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Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1972

Page

5

Antarctic magnetic racetrack could enable sun storm proof radio link

Scientists at Siple Station 800 miles from the South Pole study a magnetic racetrack in the ionosphere that may relay Morse code from U S Navy transmissions at very low frequencies. Two graduate students will commute daily in brutal winter to observe aurora and test the system as NSF oversees the U S Antarctica Research Program. Siple Station, built by U S Navy, will host a 13 mile antenna 15 feet high atop a deep icecap with a 71 foot tower, operating 10 years or more.

U.S. Navy Aurora Australis John Katsafrakis Antarctica South Pole U.S. Antarctica National Science Foundation USS. Navy Siple Station Nicoson America United States HUD Council For Environmental Quality Alaska Virgin Islands

Dream of Ideal City Drives US Urban Planning

In the early 1900s Ebenezer Howard inspired American planners, and William Nicoson of HUD champions a green belt city model. He argues communities should mix housing and jobs with diverse incomes, ample facilities, and reduced travel times amid sprawl concerns.

Washington Ebenezer Howard United States Howard William Nicoson Wall Street New Communities Department of Housing and Urban Development Resi

Twists of imagery shape modern religious teaching

AP writer profiles Dr. Chad Walsh a pipe smoking Beloit College English professor and Episcopal clergyman who mixes inkblots Tarot Zen koans poems and fairy tales with Bible passages in God at Large to reach a youth culture skeptical of rationalism He argues for oblique vibrant communication beyond traditional jargon and suggests new symbols to convey Judeo Christian teachings amid American mood shifts.

New York Chad Walsh Walsh Episcopal Church Seabury Press Beloit College Beliot Wis

Antique Col lector Turns Hobby Into College Aid in Wichita

Linda Wassall, 18, a Southwestern College student in Winfield, runs a part time antique shop in back of her home to help pay for college. She began selling at 15 and now funds her nursing education through the venture. Her parents are avid collectors and aided her interest. she relies on word of mouth for customers and keeps the shop as a hobby with profits. In Topeka, Thies Packing Co. confirms buying Ohse Meat Products plant, while city denies $1 million industrial revenue bonds to finance the purchase.

Wichita. Kan Linda Wassall Southwestern College Winfield, Kan Jack Wassall Linda Topeka Kan John M. Thies Thies Packing Co., Inc Great Bend Ohse Meat Products Inc Thies Ohie Ohse

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