Water fuel tests at Norman post office trucks
An Oklahoma university professor develops an emulsified fuel that suspends water in gasoline to improve mileage and cut exhaust. Four USPS vehicles in Norman will test the mix for four months in three phases, starting November 29, with later expansion possible if results prove feasible.
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Norman
Okla
Walter J. Ewbank
University of Oklahoma
Aerospace, Mechanical and Nuclear Engineering
Postal Service
MTSC
Office of Fleet Management
Frank
M. Sommerkamp
Blair L. Wildermuth
Wildermuth
Ewbank
Oklahoma
President faces costly legal battle over Watergate defense
A dejected president fears loss of legal protections as he contends with astronomical post presidency costs and a large, unhappy White House legal team led by Fred Buzhardt. Illinois Judge John J. Sullivan arrives to refresh advisers and build a new defense unit while the president personally masterminds strategy, withholding key facts.
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White House
Watergate
Illinois
John J. Sullivan
Solomons
Sullivan
Whiteman resigns as pastor to lead Buffalo church
Rev Francis G Whiteman longtime pastor of First Baptist Corry announced yesterday at morning service his resignation. He accepted a unanimous call from Hedstrom Memorial Church in Buffalo. City council heard a bid by George Reed to take over garbage collection and build a new incinerator. Auto insurance rates rise across state with higher liability classes. 40 years ago, the Corry Area High School opened its 1933-34 season with an 18-14 win over Clymer. City council sets December 28 for final adoption of 13 mill tax levy and budget for 1934.
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Francis G. Whiteman
First Baptist Church
Whiteman
Hedstrom
George Reed
Culligan Soft Water Service
East South Street
Corry Area
Clymer
Massage Parlor Woes Prompt Chuckles and Costs Debate
A humorous reminiscence contrasts a cheeky Christmas note about a massage trip with a sharp North Pole reply from Ms Claus. The piece widens into reflections on massage parlors, chiropractic quacks, and a grim economic view of hospital costs, life expectancy, and efficiency in the 1940s to 1970s.
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Santa
North Pole
Claus
Hospital costs rising but inflation drives half the increase
McMahon argues rising hospital charges reflect inflation and expanding services. Nine month data show 2.6 percent charge growth while inflation runs higher. He cites more intensive care units and new facilities as key factors, plus a doctor shortage solvable with federal aid and medical education funding.
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McMahon
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American Hospital Association
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