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Fairport Beacon
Fairport Harbor, Lake County, Ohio
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At Fairport Council meeting Tuesday evening, sales rep Mr. R. T. Quinlan discussed a new sewage-unit-package aero-acelator for treating organic wastes and sewage, noting its single-basin design is cheaper than conventional three-basin systems, with examples from Arizona, Oklahoma, Texas, and near Pittsburgh.
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On hand at Tuesday evening's meet of Fairport Council was Mr. R. T. Quinlan, a sales representative who explained a "sewage-unit-package aero-acelator, a new apparatus for oxidation treatment of organic wastes and domestic sewage. His company, which has its main office in Arizona. has built several such plants in Oklahoma and Texas. He said that three such units had been installed for industrial use near Pittsburgh. He stated that he could not cite exact figures as to costs, but that his unit which only requires (normally) one basin would be far cheaper for Fairport than the conventional type which uses three basins.
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Fairport
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Tuesday Evening
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Mr. R. T. Quinlan, a sales representative, explained a sewage-unit-package aero-acelator, a new apparatus for oxidation treatment of organic wastes and domestic sewage, at Tuesday evening's meeting of Fairport Council. His company, with main office in Arizona, has built several such plants in Oklahoma and Texas, and three units for industrial use near Pittsburgh. He stated that his unit, requiring only one basin normally, would be far cheaper for Fairport than the conventional type using three basins, though he could not cite exact costs.