Clean coal tech eyed for world market at Edgewater plant
U S Energy Secretary James Watkins toured Ohio Edison's Edgewater Plant where a 1987 demonstration seeks a cheaper retrofit to cut sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxides. The process first lowers burn temperature then injects lime to remove SO2, costing about half of conventional scrubbers and fitting older plants with limited space.
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Daley purges City Hall after Chicago flood disaster
Mayor Richard M. Daley continues a purge at City Hall after the April river tunnel flood that paralyzed the business district. He fires two engineers for bureaucratic delays, seeks the dismissal of two more officials, suspends three, and asks a review board to fire two engineers who refused to resign.
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Sleeping Billy put to death in Texas
Billy Wayne White, 34, known as Sleeping Billy for snoozing at his trial, was executed by injection in Huntsville after Supreme Court denial of a last appeal. He confessed no final statement after 14 years on death row, having murdered Martha Spinks during a 1976 robbery at a Houston furniture store.
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