New Faster Communications For State Police In Pennsylvania
In Harrisburg the state plans a computer system to deliver information within 30 seconds. The CLEAN network will replace teletype and overhauled radio circuits, shielding about 25,000 officers including 3,000 state troopers. Costs hinge on bids and federal funds. initial outlay estimated around 50 dollars per man to save lives amid rising stolen-car cases.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
United States
Albert F. Mwiatek
McKees Rocks
Commonwealth Law Enforcement Assistance Network
CLEAN
Pennsylvania Crime Commission
Shafer
National Governors Conference Commission On Crime
Kwiatek
Medical Mysteries Mark Apollo 12 Mission Experiences
Dr. Charles Berry reported Apollo 12 astronauts faced new medical phenomena including light flashes with closed eyes likely from charged particles, dust-induced congestion, and facial swelling from fluid shifts. Astronauts Conrad, Gordon, and Bean also showed heightened skin bacteria activity and reddened eyes during early flight. future missions may adjust dust control and skin bacteria management.
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San Antonio
Tex
Charles Berry
Charles A. Conrad Jr
Richard F. Gordon Jr
Alan L. Bean
Dr. Berry
Berry
Air Force School of Aerospace Medicine
Electric cars not a cure for pollution says experts
Two researchers say feasible electric cars would not end environmental pollution tied to power generation. They warn the energy mix for charging vehicles will still produce pollution, even with efficiency gains. Nuclear plants face opponents over radiation and ecological effects, while a Kentucky lab proposal seeks to study coal miners black lung cases.
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San Francisco
Chauncey Starr
School of Engineering and Applied Sciences
UCLA
Atomic Industrial Forum
John A. Carver Jr
Federal Power Commission
Carver
Malcolm X Black School Faces Funding Crisis in Durham
In Durham North Carolina Malcolm X Liberation University a nontraditional unaccredited school named for the slain leader faces funding shortages months after opening. Founder Howard Fuller 29 says plans include another year or two of operation amid limited grants and uncertain long term prospects. The school enrollment sits around 60 with no degrees awarded and a variety of trades taught by a diverse faculty some lacking college credentials.
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Durham
N.C
Malcolm X Liberation University
Howard Fuller
Fuller
Puller
University
Africa
Malcolm X
North Carolina
Polar Bears Face Threats From Ice Shifts And Hunters
International delegates from Canada Denmark Norway the United States and the Soviet Union warned that changing Arctic ice floes and heavy hunting pressure threaten Ursus Maritimus. Estimates cite about 1 250 bears killed last year and perhaps 10 000 remain as emigre bears flood toward population centers.
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Morgas
Switzerland
Canada
Denmark
Norway
United States
Soviet Union
International Union For Conservation of Nature
Hudson Bay Area
John S
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