Exxon builds energy saving glassless office in Baton Rouge
In Baton Rouge Exxon Chemical Co unveils a four story glassless building that uses insulation and body heat from 300 workers plus overhead lights to reach about 75 inside when outside is 25. A standby steam system activates when temperatures drop below 20.
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Baton Rouge
Carter
Julian Darden
Exxon Chemical Co
Exxonae
Darden
Exxon
Mechanics in Identity Crisis Sparks Auto Industry Debate
In Chicago AP report, lawmakers and consumers question the trusted auto mechanic as a new MEMA survey shows 52 percent of new car owners perform some repairs themselves and 19 percent do all work. NIASE promotes voluntary certification to reassure drivers while opposing state licensing.
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Chicago
Herbert Fuhrman
National Institute For Automotive Service Excellence
NIASE
The
Motor and Equipment Manufacturers Association
John Wenzel
MEMA
Fuhrman
Educational Esting Service
Princeton
N.J
Michigan
Back in Jail, But This Time as Employee
Billy Scott 20 of Louisville returns to Boone County Jail as a worker. He previously spent a year for possession of salary tools and now holds a handyman role for $100 weekly plus a jail room. Jailer Wilson Edwards recruited him, calling Scott a "second son" as his family notes his son Basil joined the Army and vacancies arose.
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Burlington
Billy Scott
Louisville
Boone County
Wilson Edwards
Scott
Edwards
Basil
U.S. Army
Ohio ethics rule seeks university trustees disclosure exemption
Ohio Senate panel votes 5 to 3 to exempt college trustees from a broadened financial disclosure law. The bill must pass both chambers, while opponents vow to press to restore trustees to the covered group. The ethics commission rule, adopted Dec 9 1976, expands disclosure to nearly 100 officials including some trustees who receive no salary. The rule takes effect April 1 with first statements due by April 1978.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Ethics Commission
Senate
House
Michael Schwarzwalder
D-16
Ethics Commission
Commission
Ronald Wolf
Ethics
Arrival of General Scott at Portland on October 29 1859
General Winfield Scott reached Portland Oregon on October 29 1859 as part of a Pacific coast deployment in response to British claims over the San Juan Islands.
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