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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1970

Page

6

Wantland to speak on steam engines and cars at Augusta meeting

Dr John L Wantland a mechanical engineer at Oak Ridge National Laboratory will address three Augusta area engineering societies on steam engines and steam cars The talk covers history present and the move toward steam powered automobiles The event is at Mc Carmicks Cafeteria at 6 30 p m with local sections of ASME S P E and S C E as sponsors

Augusta McCarmick American Society of Mechanical Engineers South Carolina Society of Professional Engineers South Carolina Society of Engineers John L.wantland Oak Ridge National Laboratory Pr. Wantland Louisiana Polytechnic Institute Mobile Steam Society Inc

Detroit mayor blasts Lindsay over talent raids

Detroit Mayor Gribbs criticizes New York Mayor Lindsay for luring Detroit aides including city officials and county officers. Gribbs complains about salary pressure and jokes about exchange of personnel as he urges Lindsay to hire elsewhere.

Detroit Roman Gribbs New York John Lindsay Chicago Los Angeles Gribbs Lindsay Patrick Murphy City Hall Robert Roselle Philip Tannian James Tannor Mayor Wayne County William Lucas Loren Pittman Murphy

Midland Gas Field Seen As One Of Nation's Largest

The Midland natural gas field in Kentucky is described as among the nation’s largest. It formed 300000 years ago when an ancient river carved a gorge and deposited sandstone 11 miles long and about 1.3 miles wide. Today the porous sandstone lies 2000 feet beneath farmland with natural gas held in microscopic airholes.

Midland

Wall to Wall Savings Everyday Low Price Promotion

The text promotes a store slogan Everyday Low Price claiming constant weeklong savings. It argues prices are consistently low with wall to wall savings, noting weekend features may also carry competitive pricing. It emphasizes everyday affordability compared with other stores.

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