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A Question of Honor: The Kosciuszko Squadron: The Forgotten Heroes of World War II by Lynne Olson and Stanley Cloud, Alfred A. Knopf, New York, 2004, $29.95. After Poland fell to the German Wehrmacht and the Soviet Red Army in 1939, tens of thousands of Poles escaped to other nations to continue the fight. By the war’s end, the Poles represented the fourth-largest contributor to the Allied forces.
Flamboyant retailing heir Gene Pressman's plan to create an achingly chic empire that would stretch from Madison Avenue to Wilshire Boulevard has wreaked havoc on the family business—and on the family as well
Gary Musser is right that residents need to understand the truth about net metering to homes with solar panels (Letters, May 13). Sadly, his banking analogy doesn’t help. He claims “solar owners deposit their excess energy into the grid” and “withdraw” their “deposited” energy when they need it. Not true. NV Energy has no way of banking energy. Some method such as pumped storage or hydrogen production would be needed. Instead, NV Energy must immediately sell all the excess.
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