Wastesaver enters market with evaporative recovery tech
Bristol Connecticut executive John T. McDermid launches Wastesaver Inc to reclaim and reuse chemicals used in electroplating and metal finishing. The system uses vacuum evaporation to boil solutions at about 90 degrees, recovering up to 75 percent of chemicals and cutting costs versus rival units from Pfaudler Co. and Corning Glass Works.
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Bristol
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Wastesaver, Inc
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PRC to visit U S for talks on oil potential
A Chinese trade delegation will visit the United States for two to three weeks in September focusing largely on petroleum. Houston is a key stop as China eyes growing oil production and possible exports, with studies predicting rising output and a place among the world’s oil giants by 1980.
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Historian Velikovsky Seeks Vindication Of His Theories
In New York and Rome reports Velikovsky defends decades of work on Worlds in Collision and Ages in Chaos. He cites numerous claimed accuracies from Venus temperature to magnetosphere and Jupiter radio noises while critics doubt his dating methods and carbon dating support. A Velikovskian studies center operates at Glassboro State College as he advances plans for further volumes.
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UPI
Immanuel Velikovsky
Princeton
N.J
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Jupiter
van Allen
Spuwer
Ancient
Egypt
Middle Kingdom
Isaac As
Glassboro State College
New Jersey
Insult To Human Dignity By World Hunger Shortfalls
PHIL NEWSOM reports that 74 million new mouths to feed make last year's feeding goals obsolete. World Bank head McNamara warns 2,000 million live in poverty, 800 million in absolute poverty. FAO warns of a 14 to 20 million ton food gap in 1975-76 and growing shortfalls due to underinvestment in agriculture. The U S pledges on farming aid but rejects a World Bank fund for low cost loans amid congressional funding doubts.
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UPI
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U.S. Secretary of Defense
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FAO
Africa
Far East
John Hannah
Food Council
United States
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