Edifice complex haunts Congress says columnist
UPI reports Frank Eleazer Washington cites lawmakers fears of an edifice complex as Congress keeps expanding its buildings. Since 1793 more structures have risen including the new Senate and Rayburn offices, underground garages, and Capitol West Front extensions. Speaker Carl Albert pushes a fourth House office building despite opposing committee views.
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Satellites may predict quakes and spot oil sources
At a Michigan workshop, U S Geological Survey spokesmen floated using space satellites to predict earthquakes and volcanic eruptions and to locate oil seeps and mineral deposits. NASA plans two ETS missions in the next two years as sensors on satellites promise faster, global data on water, forests, pollution, land use, and disaster warning.
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Boutin earns degree at Siena College commencement
James Joseph Boutin, son of Mr and Mrs Leon J Boutin, received a B.S. in finance at Siena College’s commencement in Loudonville New York. Archbishop Edwin B Broderick conferred the degrees as Rev Matthew Conlin welcomed graduates. Honorary doctorates went to Edward Villella Granville Hicks and Theodore M Black.
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