Hydrogen May Some Day Be Auto's Fuel
CHICAGO AP One day in the 1980s you may drive up to a pump and fill with a hydrogen fuel. Researchers note hydrogen from water is abundant and burns clean, but mass production and dense storage remain hurdles. Nuclear power may best separate hydrogen. price competition with gasoline could shape timelines. A separate item reports 18-year-old Terry Nienauber of Jefferson City burned to death in an apartment fire, with funeral plans set for Monday.
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Carcass Beef Price Rise In Kansas City
In Kansas City area beef prices rise Monday as wholesalers expect a temporary hike due to recent snowy icy weather. Armour Company notes a side of beef up from 63 to about 86 cents per pound, while Midway Meat Market reports a rise from 72.5 to 83.75 cents, with consumer prices possibly reaching $1.03 per pound.
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Britons seek emigration as energy crisis bites Britain
Commonwealth officials report many Britons are applying to move elsewhere in the former empire. December immigration to New Zealand surges to 15,359 from 4,858 a year earlier, with January expected higher. Australia and Canada also saw more inquiries. Meanwhile railroad slowdowns ease, coal talks continue, and workers adapt with improvised power, candles, and battery gear. Clyde Brown and Glenn Seale win road district seats in Jan 8 elections.
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Hog Ranch Idea Stirs Missouri Senate Hearing
In Jefferson City the Missouri Senate Appropriations Committee heard about a proposed giant hog ranch near Kahoka. Chair Norman Merrell questioned the environmental and economic impact, noting 2.5 million hogs would create waste like a city of 10 million, while clean water chief Jack K. Smith pledged close oversight. Promoter Charles McQuoid, who declared bankruptcy last year, faced questions about his responsibility.
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