Protecting our water energy crisis theme discussed
Lawrence K. Cecil warned at the American Water Works Association conference that surging energy demand will strain water supplies as fossil fuels, gasification, and aluminum production require large water inputs. Ronald Ratenay noted utilities fear future power for water. losses in distribution and unmetered use worsen shortages.
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Chemicel
Lawrence K. Cecil
American Water Works ‘Association
North America
Cecil
Alumnium 38
Sbundankrade
Jndumly
Ronald Fh
Ratenay Superintendent of Utilities
Holland, Mich
Pigeon hole bills die in Ohio House committee
GOP Rep. Robert B. Levitt pushed a bill to force timely referrals of all bills within 30 days as the union General Assembly stalled. The Ohio legislature has adjourned for the season and Seville's bill died in the Reference Committee.
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Union General Assembly
House Reference Committee
GOP
Robert B. Levitt
Ohio
Seville
Silent Nixon Coverage Sparks Debate In Cleveland
A Cleveland Press columnist argues that half the public remains silent on Watergate while a quarter distrusts any negative report and another quarter resists praise. He says investigations aim to sway the undecided to produce overwhelming evidence for or against President Nixon.
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Gue
Perhays
Cleveland Press
Julian Kennebeck
Nixon
Miami Land Boom Echoes of a Sucker Era
Documented reflection on Florida’s 1920s land rush centered in Miami. It recalls soaring money, booming rail and road access, influx of migrants, vast real estate offices, and wild speculation that attracted both dreamers and scammers despite the eventual crash.
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Florida
Prahision
Cuba
Miami
New York
John Marlin
Tallahiesee
Flagler Street
Miami Florida Real Estate Boom Then and Now
A historical recall traces Florida’s 1920s land boom from Coral Gables and the Miami Biltmore to seaports and hotels, noting the rapid influx of buyers from across the country. The tale covers speculative subdivisions, plunging values after the 1926 hurricane, and the era’s lasting impact on Miami’s development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tnomas Meighan
Bay Front Park
Miami
Pastor Merrick
Coral Gables
George
Jan Carber
Gawkers
William Jennings Bryan
Gilda Gray
Miami Biltmore
James Cox
Chio
Miami News
Joseph W. Young
Hollyss
Ohio
New York
Wisconsin
Diabotas
Florida
Arthur Pryor
Hay Front Park
Flager Street
Walter C. Will
Retail Credit Company of
Atlanta
Fort Lauderdale
New
Miami Daily News
Henry Villard
Freedom and self control in a moral republic
The Columbus Telegram argues that true freedom comes from self mastery and responsibility. It cites God given liberty, not government grants, warning that freedom must be consistent with moral guides and the Declaration of Independence.
Infection recovery and nutrition for elderly post catheter care
Question from a reader on rebuilding strength after prostate surgery and catheter related infection. Advice stresses eliminating infection, ensuring proper bladder drainage, addressing appetite loss in older adults, enhancing protein and calcium intake through fortified milk shakes and protein powder, and safe light activity as tolerated. Emphasis on consulting the physician about kidney function and drainage management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence E. Lamb
M.D
Dr. Lamb
Answer to Previous Puzele Nine Sigmoid cn x Tears Sapper
The fragmentary prompt references a cryptic phrase and does not provide a coherent news item. No readable entities or events are present to summarize into a proper headline and card.
Russians seek tech deals with Moscow despite risks
A columnist argues Brezhnev seeks technology from the West while the US lacks leverage to extract political concessions. It notes Pitney Bowes and Stanford Research Institute discussions in Moscow on postal, drilling, and steel tech, praising Jackson’s push for more freedoms to secure favored nation trade terms.
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Brezhnev
USS
Ood
Kremlin
Moscow
Henry Jackson
Ministry of Telecommunications, and Post
Ministry of Science and Technology
Ministry of Foreign Trade
State Committee For Publishing and Printing
Pitney Bowes ¥ Vinnish
Jackson
U.S
Congress
Mr. Allen
Allen
Stanford Research Institute
SRE
Russia
Pitney Bowes
Stanford Tesearch Institute
Pitchford
Pitchford Idustries, Inc
Pittsburgh
Soviet Union
Fix
Radio Liberty
Vistors
Baki
Gaspian Sea
The Yes Men Take Over Policy in Kissinger Critique
Washington debate centers on Henry Kissinger and SALT talks with criticism of his warning against dissent. Officials report removal of expert technicians who disagreed on SALT concessions, fearing he handles all technical details alone. Concerns cite bias, overconfidence, and erosion of technical input in nuclear policy.
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Washington
Henry Kissinger
Elisberg
Slile
Kissinger
State Department
Assinger
Pentagon
James Schlesinger
Neis
National Security Council
Thes
Department of State
Saltul
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Charles W. Keller
Will Rages
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Jim
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Columbus, Nebraska
Egypt
Puzele
Achuss Atteead
Prussia
Warwickshire
Crealseas
Veteh
Piper Lowen
Pennsylvania
Huncen Troy
Hound
Astan
Francistat
Statin Enterprise Asss
Pat
Acmand Hammer
Occidental Petroleum
Senator Jackson
Ray
Prorrie's
Fischetti
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