Cost Of Keeping Newborns Alive Questions Morals
Miami AP reports on the moral questions surrounding the high costs of neonatal care. The piece discusses figures like 900 and 5000, mentions doctors and universities, and notes debates over medical ethics and financial burden for keeping extremely premature babies alive.
Heat storage device uses sodium sulfate decahydrate for solar energy
An article describes a tested heat storage concept from the General Electric Research and Development Center at Schenectady. A rolling cylinder stores heat with several materials that absorb heat as they melt, notably sodium sulfate decahydrate, claimed to hold over seven times the energy.
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Self Help Project In Philly Lifts New Skills for Vets and Youth
In Philadelphia the Opportunities Industrialization Center trains 13,000 across 140 communities, with Willard Hogg and Deborah in welding and typing programs. OIC claims 350,000 trained since 1968, placing about 40 percent in jobs, funded by federal and local agencies. Sullivan, a civil rights leader, cites cost efficiency and public safety gains as the program expands toward 2000 projections.
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Side Glances on Education Reform and Jobs Crisis
Dr Elton Dolly, head of the national OIC program, cites education as a major factor in unemployment. He advocates a renaissance in education and notes millions of Americans read poorly. Sullivan of General Motors calls for action and OIC aims to place and train workers, including rehousing abandoned homes.
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Poe House Baltimore to Get Renovation Funding This Year
Edgar Allan Poe House in Baltimore set for renovation after years of neglect. Jerome, curator, said the Office of Historical and Architectural Preservation grants 315,000 to the Poe Society, with the Maryland Ministerial Trust adding 16,000. The house recalls Poe's time from 1809 to 1845.
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