"I did research on electric taxi cabs in New York City that operated from 1897 to 1912, they ran for 15 years, and I found two days worth of operating records, " recalls Kirsch.
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Federal investigators found eight violations in Olympic's operation of the pipeline ranging from inadequate training of control room personnel, failing to investigate structural " anomalies, " and not maintaining daily operating records as required by law.
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Branson, whose Virgin Group PLC operates record stores, an airline and much more, said in a recent interview that he was so stunned by the offer that he ran into the bathroom and scribbled the words on a piece of paper.
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The management of operating records and locomotive cards ( including mileages and fuel consumption of the rolling stock ) as well as the oversight of energy consumption and the consumption of fuels ( especially coal, water and gas ) were also assigned to this group.
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The plant, which handles an average flow of 92 million gallons of sewage a day from 26 Westchester communities, generally has had a good operating record, said Samuel Thernstrom, a spokesman for the state Department of Environmental Conservation, which was investigating the breakdown at the plant.
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David Hinson, the head of the Federal Aviation Administration, and Federico Pena, the transportation secretary, said the government had increased its scrutiny of the airline's maintenance, training and operating records as a result of its frail financial condition and its history of accidents, and had found no cause for alarm.
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In 1958, President Carlos Garcia issued Executive Order no . 290 establishing the Bureau of Records Management under the said department with the responsibility to plan, develop, and coordinate government-wide programs, policies, rules, and regulations governing the use, storage, and disposition of current operating records of permanent or historical value.
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The titles of such new histories can be racy ( like Gilfoyle's " City of Eros : New York City, Prostitution and the Commercialization of Sex, 1790-1920 " ), but the archives'holdings tend toward the dry-as-dust : city paperwork, letters and financial ledgers that are the operating records of New York City's government since 1625.
