Canadian inventor's oil slick cleaner sells worldwide
Richard Sewell of Victoria unveils the Slick-Licker or Oilevator a belt driven oil recovery unit that soaks up slicks and squeezes oil into a barge hold. It cleans oil enough to barrel ready reuse and has orders in 45 countries. The device which costs 7500 dollars has government and industry buyers in Canada with Singapore Britain and Australia pursuing agreements.
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Funds Grant To Aid Officer Training
The Central Texas Council of Governments Belton earned a $29,138 grant today from Governor Preston Smith to support its regional peace officer training program. The Criminal Justice Council funds eight seminars for officers from seven counties and local governments will match with $45,588 in kind.
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New Test Predicts Cancer Risk for Chemicals at Hopkins
Johns Hopkins researchers led by Dr. Paul Ts'o developed a rapid test to determine a chemical’s cancer-causing potential by detecting radical binding to DNA. The procedure, possible within 10 to 30 minutes, could speed safety screening for new compounds and help identify individuals with lower cancer resistance.
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Metro's Lot Sold For Development
Levitt and Sons buy Metro backlot three in Culver City for 7.25 million dollars. The 68 acre site will become a walled condo community with a central lake bicycle paths and swimming pools housing about 4700 residents by 1974. Levitt vows to retain some historic links while repurposing the area.
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Adelaide wine consumption falls amid price hikes
Australians in Adelaide drink 14 percent less wine than a year earlier as prices rise. R R Cant, chairman of an Adelaide wine show, cites a 50 percent price jump per gallon as the reason for the decline.
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