Robots Drive Surge in Global Factory Automation
The article notes robots are multiplying in industry, with Sweden’s auto plant housing over six robots per worker as they move heavy blocks along magnetic floors to testing stands. In Japan, robot welders cut arc welding time by ninety percent and fishing firms use robotic lines to attract and haul fish.
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Robotic Revolution Enters Everyday Life Across Factories and Classrooms
The article traces robots from ancient myths to modern use, noting automated helpers in warehouses, simulators for medical training, and a 200 pound robot used as a teacher's aide. It mentions augmentors performing human tasks, and a Pennsylvania motel incident highlighting robots' growing ubiquity.
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Mr D Apparel Opens Brady Plant for Open House
Brady based Mr D Apparel Manufacturing invites the public to an open house on Tuesday from 6 to 7 30 pm. Owner Bob Damuth says visitors will see production under actual working conditions with tours from start to finish and students from Brady High School assisting as hostesses and guides.
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State Welfare Budget Crisis Threatens Health Services
State health programs for the needy may face cuts after January 1 unless the Welfare budget is rearranged. Unspent funds totaling about 100 million dollars cannot be moved to health services due to legal prohibitions, risking reductions or terminations of care for the aged, blind, and disabled. Hospital stay limits, nursing home payments, and drug prescriptions face caps as costs rise.
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Battle Cry and Mammoth Meals in Historic Alaskan Find
The article notes that the original football cheer at the 1869 Rutgers Princeton game started as a battle cry, with Princeton fans shouting Sis boom bah inspired by New York's Seventh Regiment. It then mentions ancient mammoths in Alaska yielding remains from thousands of years ago.
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New York
Seventh Regiment
Alaska
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