Gas Chamber Maker Sees Death Penalty Debate Reignite
Denver AP reports Eaton Metal Products holds schematic gas chamber plans used since 1933 for 11 states. Horace Jackson notes inquiries rise after Supreme Court ruling, though firm may not restart production amid environmental and ethical concerns. States vary between gas chambers, electric chairs, and hanging. Colorado, Maryland, and Nevada histories highlighted with Monge death and legacy.
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Denver
Horace Jackson
Eaton Metal Products Co
Eaton
Jackson
Maryland
U.S. Supreme Court
Taiwan
Eaton Chamber
San Quentin
Kansas
Oregon
Arizona
California
Colorado
Mississippi
Missouri
Nevada
New Mexico
North Carolina
Rhode Island
Wyoming
Utah
Colorado State Penitentiary
United States
Supreme Court
Canon City
Colo
Luis Jose Monge
Puerto Rico
Monge
Roy Best
Leonard Lee Belongia
Cut Your Own Taxes In wind hits sick pay exclusion
Tax law changes in 1976 ended the sick pay exclusion for most workers. Only those 65 or older, or totally disabled at retirement, may qualify under stricter rules. The new limits cap the exclusion at 5200 dollars, phased by adjusted gross income, affecting many who were ill or injured earlier in the year.
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Congress
Ford
Middle Age era is snow praised and revived by SCA members
In Storrs Conn AP reports the Society for Creative Anachronism in its 10th year revives the Middle Ages with a modern twist. Jeffrey A DeLuca of Willimantic notes no persecution or plague and mentions guilds for wizards cooks exotic dancers and archers. Members favor chivalry and period dress at events.
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Storrs
Conn
Society For
Jeffrey A. DeLuca
Willimantic
California
DeLuca
Boston
Fairmont State College enrollment rises to 5145
Fall term head count at Fairmont State College reaches 5145 up 1.4 percent from 5072. Full time 2921, part time 2224. Career technical enrollment 1006 up from 716. 315 out-of-state students, mainly from Pennsylvania, Ohio, Maryland, with some from California and Vermont. Seven from a foreign country. Marion county remains the largest source with 1861 students.
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Fairmont
Fairmont State College
Billie G. Dunn
Paul Edwards
Fairmont State
Dunn
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Maryland
California
Vermont
FSC
Marion County
Harrison
Monongalia
Miners Change Fund Addresses Trusts Funding
The United Mine Workers of America authorized a revised apportioning formula for four trust funds under the 1974–contract with the Bituminous Coal Operators Association. The change shifts some hours based contributions from the 1974 Benefit Trust to other funds, adding about 20 million for the 1950 Benefit Trust, 40 million for the 1950 Pension Trust, and 10 million for the 1974 Pension Trust over the remaining contract period.
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Washington, D. C
United Mine Workers of America Health and Retirement Funds
Benefit
Pension Trust
United Mine Workers of America
UMWA
Bituminous Coal Operators Association
BCOA
Benfit Trust
Septic system tips from Wilton sanitarian on conserving and caring
Connecticut sanitarian Robert Jontes warns that flushing bulky waste and toxic chemicals disrupts septic bacteria and filtration. He advises conserving water, fully loading dishwashers, avoiding commercial additives, and proper backflow handling while noting typical tank sizes require cleaning every two to three years.
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Connecticut
Robert J. Jontes
Wilton
Conn
Jontos
Jantos
Weekly Payments Summary and Totals
Weekly payments show seven entries 50 7.00 2.00 13.00 4.00 and a total of 45.00 across components. The record lists numeric figures with no accompanying names or dates for context or stakeholder references.
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Akes
West Virginia State Penitentiary
Meighen Ave
Mound
Sville
W. Va
Ray de Crane
John L. Leland
Society
Yale
Ivan the Terrible
Ivan
Leland
Jehan de la Marche
Miners Change Fund
First National Bank of Grafton
Christmas Club
The
First National Bank
Grafton
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