Minerals Made Underground By US Tests At Carlsbad Site
Scientists report a 1961 underground nuclear blast near Carlsbad New Mexico created man made minerals under high pressure and temperature. Geologist Gard of the AEC notes veins resembling ore bearing minerals such as quartz mica lead compounds and calcite formed in the salt deposit. The Gnome project aims to study industrial potential of volcanic like mineral transformations produced by nuclear events.
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Carlsbad
Ears N
Cal Survey
Ti A
Washington
Sedson
Llike
United States
Hillery C. Rice, Jr
Gard Atomic Energy — Comamission
Gnome
Kiss Me Kate and Society Notes Play at Purdue
The Women’s Missionary Society invites the congregation to a tea after the vesper hour to support a Park Place pledge of 25 000 dollars. Purdue activity includes Paul Ey Lane cast as Fred Graham in Kiss Me Kate the final Purdue Playshop production. The text also notes a theater opening of Shakespeare’s Taming of the Shrew and a broadcasting snippet about uninsured motorist laws in several states.
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The
Woman's Missionary Society
Marthex
Val B. Clear
Park Place
Vane
Purdue
Church of God
Warner’ Pacific College
Joe We
Atienna Acnoniwan
Portland
Ore
Anders
Gerald Tusonian
Louis F. Gough
Dor
Elmer Malaguerra
Tom Kurtz
Richard Nickel
Perry Sylvester
Max .McGraddy
Harold
Guenchel
Robert Campbell
Vickie Caldwell
Gai
Outlaw
John Borkman
Edwin Upshaw
John Sigman
Paul Ey Lane
Lavena Lane
Riverside Dr
Fred Graham
Purdue University
Hospital Dismissals List Names and Addresses
A list of hospital dismissals includes numerous individuals with full or partial addresses across several towns. The names span adults and children, with Nancy or Patricia variants, underscoring a municipal notice style of patient release or transfer.
Eggroom maintenance tips for efficient egg handling
Guidelines for locating an egg holding room and workroom on a farm to minimize travel, manage humidity and temperature, store a week’s production in 16 cases per 1000 layers, use slatted racks and pallets to keep eggs off floors, and maintain 50 F with 5 F humidity range. Also lists former hospital dismissals and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Indiana. Store Owner Kills Boy Burglary Suspect
Partial OCR text notes a fatal incident involving a store owner in Indiana and a burglary suspect. Names appear including Kenneth, Marcum, Daleville, Frank McCall, Donna Bertram, and Judith Garrett, with addresses mixed in. The fragment provides no clear date or verified details of event outcome beyond a killing.
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Indiana
Kenneth
Marcum
Daleville
Frank McCall
Federal
Donna Bertram
E. 36Th
Judith Garrett
Chase! St
Noted Opera Tenor Joins AHS Choral Group In Concert
A high school choral concert will feature professional tenor Charles Abdoo Strickland performing with the Avon High School Choral Club at the High School Auditorium. Abdoo's career includes sessions with Francesco Valentino and recordings for Myrna Records. Local residents can attend as tickets are sold by the club.
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AHS Choral Group
Mooresville
Ind
UPI
William Sutherland
Sutherland
Robert Jones
Gasburg
Robert Haggard
Jones
Farrell
Charles Abttoo
Will Strickland
Camby
Morgan Counday
Andersonty
Martiosville
Rick Seaver
Abdoo
AHS Orchestra
Toledo Light Opera Company
Chopin School of Music
San Francisco Conservatory
Chicago Musical College
Fran‘cesco
Valentino
Eee
Wheaton College Honors Claude H Cookman Student
Claude H Cookman of Wheaton College Illinois has been named honor student for the first semester of the 1982 63 academic year He is the son of Mr and Mrs Lester B Cookman of Anderson Indiana The college emphasizes a distinctive Christian program and is located in suburban Wheaton about 25 miles from Chicago
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Claude H. Cookman
Wheaton College
Ill
Bir
Lester B. Cookman
10Th St
Anderson
Stu- Wheatoa
Suourben Wheatoa
Chicago
Wagner Receives New York Paper Strike Reports
New York Mayor Robert F. Wagner learns from publishers and striking printers about the ongoing newspaper blackout now in its fourth month. Wagner will decide whether to propose non-binding terms or a settlement as the next step. Officials from the Publishers' Association of New York City and the International Typographical Union declined immediate comment as they met with the mayor.
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New York
UPD
Robert F. Wagner
Wagner
Armacy -Bradford
Publishers’ Association of
New York City
Bertram A. Powers
Internation Typographical Unio
Ttuy Local
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Elwood
Betty. Young
Baseycreek
Arthur Crawford
Forrest, Terrace
Beverly Strees
College Laven
Georgia Biddle
E. Hon Heskett
Collage Ave
Lois Beane
W. Jeh
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State Rd
Edith Borhees
Middletown
Marilyn Hewitt
St. Ma
Sera Carter
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Lena Skinner
Otho Reynolds
Main St
Joe Clayhaugh
Rt. 3
Corrine Burchfield
Oan St
Mae Carey
Brock Apts
Ralph Mowery
Mary Smuthers
Delaware St
Geene Knoblock
Isao E. Iquaset
Hal Hunt
Dakota
Jerry Baker
Tanya
Ellis
Michael Lane
W. Th St
Christina Ellis
Penny Biles
Alexandria
Lloyd Pinch
Ronda
Hersberger
Fanny Mae Patterson
Barney
Maynard
Ores
Free Commenky Hospital
Aden Willis
W. 5Th St
Glenna Gaylor
Mhawlas
Mark Beattie
Mary Wisner
Linda Davis
Coventry
Clarence Morrow
Meridian Hoital
Joyce Musick
Shirley’ Surface
Judy, Tinker
Cottage
Sandra Sizelove
Anita
D. Hunter
Central Ave
Christie Kierstead
Chesetfield
Kay. Newberry
Anderson College
Frances Creek
Garnett Lawson
E. Th St
Roger Smith
Anderton
Has University
Madison, NJ
Smrith
Liberal
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Ted
Jesse
Superior Midlaen County
Eugene Creagm
Superior Cou
Wheaton
Pent Ty Iyeer
Ewe Lee
PC. Outfit
Carrico
Soree
Bex
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