Conservation drives fuel savings across farms and industry
Energy savings come from conservation tillage cutting plowing fuel, aluminum industry recycling programs, and airlines reducing fuel use while boosting passengers. Farmers anticipate 80 percent cropland tilled with limited plowing by 2000. per acre fuel could drop from 7.4 to 3.4 gallons.
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SEC Chief Warns Big Firms Need Independent Boards
Harold M Williams urges large publicly owned corporations to strengthen independent boards to curb management control. He says boards must represent owners and the public, with limited paid management influence, to avoid self perpetuation and potential government intervention.
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Airlines Face Route Choice Under Federal Regulation
The Civil Aeronautics Board and the president may designate routes, sometimes influenced by politics rather than passenger needs. A second city to join New York in London nonstop service is under review with Los Angeles favored by demand data, while Boston seeks the double service. Boston shows about 44,000 travelers vs Los Angeles around 68,000, with proximity to New York and London access cited. A biblical line appears in the text as an embedded, non-sequitur quote.
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Will on kitchens and the satellite fall over Canada
George F. Will muses on the modern kitchen and the Cuisinart while recalling the satellite that fell on Canada. He links breakfast cereals to science and reflects on America Canada relations, Sputnik history, and a national mood of cautious wonder. The piece blends domestic humor with political awe and ends with a note on the metal moon’s failure.
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It takes a snowstorm to wake us up
A letter writing community notes how residents and services unified during the blizzard. Appreciation flows to WPFB station, police, firefighters, emergency squads, National Guard, and volunteers with four wheel drive vehicles. Gratitude extends to hospitals, churches, neighbors, and Gov. Rhodes for timely aid and rescue.
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Donald Jay
Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
Tim Day
Cheryl Morris
Illinois Ave
Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates
The Journal published by News Journal Inc lists subscription rates for Middletown Ohio. Details include daily and Sunday prices at newsstands, home delivery charges, motor route costs, and mail rates for U S and international customers with advance payment required.
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