Deer Park Unox Plant Opens With Breakfast Event
Deer Park unveils the North wastewater plant, the first UNOX facility west of the Mississippi, funded by EPA grant and city bonds. The $2 million plant on 4.4 acres handles up to 3 million gallons daily, with future 6 million capacity, saves energy, reduces odors, and will host a public open house November 14 from noon to 6 p.m. at 102 Kentucky.
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Deer Park
Gulf Coast
Bill Black
Black
New North
UNOX
Mississippi River
Environmental Protection Agency
City of Deer Park
EPA
Texas Water Quality Board
Houston Ship Channel
Kentucky
Horoscope Guide For The Week Of Nov 27 23 By GMA
The weekly forecast from GMA and Copley News Service outlines zodiac guidance. Aries to Leo receive advice on study travel creativity diplomacy budgeting and project planning with emphasis on personal growth and practical steps.
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GMA
Copley News Service
Libra
Local School Board Appointments Highlight 1970s History
Evelyn Douglass named to school board and Debbie Deen crowned Homecoming Queen mark a decade of district events. 18th Street contract awarded in 1972. new high school 46 percent complete. 1971 consolidation talks. nursing study committee. Frels named treasurer of San Jacinto Board of Regents. council seats changing. bond election slated for November 25.
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Evelyn Douglass
18Th St
New High School
Debbie Deen
W. C. Frels
San Jacinto
Methadone Surpasses Heroin in NYC Narcotics Deaths
A medical examiner report shows methadone poisoning killed more people in New York City in 1973 than heroin. Acting chief Dr Dominick Dimaio notes 745 narcotics related deaths citywide last year.
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New York City
Dominick Dimaio
Father Herndel Seeks Church Work After Tragedy
Letter from Anthony C. Herndel, former St Hyacinth priest in Deer Park, discusses Halloween tragedy, mentions knowing Citation Street families, praises a photo and article he planned to publish at St Hyacinth, notes a $1700 building fund after four months, and sends greetings as he starts a new church.
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Deer Park
Father Herndel
St. Hyacinth Church
Hallowe’en
Citation Street
St. Hyacinth
Anthony C. Herndel
Energy Sense Garbage Power By JOHN C. SAWHILL
Energy sense and environmental sense propel garbage power as a domestic energy resource. Waste processing plants, not dumps, recycle metals and other materials while converting remaining trash into fuel for utilities. From Saugus to Baltimore and San Diego, cities pursue pyrolysis and incineration to cut coal use and curb foreign energy dependence.
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John C. Sawhill
America
Saugus
Mass
St. Louis
Chicago
Ill
Memphis, Tenn
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Jersey City
N.J
Baltimore
San Diego County
Cal
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Mixed
Puzzle fills with names places and terms across and down. Clues reference space flight islands laws and poetry while intersecting to reveal a themed set of answers across and down.
Health's A Poppin: Unsafe Toys Crowd Injury Risk
Health officials warn that unsafe toys cause thousands of ER visits yearly with roll er skates tricycles and toy vehicles driving most injuries. The CPSC notes October to December peak toy sales and urges careful selection by checking for small detachables sharp edges loose parts and choking or strangling hazards for children especially under four.
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U.S
Consumer Product Safety Commission
CPSC
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