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Tech power plant plan faces state funding gap
The Georgia School of Technology faces a funding hurdle as the legislature refuses to provide the $27,000 needed to erect a modern power station, risking the loss of $190,000 in machinery offered on condition of proper use. Plans, drawn by Dr. Stephens and refined with engineers from Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad, call for a brick fireproof building with a 2,000-ton coal storage capability and efficient handling systems.
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