Armco Buries Acid Deep Below Ground At Project 600
Armco Steel Corp uses deep wells to dispose of pickling acid at Project 600 drilling 3 236 feet into Mt Simon sandstone above a pre Cambrian basement. Engineer John E Barker says ground water is protected as filters remove particles and equipment from Armco plants supplies most parts. Drilling took four days with standby well planned. costs exceed 400 000 dollars.
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Armco Steel Corp
Armco
Ohio
Miami River
John E. Barker
Barker
Mt. Simon
Canada
Allegheny Mountains
Ambridge
Armeco
National Supply
Cremet, Inc
Author Margaret Anderson to speak in Middletown on school integration
Margaret Anderson author of Children of the South will lecture in Middletown under PTO and library sponsorship. She discusses Clinton High School’s integration struggles, desegregation outcomes, and her experiences as guidance counselor during the crisis.
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Margaret Anderson
Clinton High School
Clinton
Tenn
Anderson
Lincoln and Wilson Ptos
Wilson School
Middletown Ministerial Association
Manchester Hotel
Applachia
Middletown Elementary Principals’ Association
Children of the South
Clinton High
Supreme Court
City Works: Middletown Plans Sidewalk Repairs
City public service director C. A. Boeke explains the paint marks on sidewalks and curbs signal inspection and possible replacement under the annual resurfacing program. Notices go out around April 1 with 30 days to hire licensed contractors. costs may be billed on property taxes.
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Middletown
C. A
Sam) Boeke
Public Service
Boeke
States Find Ways To Live With One Man One Vote Ruling
An Associated Press survey shows most states adapt to the Supreme Court rulings on population based representation without drastic upheaval. Alabama and Nevada illustrate extremes with Alabama diluting urban power by spreading representation. Birmingham nears two congressmen, prompting legislature to divide the city.
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Supreme Court
Associated Press
High Court
Alabama
Nevada
Birmingham
One Man One Vote Shifts in 1964 and 1996 Elections
The article examines how district maps changed under one man one vote in 1964 and the 1996 off year, with power moving toward urban and population centers like Las Vegas and Detroit while rural legislators held ground in Colorado. It notes partisan shifts after the Goldwater and Johnson campaigns, Michigan’s upper peninsula losses, Washington counties gaining seats, and Indiana’s reapportionment battle led by Rep. Madden.
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Las Vegas
Colorado
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Lyndon B. Johnson
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Detroit
Upper Peninsula
Lower Peninsula
Washington
Missouri
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Women’s Center
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First Step
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Willard H. Mobley
Indiana
Ray J. Madden
D-Ind
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
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