Rail travel seen as new lifestyle with profits uncertain
AP analyst Gra hum advocates railroads as a fresh lifestyle choice and business travel option. He argues for a renewed market via affordable, appealing intercity trains, while noting ecological and space challenges and questions of profitability.
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Graham
Ithe National Railroad Passenger Corp
Amtrak
Lawton newspapers publish subscription rates and delivery terms
The Lawton Constitution and Lawton Morning Press outline subscription options for Lawton Fort Sill and distant areas. Rates include monthly and yearly options for press editions and a Sunday edition.
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Lawton Constitution and
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Lawton
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Lewton Oklahoma
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Constitution
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Welfare rolls rise in August despite lower expenditures
AP reports the US welfare rolls increased in August for the first time in four months while total welfare expenditures fell. About 144 million in cash payments were received, with 95 000 added to AFDC across 42 states and territories. New Jersey added 5 900 recipients, while New York and California saw declines and 5 000 seniors were cut from old age relief due to Social Security raises.
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Augustanda
HEW
Social and Rehabilitation Service
District of Columbia
Guam
Virgin Islands
New Jersey
Michigan
Sois
Florida
Missouri
Ohio
Cnsylvania
Texas
Puerto Rico
New York
California
Hepatitis Closes Towns Schools In Oklahoma Outbreak
Locust Grove Oklahoma faces an infectious hepatitis outbreak with 40-plus cases and 1,100 residents urged to boil water. Officials plan school closures or water boil policy as the Red Cross rushes medical aid and vaccinations amid 400 to 500 inoculations before supply ran out.
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Locust Grove
Oklahoma
Poo
American Red Cross
Mayes County
O.W. Sparks
Sparks
Leonard Yarborough
German chemist Klaproth Discovers Uranium in 1789
The German chemist Martin Klaproth isolating a mineral named uranium in 1789, a pivotal discovery that later influenced atomic science and elements naming conventions.
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Martin Klaproth
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