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None of last week's signs dispelled the fear of some economists that the recovery will run out of steam in mid-1976. But the indicators at least proved that right now the recovery is for real...
...power plant, which will supply steam cooling and chilled water to the housing project, has come under attack from some community groups in the area, but the Roxbury Tenants favored its construction...
...power plant will supply the Medical School, the housing project, and ten other medical-related facilities in the area with electricity, steam cooling and chilled water...
What made DiMaggio so special is a combination of factors. He broke into the majors in 1936. The economy was picking up steam, the second New Deal was about to begin--working people again had work, and money to spend in their leisure time. He was a first generation American, the son of Italian immigrants, who grew to prominence in a period when Americans, and particularly ethnics, perceived of the United States, or at least wanted to, as a land of boundless opportunity. The human interest stories about DiMaggio and his too numerous to count brothers filled the newspapers, alongside...
...Harvard isn't in in this project for the trust busting. Harvard administrators claim that the process of total energy power--the ability to produce chilled water and electricity as a by-product of steam, and to incinerate refuse, in the same plant--within the allowable pollution limits, makes not only private energy but this plant's model in particular, the energy wave of the future...