Beltsville USDA Farm Held Not To Be Abandoned
USDA official says no plan to dismantle the Beltsville Maryland Agricultural Research Center though parts may be sold or repurposed. Board and White House input explore options like a federal park or law enforcement training site while preserving core research at the 3000 acre complex near Washington. The center, dating to 1910, employs about 2500 people across agronomy, soils, entomology and conservation.
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Don Kendall
Washington
Beltsville
Agriculture Department
USDA
Bayley
Beltsville Center
Washingon
Washington, D.C
Beltsville Farm
Darrell Trent
Review Board
Nixon
Trent
Federal Park
Treasury Department
Ment
National Institutes of Health
Army
Walter Drug Administration
U.S. Forest Service
Oklahoma educators publish SCIS based monograph
Dr. John W. Renner of the University of Oklahoma leads a team from Oklahoma colleges to publish a research monograph on science education. Collaborators include Dr. Donald G. Stafford Dr. Donald H. Selogg and others. The work centers on SCIS curriculum developed at UC Berkeley and funded by the National Science Foundation.
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Ald H. Selogg
East
School Department
Central State College
Ada
Rand McNally and Co
Chica M. C. Weber
Lawrence Hall of Science
University of California, Berkeley
Renner
Oklahoma
Science Education Center
OU College of Education
Norman
National Science Foundation
Deaf Students Attend College Three OSD graduates join East Central
Three graduates of the Oklahoma School for the Deaf become the first deaf freshmen at East Central under Project Goals. Ricky White Gene Phelps and Pat Glazener bring strong credentials with top grades and sports. They adapt to college life through writing notes acting out messages and sign language and stress they can do as well as hearing students.
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Oklahoma
School For the Deaf
East Central
Ricky White
Gene Phelps
Pat Glazener
Glazener
USC
Phelps
White
OSD
Santinnoc
ROTC at East Central launches first EC flight program
East Central State College launches its ROTC flight program with three senior cadets Randel Burnett Philip Day and James Hamby the Army covering full flight training costs at Ada Municipal Airport under instructors Chris Keyes and Phillip Parish. The plan includes 35 hours ground 46 hours flight and leads to FAA private pilot license after four to nine months supervised by the Army Aviation Center.
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Department of Military Science
East Central State College
East Central
Randel Burnett
Midwest City
Philip Day
Ardmore
James Hamby
Weleetka
Army
Chris Keyes
Phillip Parish
Ada Municipal
U. S. Army Aviation Center
Purcell Horse Wins Honors At The Royal Purcell
Magnolia Gay was named grand champion mare and Boston Mac grand champion stallion at the American Royal Quarter Horse Show in Kansas City. Magnolia Gay is the world champion quarter horse for any sex or age, owned by Norman Ruback of Omaha and Gail Ross of Chicago. Reserve champ mares and stallions included She's a Tailwind and Kidnap Bar, with additional honors given to Handi Reed and Two-Eyed Lueck.
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Kansas City
Magnolia Gay
Boston
Educational TV Faces Bleak Future In Okla
Oklahoma's educational television program could be out of business in two to three years due to a presidential veto of a 155 million federal appropriation. Bob Alien, director of the Educational Television Authority, warned that low state funds and lost federal support threaten the Oklahoma City and Tulsa stations. He called the 191 thousand dollars in state money this year mere peanuts and said the veto turned a potential windfall into a setback.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Bob Alien
Educational Television Authority
Tulsa
Aen
Superports Planned For U S Shipping
The Federal Maritime Administration is set to announce offshore docking facilities called Superports as the best way to import oil amid an energy crisis. A site is favored off Delaware near East Coast refineries, with a Gulf Coast option also possible. The plan envisions a 100 foot deep offshore platform, connected by pipelines to onshore tanks, able to handle large supertankers and reduce shipping costs from the Persian Gulf. Environmental questions persist, but supporters argue a floating or tall-stilted port could minimize spills.
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Washington
Federal Maritime Administration
United States
Delaware
Gulf Coast
Strumental
Delaware Bay
Maritime
Corps of Engineers
Councilion Environmental Quality
Maritime Administration
White House
Idaritime Administration
Persian Gulf
Tave
Superport
Oil Operators Brace for Gloomy Health Report in Texas Industry
In Houston AP report Texas oil men from large firms to independents gather for the 53rd Texas Mid-Continent Oil & Gas Association meeting. They expect a pessimistic view of the industry as 100 percent allowable quotas persist since April while demand remains unmet. Current recoverable oil reserves are estimated at 13 billion barrels, with 99 billion unrecoverable under present tech.
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Houston
Texas
Aneto
Esau
Texas Mid- Continent Oil & Gas Association
Organization of Oil and Gas Producers
Texas Oil
Buschman
Harry Bridges
Jaive
Study Shows Small Children Turn Killer
CHICAGO AP. An Ohio doctor reports five cases of children who kill infants out of jealousy, observed by the Cuyahoga County coroner over a 3 4 year period. Dr Lester Abelson of Case Western Reserve University Medical School notes victims aged 7 weeks to months in the October 9 JAMA article.
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Chicago
Ohio
Lester Abelson
Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine
Cleveland
Cuyahoga (Ohio
The
Journal of the American Medical Association
Abelson
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Educational TV
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National Petroleum Council
Suer
Europe
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