Word: feed
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Hair Cuts & Cattle Feed. In its drive for more sales, the gasoline industry is also building hundreds of huge truck stops that cater to practically every need of the drivers. At Wildwood, Fla., Pure Oil has just opened a 23-acre, $550,000-station that includes-in addition to 28 pumps-a motel, restaurant, barber shop, clothing store and free shower-&-steam-rooms. In North Lima, Ohio, an American Oil truck stop includes feeding facilities for traveling cattle and a rabbi to supervise shipments of kosher meat, which must be watered down every 72 hours between the slaughter...
Operating in nanoseconds (billionths of a second), the computers will take that information and in turn feed it to the missile sites, where a smaller radar called MSR (for missile site radar) will take over and-unless overruled by monitoring officers-fire the actual anti-missile missiles and keep them on target as they try to intercept...
...fierce fire ants and, by some mysterious influence, make their hosts support them in idle luxury. Usually, a few of the parasites cling to the fire ant queen by means of specially adapted mandibles that fit around her neck without hurting her. When a worker comes to feed her with regurgitated food, the parasites flut ter their antennae, apparently convey ing a compelling message that makes the worker feed the parasites instead of the queen...
...general guidance from Pfizer's Manhattan headquarters. As a result, most Pfizer products are ideally suited to the areas in which they are manufactured and have won wide acceptance, especially in developing nations. In Nigeria, Pfizer has two plants and is building a third to make animal feed for the country's expanding agriculture, also produces badly needed Pharmaceuticals and molded plastics. "There is a little bit of the Peace Corps in us," says McKeen, "and we get a profit from...
...table salt shaker gets only 4% of the 13 million tons of salt produced in the U.S. each year. The rest goes into a vast variety of products: pickles and ice cream, lipstick and dyes, catchup and candy, cattle feed and air conditioners, plastics and newspapers. The world's biggest producer of salt-and the source of nearly a third of the salt used for all purposes in the U.S.-is Chicago's Morton Salt Co., which is known to most Americans through its motto, "When it rains, it pours...