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ContentDisplay Untitled Document Council sells manhole covers to foil thieves A council in Denver has started selling its manhole covers so people don't have to steal them. The specially made covers have become a collectors item and several have gone missing from the town of Vail in recent months. The 75 pound, cast-iron covers carry the town's logo and its height above sea level. They are selling for around £190 each. In the past year, two of the full-size covers and eight smaller versions have been taken and they now have to be glued in place. Police commander Joe Russell said: "We didn't have a problem with people stealing them until we started using customised ones about a year ago. At that point, they seemed to become collector's items." The Denver Post reports the shop versions have a black or nickel finish and are lighter than the ones used in the roadways. Story filed: 20:43 Thursday 18th July 2002
Joke number 0177

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ContentDisplay Untitled Document Council sells manhole covers to foil thieves

A council in Denver has started selling its manhole covers so people don't have to steal them.

The specially made covers have become a collectors item and several have gone missing from the town of Vail in recent months.

The 75 pound, cast-iron covers carry the town's logo and its height above sea level. They are selling for around £190 each.

In the past year, two of the full-size covers and eight smaller versions have been taken and they now have to be glued in place.

Police commander Joe Russell said: "We didn't have a problem with people stealing them until we started using customised ones about a year ago. At that point, they seemed to become collector's items."

The Denver Post reports the shop versions have a black or nickel finish and are lighter than the ones used in the roadways.

Story filed: 20:43 Thursday 18th July 2002

Joke number 0177

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