Word: regional
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Behind this rebuilding and beautifying of U.S. city centers is more than an aesthetic urge. Projects such as Detroit's civic center, Kansas City's $16.5 million rehabilitation of its Quality Hill region, and Pittsburgh's Golden Triangle development...
...deal was to "make us feel we must support our friends even more strongly than before." This meant, he indicated, more arms, more economic aid, more technical assistance for the Arab world. Britain candidly hopes METO's principal value will be in coordinating and stimulating the region's economic self-development...
Correlating his information, Ford could reconstruct the history of Poverty Point. As early as 10,000 years ago, he says, a very primitive people lived in the region. They left few relics except crude stone weapons. Then, about 1000 B.C., people of superior culture must have come down from the north. They made beautiful flint spearheads, knew how to work copper...
...intestine is not the only organ troubled by the Monilia fungus. This microorganism was first found in the throat (in cases of thrush), also occurs regularly in the vagina. Many women who take aureomycin or related antibiotics develop a stubborn inflammation of the vagina and perineal region. Sometimes the organism spreads over large areas and reaches the lungs or brain heart or kidneys. There have been cases in which a child's entire body has been covered with itchy inflammation. In treating such cases of moniliasis, still another antibiotic has been found to help undo the harm wrought...
Block sees nothing but good things ahead, especially for steel companies in and around Chicago. The region uses one-third of U.S. steel production, but produces only 25%. Since steel users prefer to deal with makers close to home, Inland sells 60% of its output within 100 miles of Indiana Harbor. Because of its happy location, it has operated since 1933 at a higher rate than the industry average in every year except strike-ridden 1952. Last week it was operating at 106% of rated capacity v. the industry's estimated...