FPC Forecast Warns of Worsening Natural Gas Shortage
The Federal Power Commission projects a possible gap between supply and demand next winter of about 23 percent even with normal temperatures. Supplies have dwindled for five or six years, but shifts of gas to urgent needs and coordinated federal planning could lessen prolonged hardship in regions like the Wabash Valley.
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MIT beams turn sludge into soil additive via electron disinfection
A new MIT process uses electron beams from a accelerator to disinfect sewage sludge, destroying pathogens and chemicals. The treated sludge can be mixed with soil and composted, offering a low cost option estimated at 450000 for installation and five cents per ton processing.
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Reporter Couple Detained by Hungarian Police
Hollywood correspondent Michael Viner and wife Deborah Raffin were held for seven hours near Budapest, questioned about Viner’s reporting. Police seized passports, camera, and notes, later calling the episode a mistake.
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Worth of Granny Treasures Varies With Age and Taste
New York appraiser Timothy Tetlow explains how household 'antiques' like Meissen china or a decorative bronze sculpture can be worth surprising sums while younger or lower quality items may fetch little. He warns buyers to beware of imitations and notes strong silver prices for early 19th century pieces. Tetlow, 37, promotes professional societies and outlines typical fees, stressing the value of expert appraisal for insurance, gifts, or sale.
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Horoscope by Ifla Wilder June 29
A daily zodiac guide lists birthdays and twelve signs with focused cautions for Cancer through Gemini. The piece mixes general advice and prompts readers to select their birthday for a tailored paragraph.
Tribune Star mailing rates and publication details update
The Terre Haute Tribune and Tribune Star publish details show home delivery by mail and motor routes with varying rates for Indiana and Illinois. Publication numbers, postage, and unsubscribe terms are listed, along with notices about unsolicited submissions and Associated Press credit.
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Local birthdays and graduations celebrate in Terre Haute
Trib Eve notices birthdays for Elaine Maloof and Betty Azar with dinner party plans. David McCrocklin, Rose-Hulman graduate, takes Pratt & Whitney job in East Hartford and will search for an apartment with his parents. Ron Ashkin earns Harvard BA among 4369 graduates. Terre Haute court scene marks Frank Crawford’s substitution by Paul Messick. Police retirees Gene Galloway Andy Kellett Bob Schaffer Don Blackburn honored at a party.
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Watergate still shapes politics five years on
Five years after the 1972 burglary Watergate remains a political factor in the 1976 race. Pollsters differ on its impact, with Caddell and Wirthlin arguing it could swing the election, Harris saying it was neutralized, and Reagan later blaming All the President's Men for reviving memories. The piece weighs how Democratic and Republican stances were shaped by the scandal and its lingering effects.
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Viewpoints on Shuttle Piggyback Test Flight
Astronauts test the Space shuttle piggyback on a jumbo jet. The mission focuses on handling and aerodynamics rather than aesthetic conformity.
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