Sun history likely recorded in moon rocks says scientists
Houston AP reports two scientists at a lunar science conference say solar radiation leaves minute traces in lunar rocks. Walker and Arnold cite Apollo 11 samples showing tracks and radionuclides from solar flares, suggesting moons rocks could help trace the sun's history back to the moon's origin.
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Washington University
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J.R. Arnold
University of California At
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University of Chicago
Renewed Struggle Over Middle Snake River Fate
Hearings before the Federal Power Commission resume on a decades long dispute over harnessing Idaho's middle Snake River for electricity. Four investor utilities and the Washington Public Power Supply System back the High Mountain Sheep Dam, while conservationists led by the Sierra Club insist on preserving habitat for salmon and wildlife. The debate hinges on balancing energy development with wildlife protection.
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High Mountain Sheep Dam Saga Near Lewiston
The Snake River corridor, once central to a congressional fight over federal vs private dam building, saw Idaho Power win permission in 1964 to build High Mountain Sheep Dam near Lewiston after a 1967 Supreme Courtcase stalled construction.
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Physical Fitness Classes Begin Soon in Aiken
The Aiken Recreation Department opens registrations for women fitness, art, and beginners bridge. Fitness runs January 12 for six weeks from 10 to 11 a.m. on Mondays and Thursdays at Aiken Teen Town. Art starts January 10, Saturdays 9 to 11 a.m. at Virginia Acres Recreation Park. Bridge meets Mondays 7:30 to 9 p.m. at the Activities House for eight weeks. Fees apply. call the department.
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Aiken Standard Publication Details and Rights
Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes every afternoon except Saturdays and Sundays from 124 Rutland Drive Aiken South Carolina 29801. It carries Associated Press dispatches and is a United Press International member with republication rights reserved. Corrections are made in the next issue at no cost when directed.
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Dorn Warns of World Communism’s Persisting Threat
Representative William Jennings Dorn told the Aiken Lions Club that world communism is a rising, persistent danger. He warned of a new corridor through Germany potentially triggering World War III and criticized postwar handling of war crimes cases affecting morale.
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Chamber of Commerce Plans Annual Meeting January 13
The Greater Aiken Chamber of Commerce will hold its annual meeting January 13 at the Heart of Aiken Restaurant. The event features the Outstanding Citizen Award, begins at 7 30 p m with a steak dinner. Dr W H Hale Jr will speak. he served seven years as a University of Georgia Continuing Education director and has broad business civic ties. Tickets are sold by the Chamber office with a limit of 300 attendees. The 1969 ABC Classic all evels top finishers were all under 30.
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