Maine farmer powers home with windmills at Clews farm
Henry Clews of SORE CLAS Maine installs an Australian wind turbine atop a 406 foot tower. The setup powers his house and farm, with storage cells for calm periods and limited local demand. Clews seeks a broader wind power business and notes higher costs for utility service.
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Clews
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Henry Clews
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Bremer Conviction Upheld in 38 Year Sentence
Annapolis court rejected Bremer's appeal challenging his murder attempt conviction and 38 year term. The ruling addressed alleged inequality and publicity concerns, while the state handgun statute framed the case amid claims of double jeopardy and improper trial procedures. In a separate Tampa Bay incident, attorney Freeman assisted a client in danger atop a bridge, guiding him to safety after a tense standoff.
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Prince Georges County
Caruit
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Ster
Lantei
Trbnel
Premer
Annapolis
Maryhew Court of Special
Appeas
Arthur IL Jon
Dydee Chris
E. Orthers
Bama
Benjanin Lipsitz
ST. Petersburg
Grover
Freeman
Richard Caves
Tampa Bay
Caves
Tam
Dallas police add radar guns to speed control units
Dallas police внед radar guns to speed control. Captain F D Squier says the devices resemble home cameras and display vehicle speeds on a screen placed where a revolver hammer would be. The new guns enhance enforcement for motorists.
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FD. Squier
Department
Girl, 1, Serious After Accident
An 11 year old girl remained in serious condition after a bicycle car crash in the 1500 block of West 20th Street. Barbara Phillips reported police findings and plans to pursue a DWI program, as investigators cited speeding and casualties.
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Barbara Phillips
Jimmy Russell Johnson
Squier
Texas Tech grants aid for retardation and drug studies
Texas Tech University received two federal grants totaling 17 1054 in a Friday notice. One grant of 460 funds mental retardation research using a device that translates visual input into tactile stimuli to aid learning. A second grant supports drug abuse studies with limited details, while officials note reduced federal funding and growing university involvement in research across sensory impairment and training applications.
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Pa Lawse
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Lorke
Tech
Texas Tech University
Airplane makers ordered to cut pollution on 1979 models
The EPA proposes retrofitting engines on Boeing 707 727 137 747 DC8 DC6 and other jets to cut hydrocarbons by 70 percent and nitrogen oxides by 60 percent and carbon monoxide by 60 percent. Retrofit deadline set for January 1 1983 with tests at Los Angeles and D.C. area airports and cooperation with FAA ATS and major manufacturers GE and Pratt & Whitney.
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UPI
Environmental Protection
Lockheed
Jetstar
Convair
Federal Aviation Administration
Air Transport Association
EPA
John R. Quarles Jr
Air Force
Ag Ney
Los Angeles
General Electric and International
Pratt and Whitney
Nine Enter Guilty Pleas at County Court at Law
Nine defendants pleaded guilty to misdemeanor charges before Judge Edwin H. Boedeker. Ming Ward, 31, fined 100 dollars for carrying a prohibited weapon, with a DUI charge dismissed. Henry Luna Bustillos, 38, fined 100 dollars for interfering with lawful arrest. Seven more pleaded guilty to DWI, with varying fines, jail terms, and probations. Names include Frances Opal Mearthur, Carlos Guardareama, Aurelio Lana, Juan Manuel Benavides, David Martinez Andrade, Pedro Casares, and Lindel Boyd Win, all with fines, costs, and short jail terms probationary periods. Two defendants, Albert Francis Dawson and Earle W. Nichols, pleaded innocent to DWI and aggravated assault respectively and were placed under hand by Judge Boedeker.
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Ming Ward
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Frances Opal Mearthur
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Aurelio Lana
Anton
Juan Manuel Benavides
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Martines Andrade
Box
Lubbock
Pedro ‘Casares
Tohoka
Lindel Boyd
12Th St
Boedeker
Albert Francis Dawson
Leverland
Earle W. Nichols
39Th St
Soviet Lenin Peace Prize Awarded to Aldridge
London reports the Lenin Peace Prize goes to Australian born novelist Aldridge, who argues war is past in Europe. Ambassador Lone Koy notes the award marks the end of the Cold War era and carries about 12 500 dollars. Aldridge, a former war correspondent, has written about a dozen novels including The Diplomat.
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Soviet Union
Dames
al Dridge
Europe
Nicolai M. Lone Koy
Mduidte, My
Russia
Alliance
Hohieh
Enikex
al Avidsco
Fun Filled Romp Term For Oklahoma Crude
An ambiguous note refers to a humorous or informal description connected with Oklahoma Crude. It mentions a script writing phase and characterizing a lively, playful approach. The fragment hints at a film or stage project and a writer’s outline during development.
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma Crude reviewed as lively period spoof dated 1910
The film features Mack Palaney and George C Scott in a sharp, professional western spoof. Bonnie, Duna way, and Valance drive a plot about a company grafhe property with male baiting insults and a climactic gushing air well sequence. Nat Stockton depicts rural California scenery evocative of Oklahoma around 1910.
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Henry Manet
Stanley Amer
Oklahoma
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Scott
Valance
Dunaway
Bonnie
Palaney
Nat Stockton
Calif
Admirilg
Okahoma Cruce
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