Birds that should be dead
Scientists studying Imperial Valley geothermal brine found ducks and geese with exceptionally high levels of lead arsenic selenium and cadmium in kidneys livers and brains. Lead levels exceed fatal limits and cadmium levels are many times lethal though eating a few birds per year seems low risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward K. Delong
Washington
UPI
California
Imperial Valley
John Koranda
Lawrence Livermore Laboratory
Koranda
U.S
Energy Research and Development Administration
Coin Imperial Valley
ERDA
Carter Congress settle water project clash with tradeoffs
The water project compromise ends a heated fight over dams and the Clinch River reactor. Carter and Congress crafted a tradeoff that preserves some projects while cutting others, signaling environmental weights in policy and provoking hurt among both winners and losers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ARNOLD SAWISLAK _ WASHINGTON
UPI
Carter
Clinch River
Congress
White House
Corrosion sensor promises aluminum radiator viability
A TI corrosion sensor could warn drivers when coolant inhibitors fail, extending aluminum radiator potential and reducing weight by about eight pounds on mid sized cars. The device measures corrosive currents, triggers a dashboard warning, and may reach market if automakers test it in Cadillac Mercedes models.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lechtzin Aing
Metallurgical Materials
Texas Instruments
Richard Delagi
U.S
Cadillac
Mercedes
CPR course offered to Leigh residents by Red Cross
Leigh Emergency Unit offers a Red Cross First Aid course with American Heart Association CPR for all in the community. The first class is at 6 p.m. August 15 in city hall, with a 24 hour program planned as eight three hour sessions. Contact instructors Don Franzen Arnold Hubrenka Dale Kumpf or Pat Turner by August 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leigh
Red Cross
American Heart Association
Don Franzen
Arnold Hubrenka
Dale Kumpf
Pat Turner
R.N
Bellwood Family Vacation Return Featured
The Bellwood family headed home after vacations at Worlds of Fun and kin visits in Kansas. Guests at Mr and Mrs Robert Bell’s home included Dick Bell of East Lansing Dorothy Becker and Patti Stewart from California. Don Hicks and family of Santa Clara Jett visited Lola Hicks and relatives.
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Bellwood
John Pachta
Kansay
Robert M. Bell
Robert R. Bell
Dick Bell
East Lansing
Mich
Dorothy Becker
Santa Rosa
Calif
Patti Stewart
Napa
Don Hicks
Santa Clara Jett
Lola Hicks
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World Press Freedom Fund
New York
World Press Freedom Committee
Third World
Knight Foundation
Scripps- Howard Foundation
Robert 8. McCormick Charitable Trust
Chicago Tribune
Frank E. Gannett
Jack R. Howard
Scripps-Howard Newspapers
Freedom Group
John 8. Knight
Soviet Union
Clayton Kirkpatrick
The
Freedom Organization
Soviet Russia
OMAHA
Harold A. Shannon
Shannon
Carter Lake
Iowa
Merck and Co
Agriculture Department
Electrochemical
Attleboro
Mass
Tooleys
First National Bank
FDIC
Columbus
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