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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1958
Page
3
Cleveland AP reports executives in the metalworking sector foresee a late 1950s recovery with modest gains in sales and exports. Midyear forecasts from Steel probe 1958 second half demand, profits, and capacity, noting a potential 8.6 percent drop in after tax profits if downturns persist.
Park Service regional offices report surveys to assess recreational needs for lakes behind Glen Canyon Flaming Gorge and Navajo Dams. Studies cover the San Juan arm and smaller Upper Colorado sites with results expected soon. Glen Canyon lake would become a national recreation area run by the Park Service.
Ground was broken at Hallam Nebraska for a 100000 kilowatt steam plant to open in spring 1961. By 1962 the facility will become nuclear using a sodium graphite type reactor named Sheldon Station in honor of C. C. Sheldon, a longtime CPPD official. Atomic International, a division of North American Aviation, is involved.
International has operated a pilot near Los Angeles using a sodium cooled graphite moderated reactor to output heat for electricity. Dr Cecily Grumbine of Colorado State College receives APA invitation to present “Communication Patterns and Their Relationship to Social and Intellectual Learning in Adolescence” at the Washington convention.
The Joliet prison marks its 190th year with Warden Joseph E. Ragen transforming Stateville into a model facility. Rehabilitation is emphasized as inmates engage in inside-the-walls industries while awaiting release, reflecting a shift from mere words to active programs. Also noted is a separate item about a large desalting plant planned for the Gedald Mine in Orange Free State, South Africa, by late 1958.
Gardiner resident invents WW a device that locks the toilet cover when not in use to prevent dropping toys into the bowl. The maker claims it provides safety and saves cleanup time for households with children.
Judge Stoner granted a broad injunction prohibiting retail sale of explosive fireworks in two suburban counties and nearby districts. District Attorney Bernard P. O’Kane argued the order, aimed at Adams and Denver counties, seeks enforcement as sheriffs in GOLDEN and surrounding areas prepare to crack down on illegal sales amid local ordinances.
Argentina, which buys 70 percent of its tinplate in the United States, has been advised that Britain could supply it, offering a potential dollar-saving solution, according to Buenos Aires reports.
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