Yener's Turkish Eatery Draws Hippies in Istanbul
In Istanbul's hippy quarter Yener's tiny restaurant feeds travelers for less than a coin with simple Turkish dishes. Owner Suki Oruc, known as Yener, welcomes all, often accepting debts to cover meals. He views the young visitors as seekers of peace and truth, not criminals.
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Could Air Pollution Trigger a New Ice Age?
A Japanese meteorologist warns air pollution may dim sunlight enough to lower world temperatures by about one degree over 30 years. The column also surveys earthquakes, bartering in Barrow, and global food spend with country comparisons.
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Old Industry Is Expanding in ARIS Texas
Rodgers-Wade Manufacturing Co. expands its plant with a 7000 square foot addition. The 1856 founded firm makes kitchen cabinets and bathroom vanities. President Don Wilen says the expansion will increase employment.
Britain Pays Sonic Claims Over Concorde Booms
The British Government says it paid 29522 in claims to citizens whose property was damaged by sonic booms from Concorde summer test flights. Aviation sources estimate research and development costs for the faster than sound Airliner to be about 250 million more than the latest estimate of 2.212 billion.
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