Warwick teachers and board members to be honored
Warwick Valley Central School honors three retiring teachers and two board members at commencement. Elizabeth Hayes began teaching French and history in 1982, retiring after 31 years. Herbert Baum started as an agriculture teacher in 1940, and Clara Rioch began Warwick service in 1961 after district work elsewhere. Grace Falck retires after 19 years on the board, the only member to serve continuously since district formation. Anne Brozdowski, a 10 year board veteran, resigns.
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Syracuse University
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Cornell University
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Ribicoff warns rail shutdowns threaten East Coast power
Senator Abraham Ribicoff of Connecticut warns that six bankrupt Northeast railroads poses a threat to power supplies along the Eastern Seaboard. He testified before a Senate subcommittee urging a moratorium on line abandonments until Congress acts and criticized DOT and ICC plans as insufficient for preventing outages.
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Solar power could become practical energy source with $900 million
Honeywell officials told a House subcommittee that solar steam plants could become a practical energy option by the late 1980s if federal funding reaches about $900 million total, with yearly appropriations of $50 to $100 million during 1975–1977 to advance engineering and production.
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