Doldrums May Be Relaxing By sam dawson ap business news analyst
The summer doldrums could ease with longer vacations and more plant shutdowns as labor patterns shift and management waits on Congress. Tax rules for wear and tear and possible tax cuts shape planning, while consumer spending may rise with more leisure time and high savings.
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Hobby Results In Research Award
Kenneth E. Rose a Kansas University metallurgical engineering professor receives a $15110 National Science Foundation two year research grant. The project will develop working outlines to teach high school and college students crystal formation and growth using quick five to ten minute microscope or microprojector demonstrations. Rose began crystallization studies at Cornell and even performs a medicine show for friends illustrating crystallization.
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One in Five Couples Reaches 50th Wedding Anniversary
Census Bureau estimates one in five couples lives to celebrate a 50th wedding anniversary. The finding highlights longevity trends in American marriages and offers perspective on family aging and social norms.
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