Local Man Develops Human Comfort Meter Concept
Kansas State University mechanical engineering graduate student Harry P. Guy works with Dr. Thomas B. Swearingen on a human comfort meter. The device would rate room environments using four sensors temperature velocity humidity and radiation to judge comfort and guide energy savings in buildings.
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Kansas State University Department of Mechanical Engineering
Harry P. Guy
William Guy
Guy
Thomas B. Swearingen
K-State
Open University Tapes Lessons at Rutgers
The Open University program at Rutgers University distributes taped lectures to 20 students by mail, extending class material to distant locations such as Alaska. The initiative marks the organization’s first year at Rutgers as it expands accessible education through a tape recorder driven system.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Rutgers University
Alaska
The
Open University
Rutgers
State to take over Kansas county welfare duties
Kansas counties will hand welfare control to Topeka starting July 1 in a phased shift ending county boards by Jan 1 1974. About 125000 recipients and 157.6 million dollars are involved with 2177 workers affected as state absorbs county staff and broadens administration across regions.
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Topeka
Welfare Administration
Kansas
Harder
Street Surfacing Contract Awarded
Neodesha city commissioners awarded a contract to Gilsabind Convictar Inc of Greeley Colo to asphalt 40 blocks of streets with crushed rock chips at 35 cents per square yard totaling 17066.35 dollars.
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Neodesha
Gilsabind Convictar, Inc
Greeley, Colo
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