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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1965
Page
9
Gulf water plant pioneers salt water reuse in Freeport
In Freeport Texas the first salt water conversion plant shows a tentative taste of desalination. The plant, built in 1961, supplied the city with its billionth gallon in May and officials say the desalinated water is indistinguishable from ordinary drinking water. Cost remains a major drawback at about $1 per thousand gallons. Researchers note multiple methods exist but none are perfectly economical yet. The project aligns with President Johnson's 1970 target for broad desalination breakthroughs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport
Tex
Gulf of Mexico
Johnson
Harold Singleton
Roosevelt’s Grandson Seeks Hen In Savannah
Cornelius Van Schaak Roosevelt, Theodore Roosevelt’s grandson, docked in Savannah and sought a locally bought hen for the ship’s captain who enjoys fresh eggs. After an alert from a taxi fleet, a driver found a bird for $1.50, plus a free egg, with total cost around $7.50 including transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Cornelius van Schaak Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Lab Class Trek Roots From Louisville To Kentucky Mountains
A Louisville trio makes a 350 mile round trip to Jackson each week for their social work lab in the Kentucky mountains. Alice Halladay Frankie Tester and Hubert Crawford shoulder the long rides two days weekly while the rest of the week is spent at the University of Louisville campus. By semester end the three will have logged over 12000 miles for the field experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Alice Halladay
Frankie Tester
Hubert Crawford
Kentucky Mountains
Jackson
University of Louisville
Water conservation study eyed by spraying film on ponds
Washington reports Agriculture Department scientists study evaporations from farm ponds and reservoirs in 17 western states. A molecular film using alkanol may cut evaporation by up to 40 percent. sugar syrups could carry the retardant. Blanketed water likely safe for most uses. World wool output in 1965 seen at 5.705 billion pounds, down 2 percent. Australia may drop 6 percent, New Zealand up 6 percent, Argentina up 2 percent, U.S. down 6 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Tempe
Ariz
Foreign Service
Australia
New Zealand
Argentina
U.S
Navy personnel pictured at Pittsburgh office ceremony
Second from right BM 4/c Andrew Violante stands with Lt. Cdr. Walter Mc Caw, commanding officer of the Pittsburgh office, and Bruce Browne and others in the Erie center aviation unit. The Erie office is highlighted with Browne, Violante and Mc Caw posing for the group photo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Violante
Erie
Bruce Browne
Cdr
Walter McCaw
Pittsburgh
Warren Counties
Corry
Samuel Hanigan
Herman Stoltzenberger
Fancy package drives demand for exotic foods at NYC show
In New York, Julian Cowan of the National Association for the Specialty Food Trade says shoppers buy more on appearance than taste for items like caviar and kangaroo tail soup. The 11th annual exhibit at the Coliseum features 125 suppliers amid a thriving gourmet market as top items fetch high prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I New York
Julian Cowan
National Association For the Specialty Food Trade
Association
Cowan
New York
Coliseum
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Corey
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North Center Street
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