CPSB Approves Generator Buyer and New Operations Building
The City Public Servis Board approved plans to buy a 446 000 kilowatt electric generator unit from Westinghouse for the Brauning plant and a drive for a boiler feed pump, plus low bid acceptance for a 22 000 square foot Jones Avenue operations building to support a computer oriented management system. The project aims to boost capacity by about 1 percent yearly and include a disaster resistant structure.
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Westinghouse Electric Corp
Calaveras
General Electric Co
Westinghouse
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Sommers
Jones Ave Muc
Jones Avs
F. A. Nunnelly Construction Co
PSB
Braunig
Aubust
Kolevi- Sao Street
Second Star Awarded Gen Ursin
Brig. Gen. C. Elliott Ursin, commandant of the Medical Field Service School at Brooke Army Medical Center, received a second star Tuesday. Maj. Gen. Laurence A. Potter pinned the insignia as Ursin prepares to succeed Potter this fall. Ursin led the 8th Hospital Center in Germany from 1965 to 1987 and later became BAMC commandant. A native of Cliftonville Wisconsin, he studied at St Olaf College, the University of Alabama and Washington University School of Medicine.
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Medical Field Service School
Pornhale
Brooke Army Medical Center
Ursin
Laurence A. Potter
BAMC
Sewer
Potter
Cliftonville, Wis
Uniin
St. Oat College
University of Alabama
Washington University School of Medicine
Presidio Ends Nickname as Hottest Place in Nation
Presidio Texas ends 28 year run as the hot weather capital as the Weather Bureau shifts reporting to Marfa. Oliver Harper and wife retire after 26 years observing temps from their hardware store, with 103 degrees at the final reading and past highs of 117 in June. Visitors came from New Jersey and Massachusetts to witness the heat.
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Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Marfa
Presivia
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Jordan Hit By Israel In Reprisal
Israeli fighter bombers attacked a four-strong Arab guerrilla complex inside Jordan amid a crisis over cease fire violations. The UN Security Council discussed a total war embargo while Prime Minister Meir warned of sevenfold retaliation. Jordan’s new armed forces chief pledged support for coordinated action against Israel as Sha n at Ninn touted guerrilla strikes.
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Tussein
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U S Seen Pushing For Talks With Soviets
State Department officials said the United States would seek renewed talks with the Soviet Union to negotiate limits on arms shipments to the Middle East. They noted previous U.S. arms proposals were rejected but saw Moscow signaling interest in substantive negotiations by relocating talks to Moscow and inviting broader discussions on arms control.
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U.S
Russia
Washington
Feraipn Minser
Andrei Gromyka
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End of Old ASN Use In Army ID System Advances
The Army ends use of the old ASN or Army Serial Number system and shifts to social security numbers on new forms. Soldiers and dependents will see SSNs on ID cards during renewals or new issue, with spouses’ SSNs used for dependents. Officials warn dependents and sponsors to provide accurate SSNs to avoid renewal delays.
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New GOP Chairman Will Stress Harmony in Texas
Texas Republican Party elects Stepord Tyler as chairman and Mrs. Malcolm Milburn of Austin as vice chair, in a reshuffle aimed at unity. Steger, 48, a former US attorney, says the party will pursue open primaries and broaden efforts for a U.S. Senate run. Milburn, head of the Texas Federation of Republican Women, and Fay resignations color a tense May meeting.
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Malcolm Milburn
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