City Garbage Man Emerges As Ecology Era Hero
The piece frames municipal garbage collectors as unsung eco-heroes and explores reducing collection hazards and costs. It notes higher injury rates for garbage workers, promotes plastic bags, compactors, pay bonuses, quotas, and computer route optimization to boost productivity and curb waste.
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
California
Johns Hopking University
Baltimore
Scottsdale
Germany
Beautification Plan Spurs Alley Maintenance Debate
City residents discuss a Beautification Spotlight turning on alleys for sanitation and weed control. Officials note varying alley widths from three to six feet and the need for about W feet of space to allow maintenance equipment, with citizens urged to keep alleys clean and accessible.
Lubbock Youth Found Innocent In Break-In Case
In a verdict delivered Thursday in Judge Howard Phasison’s 99th District Court, a Lubbock youth was ruled innocent of break-in charges. Police arrested the suspect at the scene. Assistant State Attorney Ronnie Jivcksorn received a three year probationary sentence on March 0, 170, in connection with the case.
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Solin
Annedee Mota Fe
Shaver
Pastrigh
John Mines
Lubbock
Frances Blaine Dacquette de Sacramento
Caddo
Larbbock
Howard
99Th District Court
Butslars
Odell Ward
Weber
Ronnie Jivcksorn
Sod Moir
FBI identifies hijacker of Pan Am jet over Honduras
The FBI sought Frederick William Hanneman of Easton Pennsylvania as the alleged hijacker of a Pan American Airways jet en route from Allentown to Miami. The plane was diverted to Dulles where $503000 was paid, then over Honduras the hijacker parachuted out on May 6. Hanneman, born July 5 1922 in Puerto Castilla Honduras, is a former US Air Force radar technician and holds American citizenship.
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Washington
FBE
Frederick William Hanneman
Easton
Astern Air Lines
Honduras
FBI
J.patrick Gray
Hahneman
Alexandria
Gray
Air Lines
Allentown
Pan
Miami
Dulles International
Hahnemann
Puerto Castlla
Danforth Foundation names Popp couple as associates
Harold A. Popp an associate professor of music at Eastern New Mexico University and his wife are named Danforth Associates. They join 177 faculty members and 2,500 spouses nationwide in the Danforth program, funded since 1927 to support education and city initiatives across 700 institutions.
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