Egyptian Pashas Tighten Grip on Cotton Market
In Alexandria on June 14 two Egyptian pashas were accused of cornering the cotton market, risking potential profits around 28 million dollars as Ashmouni cotton prices surged nearly 100 percent in three months. Critics noted delayed deliveries, a government retroactive order, and job losses as mills dumped holdings awaiting lower prices. futures for June and August deliveries moved lower after a market halt.
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Spoonbill Returns to U S Gulf Coast Nesting Sites
The National Geographic Society reports the roseate spoonbill is returning to its Gulf Coast nesting locations in the United States after nearly fifty years absence.
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New De Icer May Aid Jets Los Angeles
A UC Berkeley study proposes a lighter cheaper intermittent heating de icing system for jet airliners. Dr Myron Tribus says heat actions when ice forms enable effective de icing and could accelerate the switch to jet commercial service. Hand blown jars for home canning are noted.
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