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...farm near Heaton, 40 miles from Medina, had taken wintertime jobs in Texas before moving there with his wife and six children in 1967. In Crane, Texas, he was known mainly as a quiet and hard-working supervisor in a company that cleans oil pipelines with steam. Sheriff Raymond Weatherby recalls that Kahl was "polite and nice until you got him talking about taxes. Then he was off to the races." Kahl organized about ten people into a Posse chapter in Crane. He drove a Dodge pickup emblazoned with two large white stars and the words SHERIFF'S POSSE...
...taken from real life." Says Reynolds: "These guys gave us details we never would have thought of. They kept us honest." Gelbart recalls one doctor's remark: "He said, 'In the winter it is so cold in the O.R. that when the surgeon cuts into a patient, steam rises from the body, and the surgeon will warm his hands over the open wound.' In the last show I wrote and directed, 'The Interview,' I had Father Mulcahy use those exact words when he was asked if the war had changed...
...municipal utility supplies heat for most buildings in the Yard as well as all the river Houses and the Business School. For the past eight months. Harvard has continued to receive steam under a "gentleman's agreement" that the new contract will include payments retroactive to last June, says Administrative Vice President Robert H. Scott...
Because the old contract was negotiated shortly after World War II, the University anticipates paying a substantially higher price for stream under the new pact. Financial Vice President Thomas O'Brien cited rising steam costs as a major factor in Harvard's tuition increases earlier this month...
Scott says that while the University is studying alternate strategies for heating buildings more efficiently, there is little doubt Harvard will continue to purchase steam from the utility in the foreseeable future. He added that the University definitely will not address the steam problem by building its own power plant, as it did when faced with a similar situation in the Boston Medical Area ten years...