Porous pavement eyed as future solution for storm runoff
Franklin Institute researchers test a new asphaltic porous pavement that allows up to 70 inches of rain per hour to drain into underground water tables. Lab results show strong resistance to stress and freeze cycles and lower costs than traditional paving with sewer systems. The next phase will install test sections to evaluate real world performance.
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America
Franklin Institute Research Laboratories
Philadelphia
Ontario High Schools Move to Non Graded System
Education U S A reports a two year experiment in Ontario aimed at reducing vocational courses and raising status subjects. Enrollment in technical courses fell while more students express satisfaction and some exceed prior performance, though academics were relaxed to fit varied abilities.
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Ontario
Canada
U.S.A
Baytown Sun staff and office details list
The Baytown Sun staff roles include Executive Editor Jim Finley and Managing Editor Iy PT Man, Advertising Director Dwight Moody, Classified Manager, and other editorial and advertising positions. It notes publication under the Baytown Sun, Inc. at 27190 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with P.O. Box 90 and mailed subscription and carrier rates.
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Paul Putman
Dwight Moody
Lote Braver
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Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
Baytown
Texas
P.O
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Hypoglycemia Examined By Dr Lamb In Patient Letters
Reader questions about low blood sugar and symptoms are addressed, noting many conditions mimic hypoglycemia and that diagnosis requires careful timed blood sugar tests. The article explains adrenaline release can trigger dizziness tremor and sweating, while promising follow ups on related obesity and stomach acidity topics.
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Secret Vietnam deception exposed in classified documents
Classified U.S. materials reveal that wartime reporting was filtered to present Vietnam better than reality. Memo directives urge deception at briefings and press events, with emphasis on portraying progress and a strong RVN military establishment.
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U.S
Washington
Pentagon
James Herbert
Herbert
Republic of Vietnam
Rvn
South Vietnam
First Santa Gertrudis cattle developed in Texas
A historical note highlights the Santa Gertrudis breed as the first cattle developed in the United States in Texas, tracing its origin to cattle breeding efforts in the early 20th century. The breed combines Shorthorn and Brahman bloodlines and was created to tolerate heat and tough conditions.
No clear news event in Barbs on language and bias
A collection of quips on political language bias and workplace behavior discusses sensitivity to terms and gender dynamics without reporting a specific incident or outcome. The piece argues about semantics, schedules, and discrimination in a satirical tone.
Endorsements Shape Muskies 23 Primaries Contest
Political analysis notes endorsements by Sen. Muskie’s backers resemble high-stakes poker ahead of 23 Democratic primaries. Labor leaders decry Democratic disarray as Wallace and McCarthy loom as independent threats, while Nixon strategists fear split votes. Muskie’s timed endorsements may spark momentum but outcomes remain uncertain.
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Ernest Cuneo
Washington
Ed Muskie
Roosevelt
Chicago
JFK
Senate
George Wallace
Gene McCarthy
Democratic Party
Solomon
Muskie
Rube Askenase, Evenflo Ties, and a Dachshund Rescue
In a personal reminiscence, the narrator recalls meeting Rube Askenase in Houston as he led a growing conglomerate linked to Evenflo. After Duchess the dachshund miscarried puppies and was euthanized, the author obtained miniature Evenflo nursing bottles by airmail. The eight newborn puppies were fed around the clock, saved by Rube's systems, and eventually grew into a thriving canine brood.
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Almelinger
Roy Hofheinz
Rube Askenase
Duchess
Rube
Houston
Evenflo Company
Dunhill and
Spalding Sporting Goods
Luck and skill mix in bridge bidding lessons
The column discusses how luck affects bridge scores in a single session while skill determines long term results. Oswald and Jim illustrate the perils of bidding two no trump with insufficient preparation and analyze a hand where South fails to read the suit layout leading to early defense.
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Tri
U.S
Wilbur Wilson
Wilson
Oswald
Jim
South
West
East
North
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Bridge bidding confusion prompts cautious reply
The dialogue describes a bridge hand with a flawed bidding sequence. The dealer asks what action to take after a 1 spade response and a partner's pass, urging a slow, near-maximum pass and a cautious approach. The prompt requests an answer for the next move to be provided tomorrow.
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Loday
Vocabulary Crossword Clue Deluge
A reader presents a scattered list of crossword style clues and partial answers across a two column grid. The fragment includes numerous cryptic hints such as garden flower rod fish spring mower ash en feminine epoch appellation born prostrate storehouse and others.
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England
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