Air Pollution Cited as Drought Cause in Northeast
In Rensselaerville New York AP reports Dr Vincent J Schaefer of the Atmospheric Research Center Albany attributes the prolonged drought in the northeast to air pollution. He says dust particles in the air absorb moisture that would otherwise fall as rain. The article notes the first water driven electric power plant in the United States was built and operated by Paul Nunn.
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Man Fined for Littering With Dead Horse By Road
Clovis New Mexico Sonny Coleman 30 fined under state highway anti litter law for leaving a dead horse in a roadside ditch. A justice of the peace imposed the assessment.
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Pyramids Known as Royal Tombs of Egyptian Kings
The pyramids served as the tombs for ancient Egyptian rulers, symbolizing their royal burial sites and enduring legacy in the afterlife beliefs of the civilization.
Ohio adopts tomato juice as state beverage
Gov James A Rhodes signed a law making tomato juice the official state beverage effective October 6. The act, championed by Sen Charles J Carney, drew broad support as part of Ohio’s food industry push. The session also enacted penalties for vandalism by parents and stone throwing, plus studies on a Lake Erie water pipeline and other measures.
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