Dickinson College adds antipollution steps after study
Carlisle Pennsylvania AP report notes Dickinson College will close a campus dump and cut pollutants from the heating plant. The measures follow student ecology day recommendations and campus environmental study. Local actions reflect college policy to curb pollution.
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Easter and Fire Calls Highlight Bear Lake News
Easter dinner guests included Mr. and Mrs. Clair Damon and families visiting the Woodins. The Bear Lake fire department aided at a Columbus firehall scene and responded to a John Johnson house fire, with a Ralph Rankin neighbor aid. An open meeting with State Rep William Allen is set for April 6 at 8 p.m. Leland Grow returned from Vietnam on leave.
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al Cornish
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Michigan
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Union City
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Robert Smith
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Merritt Smith
David Lindquist
Steadman
Randy Smith
Bear Lake
Sandie Kibby
Laurene Crawford
John Jensen
Louie Eastman
Columbus Firehall
John Johnson
Ralph Rankin
Snow Ski Resort Proposed for Harlan County
The Kentucky Department of Commerce urged potential investors to buy into a ski project using manufactured snow on Big Black Mountain in Harlan County. Talks yielded no firm plans. University of Kentucky researchers Doyle Cook and John S Baxter cited similar eastern ski areas as a weather comparison.
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Passengers Worse Off Than Drivers in Snowmobile Study
In 1967-68 snowmobile accidents, 93 incidents produced 82 deaths or injuries. Operators suffered 58 percent harm while passengers faced 77 percent. More than half the crashes occurred on public roads, often with cars. The State Motor Vehicles Department urged protective headgear for all riders. Separately, India announced floods and tornadoes in 1969 killed about 1,287 people.
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