Recycling steel from junked cars eyed to extend supply
AEC Ames Laboratory Iowa, funded by EPA and Rockefeller Foundation, explores electron beam and vacuum induction melting to purify recycled steel from auto scrap. Methods remove impurities, enabling reuse in nuclear and space programs. estimates show steel ore may last only 27 more years at current mining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Environmental Protection Agency
Rockefeller Foundation
Atomic Energy Commission
Ames, Iowa
AEC
United States
Congress Should Decide On Nitrous Oxide Emission Standards
The EPA proposes relaxing 1976 nitrous oxide limits but to delay until 1990 to allow catalytic converters. The piece urges Congress to retain final say amid auto industry pressure and emphasizes preserving anti pollution goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
Detroit
EPA
Congress
Drinking Champagne or Beer in 1933 Soviet Recognition Toast
A historical note recalls U S recognition of the Soviet Union in 1933 with Roosevelt and Litvinov sharing a beer toast. It analyzes optimistic hopes for trade and debt repayment, yet notes Comintern aims and later strains in U S Soviet relations amid Cold War tensions. It quotes Ambassador Bullitt on honesty as a weapon against Communist caprice while noting denim shortages and June graduates leaving college.
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United States of America
Soviet Union
Roosevelt
Maxim Litvinov
United States
Russia
Middle East
William C. Bullitt
Some Conclusions To Jump To
A dated column observes age and writing, affection, and social snobbery with satire. It contrasts elderly passion with youth, praises simple pleasures, and mocks pretensions among professionals and office workers while noting money’s grip and dating dynamics. It ends asking about nominees.
Season Of The Bells By Rev W L Truman
Rev W L Truman urges readers to heed bells in the Christmas season. He recalls bells’ sacred history from Egypt to England, notes beliefs about their protective powers, and cites poets and hymns inspired by midnight tolls. He invites reflection on Christmas’s message and spiritual heritage.
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Rev
W. Lee Truman
Egypt
Nick
Befana
England
Christ
Longfellow
Charles Wesley
Thomas Carlyle
Oil shale debate stirs eco group opposition
Interior Secretary Morton touts 600 billion barrels of crude in federal shale lands promising a century of U.S. supply while environmental advocates warn of ecological and human costs. Critics say lawsuits and delays by eco groups have slowed pipelines refineries and offshore leasing, delaying energy projects.
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Rogers Morton
Carolyn Johnson
Colorado Open Space Council
Morton M. Winston
Oil Shale Corporation
U.S
Johnson
Alaska
Middle East
Gulf of Mexico
Natural Resources Defense Council
Atlantic Ocean
Council On Environmental Quality
Edison Electric Institute
Maryland
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Illinois
Michigan
Russell Train
Washington Rotary Club
Train
Chovaliers Singers of Aiken Stage Tonight in High School
The Chovaliers, formed January 1952 from duPont wives and Town and Country Club roots, present a program tonight in the Aiken High School Auditorium. The group began as a small singing circle aiming for sacred and secular music, with husbands soon joining and rehearsals held at the Presbyterian Church.
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Chovaliers
duPont
Aiken First Presbyterian Church
F.E. Ardrey
Hobby Group
duPont Women’s Organization
Town and Country Club
The
Chevaliers
Aiken
Presbyterian Church
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Iowa State University
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Robert D. Cathcart
Comintern
America
Moscow
New York
Hashslinger
John D. Lofton JR
Supermarine
Hoboken
Yesteryear
Dorothy Macdowell
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