Oceanfront frontier the ocean as future resource hub
Dr Omer Burleson discusses how advancing oceanography and private labs are expanding the sea as a frontier for minerals, food, oil, medicine, and energy. He notes moon and Mars aims contrast with sea progress, cites Japan’s fish farms, and envisions sea life farming, processing plants, and floating cities powering future economies.
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Omer Burleson
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Texas
Washington
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Moon
Mars
Japan
Oklahoma visitors share time with Comanche residents
Here from Oklahoma Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Woolsey of El Reno spent their vacation with the Charlie Woolsey family in Comanche. Here from Tulsa Johnny O Neal was the Saturday guest of Miss Sheron Wright in Comanche.
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Oklahoma
J. G. Woolsey
el Reno
Okla
Charlie Woolsey
Comanche
Tulsa
Johnny O’neal
Sheron Wright
Payroll Taxes Back Payoff For County Residents
Special to The Chief reports payroll taxes from Comanche County workers over 30 years now fund Social Security benefits in the area. About 9397 residents receive monthly checks. most are retired or survivors, with others disabled or dependents. Local payments total 1 600 000 yearly, up from 1 114 000 four years earlier. Nationally 23 million receive benefits, over 20 billion dollars yearly, with proposals to raise benefits by 20 percent. Also notes a reunion at Coleman Park for Mr and Mrs Paul Richards and visitors from Houston Mrs Louise Huntington hosted by Mrs Huntington.
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New York
Comanche County
Social Security Administration
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Aseps
Congress
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Agent
Womanche
F. Hall
John D. Hicks
Ned Stewa
Wade's
Gustine
Allgood
Western Ranch
Solid Pack
Sultana
Jane Parker Pies
Jane Parker
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