Today's businessman uncertain worried, AP analysis
The piece notes widespread cautiousness among businessmen who fear a weak economy and uncertain policy. It cites mood swings in indicators, Fed errors, and the need for risk taking to unlock opportunity while leaders like Nixon and Burns urge confidence and action.
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John Cunniff
NEW York
How to Age Refinished Furniture by Pollys Pointers
Polly explains methods to dull varnish for an aged look. Suggestions include waiting a day after final coat, rubbing with fine pumice, rotten stone, steel wool, or linseed oil, and applying multiple dull coats. Readers offer varied tips and a note about wax buffing.
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Polly
Clara
Sybil
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Houston man named Texas engineer of the year
William J. Harper of Houston is named young engineer of the year by the Texas Society of Professional Engineers. He will represent Texas in the National Society of Professional Engineers competition. Harper is a materials and soils engineer for Southwestern Laboratories and an UT Austin and Texas A&M alumnus with a career in state transportation agencies and academia.
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Austin
Tex
William J. Harper
Houston
Texas
Texas Society of Professional Engineers
Robert F. Mountz
Harper
National Society of Professional Engineers
Southwestern Laboratories
University of Texas At Austin
Texas A&m University
Texas Highway Department
Texas Transportation Institute
Department of Civil Engineering
A&m
Inmates Build New Criminal Justice Center near Sam Houston
A white-clothed inmate crew from the Texas Department of Corrections is constructing a $5 million Criminal Justice Center with Sam Houston State University. The project, funded by federal Crime Bill money and in-kind inmate labor, aims to train judges lawyers police and other personnel and to study why men become criminals. The six acre site beside the Sam Houston campus includes a main building with an auditorium classrooms offices and living quarters and a four story Sam Houston Hotel for visitors.
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Texas Department of Corrections
Sam Houston State University
Institute of Criminal Justice
Attica
George G. Killinger
Criminology School
Atticas
Sam Houston
Sam Houston Hotel
Criminal Justice System
Texas
Officials study car problem at new DFW Airport
Arlington officials report the new Dallas Fort Worth Airport opening in mid 1973 will offer over 17 000 parking spaces. Passengers may park in front of terminals or in valet areas or use two remote lots with a transit shuttle. Terminal area staff get 4 300 spaces including 500 for rental cars.
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Arlington, Tex
Dallas- Fort Worth
Dallas’ Love Field
Ernest E. Dead
Britain Exports Record 70 Million in Fish to Scotland
British ships landed a record seventy million dollars worth of wet fish and shellfish in Scotland last year, an increase of eleven and a half million dollars from the previous year.
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Scotland
Sun Oil Co. Opens Gas Plant at Big Wells Field
Sun Oil Co. completes an Otto style gas processing plant two miles south of Big Wells in Dimmit County with 15 million cubic feet daily capacity. The unit recovers propane, butanes, and natural gasoline from casinghead gas, using a simple refrigeration condensation process. Sun holds about 56 percent interest and invites other Big Wells Field operators to participate. The project aligns with a nine million cubic feet per day inlet design. Timothy, meaning God-fearing in Greek, is noted.
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BIG Wells, Tex
APA
Sun Oil Co
Big Wells
Sun
Dimmit County
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