Government to fund 80 solar projects under ERDA plan
ERDA announced it will partially fund 80 commercial solar energy projects as part of a five year demonstration, averaging 156 000 in government aid and about 68 percent of total costs. The projects cover offices schools hotels and other public buildings with monitoring equipment to track performance.
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Energy Research and Development Administration
ERDA
Henry H. Marvin
Solar Energy Division
Marvin
Ohio Receives Two ERDA Grants for Columbus Projects
The Energy Research and Development Administration will partially fund 80 solar power projects, with only two in Ohio both in Columbus. Columbia Gas System Service Corp office building receives 254,300 dollars and Columbus Technical Institute education administration building receives 389,320 dollars. Indiana gets grants for Gary and Clarksville. Kentucky has none.
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Energy Research and Development Administration
Ohio
Columbus
Columbia Gas System Service Corp
Columbus Technical Institute
Indiana
Gary
Clarksville
Kentucky
Isolation Boxes Destroyed at Georgia School
Harris County elementary school officials tore down two open-top plywood isolation boxes after parents complained. Built by order of Principal H B Floyd without the superintendent’s knowledge, the windowless boxes housed a 9 year-old pupil for hours amid a dispute with classmates. Teresa Browne ate lunch in one box, about the size of a refrigerator, per third grade teacher Ellen McCarley.
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Hamilton, Ga
Harris County
H.B Floyd
Teresa Browne
Hamilton
Ellen McCarley
JA dinner selects June Jeffery as banquet toastmistress
Miss June Jeffery of Franklin has been chosen as toastmistress for the annual Future Unlimited Banquet at the Manchester Inn on Wednesday at 6 30 PM. She is a three year Junior Achievement member and holds multiple JA roles and awards. Other speakers include students from Middletown High School Lemon Monroe High School Madison High School and Fenwick and Edgewood.
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June Jeffery
Stan Jeffery
S. River St. Franklin
Future Unlimited
Manchester Inn
Movin On Up
Achievers Association
Indiana University
Bill Cofield
Roger Conner
Jeff Davidson
Donald Goodman
Middletown
Kelly Brown
Middletown Christian School
Jenny Chapman
Joe Myers
Lemon-Monroe High School
Dee Gutshall
Pam Nickell
Robin Rathbun
Madison High School
Audrey Haskins
Edgewood
Donna Jackson
Steve Klosterman
Beverly Mack
Fenwick
Sherry Bolick
Gary Myers
Franklin
One in 10 births by Cesarean now
CHICAGO AP The delivery of children by Cesarean section has more than doubled in the last decade with more than one in ten babies born that way. Dr Allan Charles of the University of Chicago says the rise means healthier babies by reducing harm in difficult deliveries and cites a 1976 study linking abnormal labor to later IQ drops and speech, hearing, and learning defects. He notes changing attitudes toward fetal wellbeing and says maternal risk is slightly higher but benefits outweigh risks.
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Chicago
Allan Charles
University of Chicago
Pritzker School of Medicine
Charles
American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology
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