Albany College Unveils Expansion Plans
Albany NY Sister Catherine Francis president of the College of Saint Rose announced a $5 million long range construction program to expand the college. Plans include a new dormitory a science hall wing a fine arts building a library addition an auditorium gymnasium and a chapel as part of Project 70 a capital fund drive aiming at 1.25 million. Phase I targets the new dorm and science wing to raise enrollment by 33 percent by 1970.
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Morrissey Surveys Land Records Expansion in Vermont
G E Morrissey Inc announces it is ready to perform land surveying mapping and development in Bennington Vermont Edward Chesbro of Williams town Maine leads the survey department. Morrissey records dating to the Hut ton Estate 1800s are now housed at 312 Beech St With notes maps and equipment transferred and indexing ongoing professionals include Chesbro Morrissey a Notre Dame civil engineer and former Navy officer and Hut ton Estate records dating back to the early 1800s now stored in a new fire resistant addition
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MIT
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Preset Wrench Lets Handy Men Work Faster
A tool company advises setting an adjustable wrench to the target nut size on a spare nut. New wrenches feature scale markings on the jaws and a spring lock to hold the precise setting, aiding work in cramped or unseen locations.
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Electronics Shape Future Home Building
NEW YORK UPI The RCA Defense Electronics Products unit Applied Research envisions homes built with solid state thermoelectric modules in walls for silent efficient heating and cooling. Devices include refrigerator freezers ovens ranges and baby milk kept within a tenth of a degree. Cars will be heated cooled by seats and doors using waste exhaust powered generators. Submarine air conditioners and laser chillers already exist.
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