at another. When Lincoln was a teen, one of his boats hit bottom and tipped, taking on water. Lincoln had to offload cargo and drill a hole in the boat to let the water out before the boat rose high enough to continue. When he was a congressman, he saw the same thing. This time, the captain grabbed some barrels and some sticks and wedged them under the boat until it floated up. Lincoln was mechanically-minded, and wherever he went he liked to inspect gadgets to see how they worked. When he saw the procedure to float the ship, he thought he might have a gadget idea of his own. Between congressional terms, he started working on an invention which combined a firm frame with a lot of rubberized sacks that could be filled with air. His plan was that captains could inflate or deflate
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