Heat Pump Skyscraper Idea For Toronto Building
The article discusses using occupant body heat to heat and cool large buildings, citing Oklahoma Gas and Electric and Allen-Bradley early experiments, and Canada Square Corp plans a $50 million Toronto tower that recovers waste heat from people and lighting. It notes body warmth about 98.6 degrees and ongoing refinements.
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Oklahoma Gas and Electric
Allen-Bradley
Milwaukee
Canada Square Corp
Toronto
Toronto's arc shaped tower uses wasted heat for climate control
Developer Gerhard Moog unveils a 20 floor Toronto skyscraper designed to conserve and recycle energy. Silver coated walls reflect heat, ceilings reflect light, and a computer controlled system stores heat in a basement conservation bank. The design claims to use less than half the energy of traditional buildings and recycles energy previously wasted.
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Gerhard Moog
Toronto
Conservation Bank
Court Christmas party truce hides a racial clash
In 1946 47 the Supreme Court debated inviting Negro messengers to a Christmas party. Justice Frankfurter opposed a court guest list over social lines, while Chief Justice Stone pressed for a ruling. The vote favored allowing the party, arguing a bad light would come from not hosting. The event drew few attendees as a display of democracy amid tension.
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United States Supreme Court
Harlan Fiske Stone
Justice Frankfurter
High Court
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Frankfurter
Jackson
FBI transcript errors glossed with 30 000 mistakes exposed
Jack Anderson and Les Whitten report on Clarence Kelley amid FBI reforms. They claim 150,000 words of FBI transcripts contain over 30,000 errors plus many omissions, with drafts stamped as evidence and circulated to prosecutors and judges. Examples include misheard names, misquoted sentences, and missing crucial references.
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Kelley
FBI
Washington
Richard Bast
Justice Department
Keystone Kops
Paul Coppola
Business caution as rates rise and inflation bites profits
Uneasy mood as investors pull back amid rising prime rates and persistent inflation. Higher rates raise borrowing costs, shift funds to bonds, and curb stock competitiveness while inflation erodes profits and complicates long term planning. The tone cites I’s inflation and interest rates, with political names and state offices listed.
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