Tracer Gas Study Aims To Map Acid Rain Sources
In a six week program the Captex experiment releases 450 pounds of a rare tracer gas from Dayton and Sudbury to trace air transport over a 700 by 500 mile region. The project seeks to locate sources of sulfur dioxide linked to acid rain and involves NOAA, Brookhaven Lab, and the Electric Power Research Institute with 85 ground stations and 7 aircraft.
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Dudley Clendinen
New York Times
Ockville
United States
Canada
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Dayton
Ohio
Gilbert J. Ferber
Sudbury
Ontario
Ohio River Valley
Electric Power Research Institute
Russell N. Dietz
Brookhaven National Laboratory
Long Island
Dietz
England
The
Oceanic Administration
Ferber
Divers reveal Arizona torn in two at Pearl Harbor wreck
Divers describing the sunken battleship Arizona say it is virtually split in two with its armor curled like lettuce leaves after an 1800 pound bomb blast during the December 7 1941 attack. The dive team maps the wreck to aid preservation and answers about the sinking of the once dominant ship.
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Philip J. Hills
Washington Post Service
WSS
Arizona
Pearlarbor
Pearl Harbor
Oahu
Navy
Donald Goldstein
National Park Service
John Martini
Ranger
Ford Island
Murders attributed to Texas killer Lucas pleads innocence
Henry Lee Lucas, an 80 year old suspect linked to more than 150 slayings, faces murder indictments in six Texas cases. He is deemed mentally competent for trial as lawmen nationwide probe unsolved murders and reveal details he allegedly supplied to detectives. The case spans Ringgold, Denton, Plainview and other sites with investigators pursuing connections.
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Montague, Texas
Henry Lee Lucas
Michigan
Montague
Texas
Lucas
Hawaii
Alaska
Kate Rich
Ringgold
Montague County
Stoneburg
Freida Powell
Denton
Florida
Interstate 35
Georgetown
Oklahoma
Frank Douthitt
Plainview
Texas Panhandle
Arizona Desert
Beverly Luttrell
Odesss
Peter Lipkovic
Duval County
Jacksonville
Lipkovic
Phil Ryan
Fort Worth
Supercomputer Finds Largest Prime Number Claim
Los Angeles Times reports scientists using a Cray XMP supercomputer claim to have found aMersenne prime with 39 751 digits, raised to the 132 049th power minus 1. If verified, it would be the 29th known Mersenne prime, highlighting machines’ marketing value.
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Los Angeles Times
Euclid
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