Old People A New Generation Emerges in America
An analysis argues that longevity has created a new aging generation. It asserts older adults can grow, learn, and contribute, challenging stereotypes. Programs across the U.S. aim to integrate elders into communities with therapy, work, and social roles.
UAW to Seek Guaranteed Annual Wage in Contracts
The United Auto Workers plan to push for a guaranteed annual wage and address automation as it opens talks with General Motors and Ford in April and Chrysler in July. UAW argues automation reduces jobs, while automakers say it boosts production and employment under current contracts. The dispute frames next year’s bargaining with major automakers.
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Many American Women Now Sleep In Men's Pajamas
Akron, Ohio Goodyear engineer Mis Lovell discusses a long running project on rubber rail crossings and hydrocarbon reduction in exhaust. The piece intertwines a light feature on fashion with cross industry notes, including claims of high female pajama adoption and a brief history of sleepwear evolving since ancient times.
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Rubber roadway slabs stretch between tracks in steel‑sheathed blocks
The roadway between the rails is formed by rubber slabs measuring 38 by 59 feet and over three inches thick. Each slab contains a heavy steel core sandwiched inside and rests on treated wooden planks for support.
Smog Solution via Airborne Water Dump Proposed
Kenneth Dills urged Los Angeles city council to drop tons of water from airplanes to break the inversion layer and vent smog upward. He claimed a downpour would cleanse the air by accelerating downward and outward dispersion of pollutants.
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Thief steals drill from parked Denver truck
In Denver a thief stole an electric drill valued at 45 dollars from a parked truck. The truck reportedly belonged to Denver Lock and Jamas, and the incident occurred as the vehicle was unattended on a city street.
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