Kelp Cottage Future Homes Could Rise Undersea
A UT Austin architect explores growing undersea structures using electrically charged wire mesh and calcium carbonate deposition to mimic natural marine builders. The approach aims to create living space and storage areas beneath the sea, with computer control of material porosity and insulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin, Tex
UPI
University of Texas
Wolf Hilbertz
Hilbertz
Examle
Tokyo Bay
D.C
Natural foods and shared living center thrive in Saco
The Saco cooperative shows a meal spot doubling as a community hub. Center Exchange seminars, a forthcoming bakery, and a small healing arts center foster a collective of 19 residents who share living space and volunteer at the restaurant. The group promotes growth of body mind and spirit through workshops and philosophy printed on their leaflet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Brickley
Saco
Natural Foods
Factory Island Natural Foods
Center Exchange
Main St
Richard Tryon
Dayton farrier grows craft from horse show roots
In Dayton, Bill Nanos, a part time biddeford Saco area farrier, runs the Quarter Mile Farm with his wife Dot and hopes to shoe full time within two years. He learned the trade after joining his wife in quarter horse showing and now handles about 200 horses each season, plans to reach 400 to go full time, and works as a welder at Maremont Corp. He explains cold shoeing, trimming every six to eight weeks, and how thrush is managed, noting he has been cut by nails and wears a leather apron for protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathy O'Connell
Dayton
Bill Nanos
Nanos
Biddeford- Saco
Dottie
Englan Farrier School
Raymond
Maremont Corp
Saco
Miss St. Silver
Farrier
Biddeford-Saco
Quarter Mile Farm
John Ewing
Carter Ford meet in low key first talks
President Ford and President elect Carter opened their post election discussions with a relaxed, private session in the oval office. Carter arrived in Washington from Plains Ga to meet with cabinet officers while Ford prepared Budget work and a series of morning meetings at the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Phillips Washington
UPI
Ford
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Washington
Plains
White House
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Oval Office
United Airlines
Blair House
Ord
Rockefeller
Hudson River
Lewis Allen
National Security Agency
Richard Shriver
Telecommunications
Defense
James T. Lynn
Office of Management and Budget
Donald Rumsfeld
HEW
David Matthews
Treasury
William Simon
Federal Reserve
Arthur Burns
Burns
Milk Prices to Fall in Maine December First
AUGUSTA Maine UPI milk prices are set to drop December 1 as the Maine Milk Commission notes another decline in federal price support for farmers. A gallon will cost 1.60 a half gallon 077 and a quart 395. A petition to the USDA seeks an emergency hearing to set November prices as the new baseline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Maine
UPI
Maine Milk Commission
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Almanac facts and notable events for November 22, 1976
The entry lists historical events and birthdays for November 22 1976 including Charles de Gaulle Hoai composer birthdates and notable incidents such as the 1950 Long Island Rail Road wreck, the 1960 Ethan Allen submarine launch, and the assassination of John F Kennedy in 1963. It notes Gorham police interrogation in a father and son murder case and missing persons Charles Turner and Christopher Turner with weapons to be reviewed. page reference to story on page 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venus
Mars
Jupiter
Salenne
Charles de Gaulle
Hoai
New York City
U.S. Navy
Ethan Allen
John F. Kennedy
Dallas
Lee Harvey Oswald
Lyndon Johnson
Gorham
Charles Turner
Christopher
Edward Little Captures Class A Football Title
Elis coach Doc Hersom beams as the Red Eddies beat Sanford 14 to 8 at Bates College to claim the Class A championship. It completes a 10-0 season, the first undefeated campaign in Hersom's 12-year tenure. Full story on page 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Little
Doc Hersom
Red Eddies
Sanard
Bates College
Eddies
Hersom
Jukebox inventor died a natural death
A brief chuckle note from the newspaper humor section states that proof of American tolerance lies in the fact that the inventor of the jukebox died a natural death. The item reflects a light editorial voice and underscores cultural trivia.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Factory Island
the Almanacky
United Press International
Elis
Journal
Abby
Lv Wlavies
National
New England
Sportselevision Weather World
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!