Energy Abounds On Surface For Bioconversion Prospects
Washington experts say vast renewable energy lies near the earth surface, usable via bioconversion to fuel, heat, and electricity. A three day conference urged pilot projects, economic studies, and greater international cooperation, highlighting methane from waste and fuels from wood and kelp as key projects.
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Washington
William Carey
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Donald A. Dever
Biomass Energy Institute
Winnipeg
Canada
Dever
South Korea
Chalmer G. Kirkbride
U.S. Energy Research and Development Administration
U.S
Kirkbride
ERDA
Pompano Beach
Fla
Wall Street Bombing Leaves Wall Street in Shock
On September 16 a wagon bomb exploded near 23 Wall Street, killing ninety and injuring many as the Morgan firm and bullion transfer faced chaos. Junius Morgan was injured, the event shattering windows and igniting fires while investigators hunted the perpetrators of the 1920 attack. Photographer George Schmidt captured the moment for the New York Daily News.
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Wall Street
New York Street
Thimas
New York Daily News
George Schmidt
J.P. ‘Morgan
England
Junius
Morgan
Wall
Trinity Church
New York Stock Exchange
U.S
Mitchell Palmer
Sub-Treasury
Assay Office
Morgan's
House of Morgan
New Picture
Park Place
Hope For Big Year From State Lottery
Harrisburg AP says Pennsylvania's lottery begins its fifth year with hopes of setting a new sales record aided by a stronger economy Bicentennial crowds and a fall daily game. Officials expect revenue to fund elderly programs while noting past years saw fluctuations and a notable $1 million prize winner.
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Harrisburg
Revenue Department
Pennsylvania
National Association of State Lotteries
George Mowod
Mowod
Plane That Crashed Was Denied Landing
A light plane en route for an emergency landing from Front Royal to Cumberland instead flew back to Western Maryland where it crashed, killing four Pittsburgh men and injuring two others. Officials questioned who ordered the detour and why, with initial guesses pointing to Cleveland ATC while Virginia controllers argued the flight belonged to their center. Pilot Donald R. Fox, 53, of Mars, Pennsylvania, piloted the Cessna Skyhawk as investigators seek the order source and motive behind the diversion.
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Accident
Here
Front Royal
Maryland
National Transportation Safety Board
Cumberland
Pittsburgh
Eugene Flood
Federal Aviation Administration
Eastern Division
New York
Cleveland
Ohio
Air Traffic Control Center
Lessburg
Donald R. Fox
Mars
Virginia
YMCA Calendar Calendar events and classes listed for the day
Seattle received more than 20 000 hyacints as part of a seven million bulb gift from the Netherlands and its flower bulb industry for public parks and gardens in 100 U S cities in honor of the Bicentennial. The Netherlands presented the bulbs to Seattle as part of a nationwide distribution to public spaces.
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Seattle
Wash
United ‘States
Netherlands
Holland
United States
Water from coal mining areas yields acid and iron pollution
Akron AP report describes Dr. Robert Corbett of the University of Akron detailing findings from Monongalia County water samples. He reports streams near Lake Lynn show high sulfate and iron levels, corroding pipes and affecting Morgantown’s raw water supply. winter conditions alter quality. Dorothea Lynde Dix noted as a reformer in humane mental care.
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Akron
Ohio
Robert G. Corbett
University of Akron
Boston
Monongalia County
W. Va
Morgantown
Monongahela River
Corbett
Lake Lynn
Cheat River
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