Bread mold tests aim to reveal cosmic ray genetic damage
A Florida State University geneticist notes bread mold shares key hereditary chemicals with humans and may reveal how cosmic rays affect DNA. The Air Force funds balloon tests lifting mold in 12 tubes to 20 miles up, with ground controls, to detect one mutation per million cells. Navy plans yeast in satellites to test life in space.
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California Faces Flooding Threat In Snowbound Escalation
Northern and central California brace as the largest mountain snow pack on record nears peak, reservoirs remain full and flood controls compromised. Disaster officials warn the next 24 hours could be most critical amid eight deaths blamed on storms and high water. Roads toggle between closures and limited openings as snow slides block U S 40 to Reno and U S 50 remains closed over Echo Summit.
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Fires Claim Sixty Thousand Dollars in Somerset County
Two fires in Somerset County caused an estimated 60 000 damage Saturday. A blaze destroyed the Prank E Cober garage on East Main Street Somerset with 40 000 loss. Another fire burned the Albert Thomas farm barn near Rockwood with 20 300 damage. Fire Chief Robert Morgan cited sparks from a chopping machine and a fallen light bulb into gasoline as causes.
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Storms Soak Nation Halts Easter Parades Across Regions
Storms drenched the Northeast and Midwest with snow and rain, blasting coastal states from North Carolina to New England. New York City recorded over two inches of rain, the wettest Easter Sunday since 1871, washing out many fashion parades.
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Brother of Cory Dehfist Dies in Indiana Farm Community
Ully Shreve, 73, of Lincolnville, died Saturday after a three month illness. A farmer in Blooms Township for many years, he retired in 1947. Survived by two sons Vick of Vera Beach Fla and Charles of Clearwater Fla, three brothers Dr Paull Weed of Corry Samuel Weed and Bert Weed of Union City, and seven grandchildren. Funeral services set for Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Glenn Funeral Home Union City with Rev Albert Hill officiating and burial in Shreve Ridge Cemetery.
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47 Perish In Flaming Crash Continued
One victim was Mrs. Ralph Schweitzer, wife of the Herald’s newly appointed general manager. Mrs. Schweitzer, 41, was traveling from Flint to Bay City where the Schweitzers had lived prior to his appointment. Schweitzer was driving from Grand Rapids to the airport when the plane went down. Capital said Bui was a long-time airline pilot, with the company since April 1.
Blaze Destroys West Homestead Bakery Plant
A two story West Homestead Baking Co plant suffered a massive fire that caused an estimated $125,600 in damage. Firemen report the blaze began in an oven left on and the roof collapsed while a rear wall weakened. No injuries. Fire Chief Edward Blank commented on the incident.
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Couple Arrested On Check Charge In Pittsburgh
Police arrested Thomas Moynihan, 25, and his wife Nancy Moynihan, 14, after they passed two worthless checks totaling $1,000 to buy plane tickets. Detectives described the scheme and sought refunds on the tickets.
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