Deep Salt Mine Vaults Preserve America's Records
In Hutchinson Kansas, Underground Vaults and Storage stores vast records in a salt mine sealed 600 feet underground. The facility preserves newspapers, wedding dresses, seed corn, film reels, and data for firms like Conoco, with low costs and stable 68 degree humidity, shielding memories from fire, flood, and terrorism.
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Nea
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Hutchinson
First National Bank of
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Okla
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U.S
Mike Gingerich
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Gingerich
Conoco
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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New process could cut gasohol price at Purdue
Purdue University researcher George T. Tsao has devised a solvent process to break down corn stovers and waste paper into fermentable sugars, enabling more alcohol from cellulose. He aims to produce gasohol at roughly 74 cents per gallon above gasoline cost, with a suggested nine parts gasoline to one part alcohol mix.
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Ind
UPI
Purdue University
George T. Tsao
Tsao
Food and Agricultural Engineering
Purdue
Indiana
U.S. Department of Agriculture
U.S. Department of Energy
Nebraska
Illinois
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