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Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1951

Page

3

Maricopa Budget Hearings Set for 1951 52 Proposals

Maricopa County supervisors plan two public hearings on the tentative 1951 52 budget. Protests and recommendations will be heard at 10 a m Friday on general county operations totaling 3 977 740 dollars, up from 3 620 400 the prior year. An August 13 hearing will cover levy and expenditures for five volunteer districts Wilson 24 000 South Phoenix 34 841 Peoria 1 120 Buckeye Rural 18 629 and Gila Bend 2 210. A court order requires funds for Wilson Volunteer Fire Company after a voided election and district disbandment. Final adoption of the overall budget remains set for August 10 with a 79 cent tax rate unchanged.

Maricopa County Wilson South Phoenix Peoria Buckeye Rural Gila Bend Fred C. Struckmeyer Jr Wilson Volunteer Fire Company

AEC Moves Santa Fe Office Headquarters

The Atomic Energy Commission announced that its Santa Fe operations HQ will relocate from Los Alamos to Albuquerque, with the move planned soon.

Washington The Atomic Energy Commission Santa Fe Los Alamos Albuquerque

Atomic cost near 5 billion dollars in current year

The nation has spent 4.9 billion on atomic research to date and has 1.4 billion unexpended in appropriations. It has requested 1.2 billion more for the current fiscal year. The figures were released by the AEC at a news conference tied to its semiannual report to Congress.

Washington Atomic Energy Commission Congress AEC

AEC Seeks To Use Radioactive Waste

The AEC outlined a project to use radioactive waste from its production plants. Potential aims include sterilizing foods and drugs in containers without heat, killing harmful organisms with radiation, stimulating chemical and physical reactions, improving luminous paints and lights, and creating new or cheaper materials.

Washington The Atomic Energy Commission AEC

Radioactive Decay Shows Earth's Age

The Argonne National Laboratory near Chicago reports a perfected method for dating Earth's crust using the lead uranium decay clock. Analysis suggests the rock layer formed about 3,000,000,000 years ago.

Washington The Atomic Energy Commission Argonne National Laboratory Chicago

Atomic Plane Engines Feasibility Report Advances

The AEC files show theoretical feasibility for nuclear powered flight and progress on atomic plane engines by General Electric under a long range reactor program. Navy eyes submarine propulsion experiments in two years while new reactors for explosives production rise. A breeder reactor nears its first shakedown, promising vastly expanded atomic fuel and power output. Tests at Las Vegas Eniwetok probe radiation effects on animals to gauge human impact.

General Electric Co AEC Congress Arco Idaho Navy South Carolina Hanford Wash Eniwetok Proving Grounds

South Africa Plans Uranium Sales From Gold Ore

The Union of South Africa builds plants to extract uranium from gold ore, the Atomic Energy Commission told Congress in its 10th semiannual report. Ore has low uranium content but high volume, enabling sale to the United States and Canada under a three nation agreement. Uranium is vital for atomic energy.

Washington Union of South Africa Atomic Energy Commission Congress AEC United States Canada

Seltzer Germany Celebrates 1200th Anniversary

Seltzer Germany marks a historic milestone this year as the 1,200th anniversary of the first mention of its famed seltzer water. The event highlights the long running legacy of the beverage associated with the town and its global influence.

Seltzer Germany

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