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Byline: The Register-Guard

Two hundred feet above the ground, electricians for Olsson Olsson is a surname, and may refer to:
  • Arne Olsson
  • Christian Olsson
  • Ingela Olsson
  • Jan Olof Olsson
  • Johan Olsson
  • Kenneth Ølsson
  • Kenny Olsson
  • Martin Olsson
  • Nigel Olsson
  • Peter Olsson
  • Suzanne Olsson
  • Tage William-Olsson
 Industrial, Jeff Jacobson Jacobson is a surname with several variants. Some people with this name include:
  • Amy Jacobson Television reporter for WMAQ News in Chicago
  • Bill Jacobson (born 1955), an American photographer
  • Carl Robert Jakobson (1841-1882), Estonian writer and teacher
 (above left) and Dana Gillespie Dana Gillespie (born 30 March 1949 in London) is an English actress and singer.

She recorded initially in the folk genre in the mid-1960s, although she was more known at this time for being the girlfriend of Bob Dylan.
, let loose of a broken 50-pound light assembly as it is carried away by a Weyerhaeuser This article is about the company. For the village by this name, see Weyerhaeuser, Wisconsin.

Weyerhaeuser is one of the largest pulp and paper companies in the world; the world's largest private owner of softwood timberland; and the second largest owner
 helicopter. Doug Heer (left) carries the broken light assembly away after it was dropped into a nearby field. The old beacon, which had a broken lens, was installed about 45 years ago to warn low-flying aircraft from the nearby Springfield Airport. The airport is long gone, but Weyerhaeuser decided to replace the 36-inch light for historic preservation Historic preservation is the act of maintaining and repairing existing historic materials and the retention of a property's form as it has evolved over time. When considering the United States Department of Interior's interpretation: "Preservation calls for the existing form,  reasons.

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CHRIS PIETSCH / The Register-Guard Two hundred feet above the ground, electricians for Olsson Industrial, Jeff Jacobson (above left) and Dana Gillespie, let loose of a broken 50-pound light assembly as it is carried away by a Weyerhaeuser helicopter. Doug Heer (left) carries the broken light assembly away after it was dropped into a nearby field. The old beacon, which had a broken lens, was installed about 45 years ago to warn low-flying aircraft from the nearby Springfield Airport. The airport is long gone, but Weyerhaeuser decided to replace the 36-inch light for historic preservation reasons.
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Title Annotation:General News
Publication:The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)
Date:Oct 9, 2002
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