Could Cut Space Programs Costs Drastically
SEATTLE RP A rocket as big as a 747 jumbo jet carrying a smaller rocket the size of a 707 on its back could blast into space and return to earth to be launched again within a few years. Major aerospace firms are preparing final proposals for a reusable space shuttle to drastically cut costs. Saturn 5 launches currently cost about $200 million with little reusable material. The shuttle design envisions two separate ve-
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NASA
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Boeing Co
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Grumann Corp
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FDA warns some Bon Vivant soups remain held in stores
FDA says thousands of Bon Vivant Soup Co cans still held by retailers awaiting clearance and notes none are currently safe for consumption. Some stores refuse to surrender stock hoping future approval. Regulators cite ongoing risk from Bon Vivant products after a July recall tied to botulism death.
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Food and Drug Administration
FDA
John T. Walden
Bon Vivant Soup Co
Newark
N.J
New York
Walden
Pierce Co
Boston
Frisco Mayor Joins $2.3 Million Antitrust Fee Suit
San Francisco Mayor Joseph L. Alioto is among three defendants in a Vancouver Washington civil trial over fees paid by Washington utilities districts for antitrust litigation in the 1960s. The suit alleges improper fee splitting with then Attorney General John J. O Connell and aide George J. Faler. Alioto defends the fee arrangement as lawful and notes officials could accept private retainers. Jury selection begins this week before Superior Court Judge Donald L. Gaines after venue shift from Seattle.
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State of Washington
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Washington
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George J. Faler
O'Connell
Faler
Vancouver
Seattle
Superior Court
Donald L. Gaines
Steel Mills See Broad Upturn Driven by Demand
Industry Week says rising steel demand from appliances and construction boosts mill activity in the United States. Japanese steel tieup and fall order gains support the outlook, with shipments expected to rise to 7 million tons monthly by December. U.S. mills produced 1,764,000 net tons the week ending Sept 18, up from 1,702,000 the prior week. Price index for No 1 heavy melting scrap holds at 33.17 per gross ton for the third straight week.
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Industry Week Magazine
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