Simpson announces candidacy for Wyoming governor
Cody Milward Simpson, Cony attorney and former University of Wyoming board chair, announces Republican bid for governor. He pledges a vigorous campaign, vows no other office during his term, and outlines devotion of time and resources to Wyoming's administration and a push for economic democracy.
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Atomic power seen to stay as Nautilus debate grows
Industrial and scientific voices stress atomic energy as central to future fuel supply. Harold C. Urey predicts atomic use in power stations and possibly ships within 25 years, with oil demand shifting to higher grade fuels. The petrochemical sector expects growth and continued competition shaping energy demand.
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Wyoming Highway Sufficiency Report Complete
The Wyoming highway department planning division released a sufficiency report determining the adequacy of over 4,800 miles of primary and secondary roads. Engineer W A Gallup notes the study guides future planning and design, based on traffic projections, after Alvin Bastron’s field survey covering more than 10,000 miles in 1953.
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Reading the Maharaja Food Service Train Menu
A 1934 United States Brewers Foundation text recounts a traveler’s view of Indian hospitality. It notes twelve train cars offering fruits nuts and beverages, with automatic plate selections for guests. The Maharaja is depicted as extreme in hospitality, while simple offerings like coffee tea or beer are suggested as sufficient.
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Wyoming highway sufficiency study outlines factors for adequacy
The report identifies four primary factors for highway sufficiency: structural adequacy including drainage, surface, and foundation. safety factors like surface width and stopping distance. service rating covering alignment and passing sight distances. and a program length limit. Hundreds of sections were surveyed, most under five miles, with data to aid state highway needs study by the legislative interim committee.
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