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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1973

Page

12

Strangers sail raft across Atlantic in social behavior study

A 6-ton raft Acali set to cross the Atlantic with ten strangers ranging from an African priest to a French diver. Mexican anthropologist Santiago Genoves leads the experiment to study human coexistence while preserving isolation from outside influence. Mrs. Evangelina Seymour from California joins with her husband supporting the decision.

Atlantic Las Palmas Canary Islands UPI Evangelina Seymour Pacific Calif Maria Bromstam Sweden Mrs. Seymour Santiago Genoves

Fall paralyzes youth but not his optimism

Rich Greinhert, a 22-year-old Spokane pipefiller, fell 80 feet last September, became paraplegic, and after three months at the University of Washington Spinal Cord Injury Center shows grit and progress. He walks with leg braces, drives, and engages in painting and lettering, believing recovery has no limit.

Seattle, Wash Rich Greinhert Spokane Wash Pipefiller University of Washington Spinal Cord Injury Center Greinhert Spokane Area William Donovan Department of Rehabilitation Medicine

Fishing's good on 15 fairways

Oklahoma report notes Sequoia State Park Golf course flooded up to 16 feet, yet catfishing thrives on 15 of the 18 fairways. A department spokesman cited unusual conditions while riders and others adapt to the inundation and pursue recreation in the area.

Wagoner Okla UPI Oklahoma Tourism and Recreation Department Sequoia State Park

Rock fever hits Paradise seekers in Hawaii

Hawaii welcomes new residents with dream of easy island life but many fall into rock fever says Dr John McDermott of the University of Hawaii. The newcomer struggles with borders and isolation as reality of pollution crowded cities and high costs sinks dreams of paradise.

Honolulu Hawaii John McDermott University of Hawaii School of Medicine McDermott

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