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When you walk past the 45-story skyscraper on Cleveland’s Public Square, look up and think of Walter Overstreet. There he was in the early 1980s, framing what was to become the Standard Oil of Ohio headquarters and was later known as the BP Tower — the third tallest building in Cleveland — and doing work that tries the muscles of most men. He worked at heights that would test anyone’s nerves.
