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Johnny39
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Johnny39 wrote: Just seen this header to a story yesterday in the YEP, "Hundreds flock to Leeds Min(i)ster for YEP Carol Concert". I hope he was in good voice whoever he was!uundreds I don't know why this should appear with all this white space! Could someone do me a favour and delete it, I've tried and failed. Much obliged to anyone who can. Ta! in anticipation.    
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Johnny39 wrote: Johnny39 wrote: Just seen this header to a story yesterday in the YEP, "Hundreds flock to Leeds Min(i)ster for YEP Carol Concert". I hope he was in good voice whoever he was!uundreds I don't know why this should appear with all this white space! Could someone do me a favour and delete it, I've tried and failed. Much obliged to anyone who can. Ta! in anticipation.     Thanks to whoever it was that deleted it.
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P11 todayNick Clegg offfers cash for 300 Leeds jobs.138 plus 40 safeguarded at Harrison Spink in LS11 And........175 at ReallyUseful Products in ......Normanton !!At least uts in the same "County"
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Does that add up to 300 ?

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Cardiarms wrote: Does that add up to 300 ? That's maths,I am still trying to get them up to speed on geography!Headlines etc need to be brief and convey the "meat"of the item toattract attention.My favourite joke headline was about the 2 guys who esaped from the asylumvia the laundry.Nuts screw washers and bolt.
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In a report about Leeds Bradford Airport on page 22 of the YEP today (Jan 31 2014) it states in an 'Airport Factbox' that the airport is 5681 feet above sea level. That makes it over 1000 feet higher than Ben Nevis and over twice the height of Ingleborough! It's clearly a error that amuses me.     
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Leodian wrote: In a report about Leeds Bradford Airport on page 22 of the YEP today (Jan 31 2014) it states in an 'Airport Factbox' that the airport is 5681 feet above sea level. That makes it over 1000 feet higher than Ben Nevis and over twice the height of Ingleborough! It's clearly a error that amuses me.      Lol they obviously let a rogue 5 on there. Wiki states "The airport is also the highest in England at an elevation of 681 ft (208 m)"

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Have enjoyed reading about the Y.E.P. on here. When they were in Albion St (?) in the 1960s i used to dabble buying and selling cheap cars. the only night worth while advertising was a Thursday and as i used to buy at Rothwell auctions on a Wednesday afternoon this meant there was no chance of an advert until the following week. someone tipped me off a way round this, i would go down at about midnight and round the back of the offices was the Night watchman / Security man, you gave him the written advert and 20 Senior Service fags and your motor appeared the following evening. plus i found out that putting "A" before the Ford Popular .etc. meant your ad. appeared at the front of maybe 100 adverts for motor cars.    Happy days..... in spite of being summoned to the Tax Office in the Headrow opp. Schofields to explain my extra unearned income. (That another story)

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A story in t'YMP about plans to resurrect the failed water bus scheme betwixt Clarence Dock and Granary Wharf...www.yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk/news/lat ... 32725Given that no one used it before, probably because you could walk it quicker, it remains to be seen how they plan to make it work. The riverside is hardly picturesque is it? Lots of generic flats or offices and the back of the Asda building?
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A story in t'YMP about plans to resurrect the failed water bus scheme betwixt Clarence Dock and Granary Wharf...www.yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk/news/lat ... 32725Given that no one used it before, probably because you could walk it quicker, it remains to be seen how they plan to make it work. The riverside is hardly picturesque is it? Lots of generic flats or offices and the back of the Asda building?
Speaking the Truth in times of universal deceit is a revolutionary act – George Orwell

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