Banquet Foods expands in Wellston with largest US freezer
Banquet Foods Corp's Wellston facility breaks ground on a multi million dollar freezer project scheduled for completion next May. The five hundred thousand square foot complex includes rail spurs and storage for six railroad cars, boosting output and local employment during a recession. The project signals optimism in a slow national recovery with regional contractor work from Jackson Chillicothe Columbus and surrounding states.
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The Pill Faces Scrutiny From Doctors and Time
A McCalls survey of 200 women doctors shows two thirds say the pill is safe to prescribe for patients while only one third would use it themselves. Half are former users citing side effects or worries, reflecting ongoing questions about cancer, death, fertility, clotting, and pregnancy after use.
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McCall’s Magazine
McCall's
Realignment Of Parties Still Not A Great Idea
After every major election setback for the Republican party some GOP leaders have advanced the idea of a new alignment of political parties based upon conservative liberal ideology. They are advancing the idea again. Any such change, however, find little present support, even after the.
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George Gallup
Princeton
Republican Party
November GOP Debacle and Polls on Party Reorganization
National survey shows 56 percent oppose changing party alignment while 53 percent of Republicans and 27 percent of independents share the dissent. The Poll queried if voters favor a conservative versus liberal party, noting historic strength of Democrats but a current tilt toward conservatism based on 1,557 adult interviews conducted November 8 to 11.
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Gallup
Christmas gift puppies at Athens shelter spark concern
Jenny Dudis of Athens urges adoption rather than waiting for the humane society to save every dog. She argues many puppies and dogs suffer as owners delay purchases, proposing pets as meaningful Christmas gifts while criticizing mass mailings and Xmas card schemes.
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Truck Driver Prevents Highway Hazard On Snowy Route
Kenneth Morgan lauds a Rush Creek Clay Co truck driver traveling Route 33 south of Nelsonville for defensive driving in heavy snow. A cyclist pulled from ahead by an unlit bicycle stayed on the road for a quarter mile as traffic risk rose. the truck used blinkers horn and safe distance to protect all.
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Rush Creek Clay Co
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Ohio
Kenneth Morgan
Plastic waste could become heat source by century's end
Plastic waste totaling about five million tons annually may be used to generate electricity. Researchers at Battelle Memorial Institute in Columbus say plastics have a BTU rating that compares favorably with conventional fuels, suggesting plastics could substitute fossil fuels for power generation.
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Columbus’ Battelle Memorial Institute
Plastic Waste Could Be Promising Fuel Source, Battelle Says
Battelle researcher Dale A. Vaughan says high-BTU plastic waste yields 9 000 to 16 000 BTU per pound versus coal 10 000 to 13 000. A study funded by the EPA explores plastics as fuel and heat recovery linked to incineration and pyrolysis as trash volume rises toward 13 million tons annually by 2000.
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Environmental Protection Agency
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Walt Lippmann and the Clash of Cultures in American Life
Walter Lippmann stands as an elitist voice opposing populist America and defending reason over the jungle. Raised in a German Jewish New York family, he studied at Harvard under James and Santayana, shaping a cosmopolitan aestheticism that guided his journalism and antiwar stance.
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American Destroy They're English
NBC’s Edwin Newman warns in his book Strictly Speaking that English in America is decaying. He cites census gaps in copy editors and grammarians, Newspeak possibilities, and a shift to computerized prose, with examples from New York Times and Washington Post commentary.
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Debating the Economy Conference on Inflation Discussed
Economists politicians and business leaders gathered at a November conference on price inflation sponsored by the Committee for Monetary Research and Education with Georgetown University for Strategic and International Studies. John Hagerty, a young Chicago banker, attended as a participant.
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Committee For Monetary Research and Education
Georgetown University For Strategic and International Studies
John Hagerty
Chicago
Proxmire Cites Inflation Risks and GOP Policy Critique
Hagerty and Harrigan of the U S Industrial Council discuss inflation causes and the need for disciplined policy. Proxmire urges skepticism of government growth while North warns of 15 percent inflation burdening Americans. They call for prudent fiscal, monetary reforms and a return to saving and limited government.
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