Once Bomb Towns Reborn As Modern Boom Cities
The articles notes Oak Ridge Tennessee Richland Washington and Los Alamos New Mexico once secret atomic towns now thriving as diversified communities. It details government supervision shifts postwar economic growth and private investment transforming housing culture and local institutions.
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Justices Rule Access To Courts For ICC Discontinuances
Supreme Court rules access to federal courts extends to challenges of Interstate Commerce Commission actions stopping interstate passenger trains. Ruling allows opponents of rail service cuts to seek judicial review, reversing ICC continuance decisions and affirming railroads’ right to challenge ICC rulings in court.
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Army Engineers warn Ohio River basins face funding gap
Major General F. P. Koisch told a public works subcommittee that 14 river basin projects including the Ohio River will lack about 365 million dollars by end of 1970 without new authorizations. Deficits would grow to 69 million by 1971 amid flood control navigation irrigation and power needs.
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