Excesses in ecology spark Florida utilities stance
A Florida utility group argues against strict temperature limits on warm water discharges, saying proposed standards raise fuel use and emissions, waste land, and water, echoing a broader view that overzealous regulation harms industry and can trigger power shortages. The piece critiques environmental excesses and includes a personal note on epitaphs and aging.
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Florida Pollution Control Board
Drug crackdown chief warns drug problem will persist
John Ingersoll, narcotics chief, told congress the United States faces a hopeless task suppressing smugglers. He cited vast border traffic, ports, and flights while stressing progress depends on reducing demand. He noted manpower and international offices expanded since 1968 and outlined government measures.
Ready-made epitaph by Bill Eaton
A reflective voice-by-Bill Eaton urges readers to accept life’s end with humor and dignity. He notes everyone’s earthly identity ends, encourages enjoying life, and argues for a prewritten epitaph by a favored person as a fitting final message.
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Remembering the wild charm of early newspaper photographers
A humorous reminiscence recalls hard charging photojournalists from a bygone era. Tales swirl of half nuts apprentices, 4x5 Speed Graphics, and bold stunts to snag hot weather pictures. It highlights wild methods, eccentric characters, and chaotic shoots that defined press photography’s rough edge.
Partridge Family Shoot In Kings Island Strains Cast
At Kings Island near Cincinnati Bob Claver frets over the missing Danny Bonaduce as a Partridge Family segment titled Left My Heart In Cincinnati films under noisy park sights. The 13 year old actor known for his role as Danny is again off on a thrill seeking wander, causing delay and urgency among crew and spectators.
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Gilson's Restaurant Sold to Columbus Couple
Corry notes reflect a 20 year old report detailing the sale of Gilson's Restaurant by Mr. and Mrs. Raymond A. Gilson to Mr. and Mrs. Harry McConnell of Columbus. The item sits among a broader past event column mentioning local baseball, social entertaining, and a 1932 amusement park anecdote.
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Raymond A. Gilson
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Harry McConnell
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