Snow Almanac predicts Mt Washington as snow capital for 1983-84
The 1983 84 Jacobsen Snow Almanac estimates Mt Washington New Hampshire will see 206.9 inches of snow this winter. It lists nine cities with over 100 inches including Flagstaff and four New York cities. It notes the season ends April 30 in Salem Oregon and cites Casper Wyoming for a 24 3 inch 24 hour Christmas Eve snowfall.
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Mike Cochran
Associated Press
Earth
Mt. Washington
N.H
Jacobsen
Flagstaff
Ariz
Caribou
Portland
Maine
Asheville
N.C
Pennsylvania
Allentown
Harrisburg
Casper
How to order the Snow Almanac from Homelite
The piece explains how to obtain a free copy of the 4th Jacobsen Snow Almanac produced by Homelite Textron division. It notes measurements of notable snow facts, the Arctic plant influence on snow color, blizzard regions, and science terms like crystal. It also lists 1983 Snow Almanac inductees and includes light quotes about snow.
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Jacobsen Snow
Homelite
Textron Inc
Mr. Snow
P.O. Box
Charlotte
N.C
Homelite-Jacobsen
Bob Rhodes
North Carolina
Earth
Soviet Union
Vostok
England
Lake District
Greenland
Arctic
U.S. of A
Great Plains
Canada
Russia
Paradise Ranger Station
Washington
Jacobsen
United States
East
Snowdonia
Wales
Snowy Mountains
Australia
Clyde Moore
Snow Almanac
Glacier Room
Noel Coward
Shelly Winters
Don January
U.S. nuclear stockpile to rise 13 percent in five years
A new databook projects the U.S. arsenal growing to over 29,000 warheads in five years as new missiles and delivery systems join the force. Researchers from NRDC and IPS compiled the data using non-classified sources and FOIA material, with limited public reach.
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U.S
Washington
America
Natural Resources Defense Council
Institute For Policy Studies
Soviet Union
Congress
William Arkin
The
Arkin
Pentagon
Robert T. Duff
Energy Department
Office of Classification
Thomas Cochran
FCC loosens rules on children's TV programming
The FCC by a 4-1 vote eases age specific requirements for children's shows on commercial TV. The 1974 policy remains a guide but broadcasters gain flexibility based on local market conditions. Critics call the move a setback for child programming while supporters note growing options like cable and public TV.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Commission
William Johnson
FCC
Henry M. Rivera
Edward O. Fritts
National Association of Broadcasters
Fowler
Soviets Plan Deep Lake Telescope To Catch Neutrinos
Soviet Academy of Sciences aims to place a giant ice submerged instrument at Lake Baikal to trap neutrinos and test theories of matter and solar fusion. Pravda reports the 5,000-foot depth setup with a propane-chromic freon chamber and attached detectors.
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Washington Post
Moscow
Soviet Academy of Sciences
Lake Baikal
Siberia
Communist Party
Pravda
Earth
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