Solar lab tours the nation to prove sun heat use
A mobile solar laboratory demonstrates solar heating and cooling across the United States. The 45-foot unit and a 12 by 50-foot van travel to sites from Albuquerque to Miami collecting data for architects and engineers.
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New State Building
Lincoln
Governor’s Office
State Office
E Transportable Solar Laboratory
U.S. Energy Research and Development Inistration
ERDA
Htheywell Inc
National Science Andation
NSF
Obert LeChevalier
Washington, D.C
LeChevalier
U.S
Atlanta
New England
Midwest
United States
Albuquerque
N. Mex
Dallas-Ft. Worth
Killeen
Tex
Miami
Texas
Honeywell
Ce Mit
Omaha bid for solar lab met with statewide skepticism
Lincoln Neb UPI reports Omaha’s push to host the Federal Solar Energy Research Institute Laboratory drew limited support. Lt. Gov. Whelan and NU President Warner criticized the Omaha plan as ill conceived while backing Mead, Saunders County as the best site for Nebraska.
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Lincoln
Neb
UPI
Omaha
Federal Solar Energy Research Institute Laboratory
Gerald Whelan
State University of Nebraska
Nebraska
D. B. Warner
Ed Zorinsky
Council Bluffs
Whelan
Mead
Saunders County
Don Edwards
Solar Laboratory
Edwards
Warner
Skier Ebaugh perishes in Wasatch blizzard with distress signal
A 16-year-old cross country skier Mark Ebaugh died after a sudden snowstorm in the Wasatch Mountains. Rescuers found his distress signal but a freezing temperature drop left him unresponsive. The Thanksgiving storm claimed five Utah lives while two duck hunters survived after being stranded on Great Salt Lake.
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Mark Ebaugh
Ebaugh
Wasatch Mountains
T ” Ebaugh
Utah
Great Salt Lake
Air Force
Pacific Northwest
Oregon
Cascade Mountains
Washington
Idaho
Wyoming
Montana
Rockies
Colorado
Washington State
Michigan
Great Lakes
Lincoln
Ill
Nebraska
Texas
Detroit Municipal
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Stevens Confirmation Expected Next Week on Supreme Court Nomination
Sen. James Eastland says hearings for John Paul Stevens are likely to begin next Monday and hopes for speedy action though Congress may not confirm before Christmas recess. Initial optimism contrasts with cautious Senate timing.
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United Press International
Stevens
Washington
UPI
James Eastland
Dmiss
Senate Judiciary Committee
U.S. Supreme Court
John Paul Stevens
Eastland
Ford
Senate
Congress
Trapeze Artist Dies After Fall At Amusement Park
Veteran trapeze performer John Jimmy Troy fell 20 feet during a comedy act at Old Chicago Amusement Park in Bolingbrook Illinois. Crowd watched as he dropped head first and died instantly from a broken neck. Park spokesman George Condon said no net was used and Troy was known as the Comedy King of the Air.
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Bolingbrook
Ill
UPI
John
Jimmy
Troy
George Condon
Condon
Countryside
Jimmy Troy
Wolf eats toll ticket tale sparks Highway excuse
Betty Conway on the Ohio Turnpike reports motorists offer odd alibis when a toll ticket is missing. The latest is a man claiming a wolf ate the ticket, pointing to two wolf cubs in the back seat as evidence.
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Wolf
Boston Heights
Ohio
UPI
Betty Conway
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American Gem Society
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Schuyler, Nebr
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Lorry
13Th Street
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