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Sincerity defined his work
Special to the Chicago TribuneWhen J. Douglass Kirk first came across the Sales Analysis Institute in the 1950s, he was so enamored with the sales and training technique that he left his rising career with a major chemical company, moved his family and joined the company. Eventually,...Tags: National Government, Manor Care Incorporated, Boeing Co., Sales, General Motors Corp.
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NJ factory agrees to cut emissions, pay $1.3M
Federal authorities say the operators of a plastics factory in Burlington County has agreed to reduce harmful emissions and pay $1.3 million to settle pollution charges. The measures are to be taken at the Burlington City plant of Colorite Specialty...Tags: Diseases, Burlington, Cancer, Somerville
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Airlines push for a homegrown jet fuel solution
The Associated PressWith the price of oil still above $100 a barrel, everything from wood chips to chicken fat is being scrutinized as an alternative to traditional fuel. But when it comes to airplanes, finding the right mix poses a special challenge. The airline industry...Tags: Air Transportation Industry, Petroleum Industry
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Keep Fuel Options Open
Although I agree that energy conservation should be a top priority in plans for controlling electrical demand in the state, I question the reliance on the extensive use of natural gas as the fuel to supply our regional electrical needs [Commentary, July...Tags: Natural Resources, Petroleum Industry, Energy Saving, Conservation, Natural Gas
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Humane Society starts adopt-a-kennel program
The Humane Society of Harford County is holding an adopt-a-kennel program to raise money for the renovation of the kennels where animals await a new home. Sponsors who adopt a kennel for $500 will receive a 5-by-7-inch inscribed plaque that will be... -
Lubricants solve worn-out door locks and deadbolts
Door locks and deadbolts can wear out, but only after heavy use for many years. It is possible for an inexpensive lock to fail in a few years. But it pays to buy quality door locks to begin with. Sticking locks may just need to be lubricated. Spray...Tags: House and Home
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How to buy a kayak
Spending time on the water got you hooked? Thinking about investing in a kayak? Don't know what to look for or where to start? You've got questions. And—after consulting with an expert, the manager of the North Side Erehwon store, Paul Siepak&#...Tags: Rivers, Bodies of Water, eBay Incorporated, Storage, Canoeing and Kayaking
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Home work: How to replace a showerhead
Showerheads are like so many other home improvement projects. It's not that the job is hard; it's that there are just some simple steps you need to take to ensure the job turns out as if a pro did it. In the case of a showerhead, your biggest concern...Tags: Natural Resource Industry, Natural Resources, House and Home, Water Supply
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Will we return to old habits as gas prices fall?
Tribune staff reporterWith U.S. gasoline prices settling almost a dime below $4 a gallon, drivers are finally enjoying a shred of relief from what seemed to be an unrelenting surge in fuel costs. History indicates they could also return to their old habits if prices...Tags: Commodity Markets, Siemens, Toyota, Petroleum Industry, Jimmy Carter
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Taking care of granite counters
Special to the Chicago TribuneQ: A granite countertop was installed in my home a few months ago when the kitchen was remodeled. There are no signs of age or deterioration yet, but I want to keep it looking as good as new. How do I do that? Sheila Elliott, Oak Park A: Apply a...Tags: Oak Park
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Getting the most out of that new car, part 1
Consumer ReportsOnce you have purchased a new car, there is more work to be done to ensure you get the most out of it. Chances are, a new model with have new features that your old car only dreamt of. Beyond learning about the bells and whistles, it is important to... -
Insulation can lessen cooling costs
McClatchy-TribuneA well-insulated house in which air leaks are sealed means money saved on summer cooling costs, as well. What kind of insulation should you use? That depends. First things first Insulation material has pockets of trapped air that prevent heat from...Tags: Fencing
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