Empty-handed Fisherman Slams Old Tackle for Havens
Norman W. Edmund a longtime deep sea angler argues through a 16 page pamphlet that worn out auto tires can be repurposed as artificial fish havens along U S coasts. He cites declining sport fishing despite millions spent on gear and lodging and notes the need to protect marshes and sea life from overfishing pollution and damming. Edmund proposes tire reefs weighted and wired together to create safe zones for young fish and vegetation while inviting others to adopt and test his ideas. He offers to mail copies of his pamphlet for a dime with self addressed envelopes and lists Barrington New Jersey as his contact.
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Earthquakes Don’t Shake Him Up in California
Pasadena report highlights Dr. Charles F Richter, famed earthquake expert at Caltech. He argues most quake deaths come from aftershocks and fire caused by weak buildings. Emphasizes progress in removing unsafe structures and stricter building rules, though concerns grow as tall high rises rise in southern California.
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Hope Ark Stap Sees Limits on Extremely Tall Buildings
A Hope Arkansas engineer, Richter, argues 20 story structures are feasible with proper engineering but doubts 30 story towers can be safely built due to potential political interference. He notes the role of individual contractors and inspectors and reflects on safety and standards.
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Richter on Earthquakes and Wild Theories in California
A printed remark by offset one story house resident Randy Richter dismissed wild quake theories and predicted shocks remain unpredictable. He notes only historical California damage involved a cow in 1906, and he longs to witness a severe quake while acknowledging the danger of major fault shifts. He admits he would struggle to stand during a strong quake yet would like to see one.
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Brinks Permit Ruling Appealed by ABC Board
LITTLE ROCK AP The state Alcohol Beverage Control Board appealed a lower court decision that voided Class 6 permits. Chancellor John T. Jernigan ruled the ABC had no authority to issue Class 8 permits for mixed drinks at clubs.
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