Enzyme Battery Aims To Extend Pacemaker Life
Yale New Haven Hospital instructor Dominic Avampato and collaborators claim an enzyme battery could power pacemakers longer than mercury or zinc cells. The small two cubic inch device runs on sugar molecules, may last 18 years, and promises cheaper, non toxic operation with scalable size.
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Partial eclipse to be visible Friday across northeastern U S
A map shows a diagonal marked area where a partial eclipse will be seen on Friday. Greatest eclipse sits along a solid line, with maximum visibility west at sunrise and east at sunrise. The northeast U S sees 60 to 70 percent coverage, 67 percent at Boston midpoint, with three hours of maximum duration in cities like Boston New York Miami Cleveland and Chicago.
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Chicago
Partial solar eclipse to be visible across North America
New York AP reports a Friday morning partial solar eclipse as the moon passes between Earth and the sun. The Arctic region will see up to 83 percent coverage at 11 14 a.m. EST, with northern states offering the best views. eye protection and indirect viewing methods are advised.
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United States
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Rangoon Quiet Amid Heavy Fighting After U Thant Crisis
Martial law hit Rangoon as protests by students workers and Buddhist monks followed the army seizure of U Thant's body. An embassy officer said casualties were heavy with thousands jailed while officials reported limited deaths and injuries. Troops surrounded government buildings and manned patrols as curfew and censorship took effect.
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Government Construction Corporation
England Debates Death Penalty for Terrorists in Commons
The House of Commons rejected a proposal to restore the death penalty for terrorist killers in a 369 to 217 vote. The decision came as public polls favored capital punishment amid fresh bombings near the Naval and Military Club in Piccadilly, attributed to the IRA.
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England
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Commons
Irish Republican Army
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Northern Ireland
Jet Altitude Warning Device Required for U.S. Jets
The FAA says all U S commercial jetliners must install altitude warning alarms by December 1. The system emits a voice alert “Whoop, whoop, pull up” when the craft descends toward unsafe levels. Over 30 of 200 international carriers already use the device.
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Journal Want Ads Want You To Read Want Ads
Classifieds in the journal urge readers to peruse the want ads for purchases jobs and services. The item reads like a stock blurb inviting engagement and highlighting the utility of the listings for the community.
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