Pneumatic trash tubes may reshape city waste removal
A New York City housing complex tests pneumatic chutes and underground tubes to central collection, cutting 700 weekly bag pickups at 12 locations. The $1.35 million project, largely funded by the federal government, aims to reduce incinerator use and pollution while lowering long term collection costs. The bold idea could extend to smaller apartments and even single houses, transforming urban sanitation.
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A Prayer Day Proposal to Restore Morality in America
Washington urges national focus on a yearly Prayer Day to curb rising crime and youth misbehavior. The piece argues for ethics education after school, voluntary prayers, and cross religious principles to renew public morals and reduce harm from drugs and indecent media.
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The Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Details
The Journal published by News Journal, Inc. outlines subscription options in Middletown Ohio. Rates include 15c per day, 80c for seven days, 20c Sunday, motor route at 3.47 in 12 installments or 3.20 in four weeks, 15c monthly service charge, and mail at 30 per year in and outside the trading area, 38 outside the USA. Established 1857.
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Committee of Concerned Asian Scholars labeled bad news
Jeffrey Hari warns fall term readers to scrutinize the Committee of Concerned Asian Scholars a network cited on 43 campuses publishing a quarterly and urging viewpoints from Maoist to antiwar stances The piece attacks the group as aggressively biased and “bad news” for academia amid charged Cold War era debates.
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Inherited Wealth: A Call for 100 Percent Tax
John Roche argues that inherited wealth and marriages into fortunes corrode civic virtue. He proposes a 100 percent inheritance tax with a small exemption, returning revenue to the general fund, to prevent unearned leisure and restore democratic opportunity. He links wealth to arrogance and political influence, urging a meritocracy where the young earn their status.
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Everybody Opposes School Busing and Nixon Golf Metaphor
Paull Harvey argues against court ordered busing as an unkind unjust policy while criticizing President Nixon for mixed actions on Vietnam and domestic issues. He cites San Francisco Chinese Americans and North Carolina American Indians and notes Governor Wallace’s critique of Nixon’s stance.
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