Word: savely
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...realizing that they "must merit and deserve whatever place [they] achieve in a community . . . There must be change, and change usually comes hard . . . Ours is the generation in which great decisions can no longer be passed on to the next. We have a state to build-a South to save-a nation to convince-and a God to serve...
...Back in Business. Teller's "if" is enormous-but practical. To save lives and limbs under nuclear attack, the U.S. needs "deep underground shelters [so numerous] that in any densely populated area in this country people can walk to a shelter within 15 minutes." Stored in the shelters would be food, medicines, communications equipment, decontamination devices, and mining machinery for digging out through blast-blocked entrances. "These shelters," he writes, "could provide protection, not only against the radiation hazard, but also against the biggest immediate hazard, the fire-storm...
...immediate survival is only the beginning. "In an all-out attack, we can save all but a relatively few unlucky people, but we cannot save our industrial plant." Reconstruction would be "exceedingly costly" but not impossible. "Today we have food surpluses. We are complaining that our food surpluses are too great. We could store these surpluses in such a way that ... we still could feed our population for, say, two years. In two years we would have time enough to find out where food can be grown again, where contaminated areas can-be cleaned...
...only way a student could really save money, according to the Housing Registry, would be to take a room in a boarding house, which, with shared bath, would cost only about $7 to $9 a week...
...Coastal Transmission Corp. is owned by his Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp., he should make millions more by supplying a big part of the gas himself. As for Florida's businessmen and consumers, one witness, testifying in behalf of several Florida consumers before the FPC, said that they should save as much as $14.6 million in the first year by substituting...