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...unhealthy levels of lead in drinking water. Cost since that time for neutralizing chemicals: $1 million annually. In Maine, where the measured acidity of rainfall has increased 40 times in the past 80 years, high levels of toxic mercury, lead and aluminum in acidified streams have killed or deformed salmon embryos. The problem is spreading to other parts of the country. Damage from acid rain has been reported in Minnesota, Wisconsin, Florida and California...
ACSR Chairmas, Walter J. Salmon, Roth Professor of Retailing at the Business School, said yesterday that a subcommittee of the 12-member body is drafting a preliminary report on nuclear investments for the entire committee to consider...
black lumpfish caviar, smoked trout, salmon and shrimp. Crooning in the background were the Augusta Singers, a group of black balladiers. The bash, hosted by the Governor and Atlanta's Citizens and Southern National Bank, was the high point of the annual meeting of the American Bankers Association, which had attracted to Georgia's capital some 10,000 financial executives from across...
...subcommittee members are ACSR chairman Walter J. Salmon, Roth Professor of Retailing at the Business School; law student Frederick T. Smith; Boston lawyer Herbert P. Cleason '50, and Paul S. Russeff. Homans Professor of Surgery at the Medical School...
Millions of Americans traditionally head for their television sets on fall and winter Sundays with the faithfulness of salmon going upstream. With a beer in one hand and a bowl of pretzels near the other, the fans lean back to watch the professional football wars. The four-week-long National Football League strike, though, has halted those happy hours. The living-room quarterbacks now have little better to do than mow the lawn or wash...