Congress Cuts 6.6 Billion From Synthetic Fuels Budget
The House voted to erase 6.6 billion in funds for the Synthetic Fuels program as energy hysteria subsides and conservation supporters admit coal gasification is uneconomical. Senate inaction leaves the Synthetic Fuels Corp alive with billions to spend, signaling ongoing government mismanagement and fiscal risk before year’s end.
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Crutcher Calls for Private Competition in Postal Service
Kansan and former lieutenant governor John Crutcher, now in Washington with the U S Postal Rate Commission, urges contracting out some postal functions to private enterprise to spur competition and lower costs. He cites UPS growth and compares wages, but success is uncertain for a sweeping shift.
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Pacer Systems weighs London listing for growth gains
AP Business Analyst John Cunniff reports Pacer Systems, a small defense contractor in Burlington, seeks capital by listing on the London Stock Exchange Unlisted Securities Market. The founders, led by Rennie, see lower costs, faster process, and potential U.S. reentry, while conceding the 3000 mile stock location. The move lowers issuance costs to about 10 12 percent versus 18 22 percent in the U S.
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Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates Schedule
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for trade area and outside areas. In-area prices: one month 3.55 dollars, three months 9.85, six months 18.95, one year 36.35. out-of-area: one month 4.55, three months 12.00, six months 22.75, one year 41.40. Out-of-state tax deduction 4.5 percent.
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On The Road In China Tourists Will Leave Well-Fed
Harris News Service columnist Peggy McCormally describes a three week tour of China filled with constant crowds and abundant meals. She recalls varied fare from fried meats and vegetables to Peking duck while noting cheap group meals around $3 and a total trip cost near $3,400 per person including airfare.
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Thallium treadmill tests explained for heart care accuracy
A thallium treadmill scan adds to a standard stress test by injecting thallium during exercise and imaging the heart. Normal circulation shows a complete picture while blocks leave empty areas, helping resolve doubt when stress tests are inconclusive.
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