How Close Is Next Ice Age
A Brown University conference concludes the present warm interglacial ends on a geological timescale and that the next ice age could arrive in centuries or thousands of years. Human pollution is not linked to warming or cooling trends, but the ice advance remains a distant yet serious environmental hazard.
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Wandering in Mexico City a traveler learns to listen
The writer recalls a tour group in Mexico City with loud complaints about paid museum entry and a desire to see the pyramids. They reflect on language effort, courtesy, and the thrill of Mexican traffic described as defensive driving by a local. The piece notes humor and frustration in group travel.
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Rockne Outshone Them Meehan Clark Left Their Mark On Football
Ernest Cuneo surveys early 1930s football, honoring Chick Meehan and Patsy Clark while highlighting Knute Rockne’s shadow. He notes Meehan’s Syracuse and NYU teams, the military huddle era, and innovations like the double wing and strong backfield stars, plus era lines and pro teams merging with colleges.
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Baytown Sun Leadership Shifts Reported
A Baytown Sun notice lists editorial roles including editor and publisher positions with names and titles such as editor and general manager, assistant to publisher, and office manager in a leadership update.
Coke Franchise System Under FTC Fire and Bottler Fight
Coca Cola faces an FTC antitrust suit over its franchise setup that preserves exclusive territories and allows price setting by bottlers. The scheme costs consumers about a nickel per bottle, with $1.5 billion yearly inflated prices. Bottlers raise funds for a defense, lobbying, and legal push to keep the system, amid industry and political pushback.
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