Six Cadets Reinstated at West Point Attorney Says
New York attorney Robert Dary, chief counsel for a Bar Association committee, says at least six of about 90 ousted cadets have been restored to duty at West Point. He spoke at a public hearing into dismissals as the inquiry focuses on procedures rather than guilt. The hearing noted possible broader implications for restoration and testimony.
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Scientists Link Arteries to Pump Live Blood Between People
A UC San Francisco team at the National Cancer Institute reports cross circulation linking arteries of two people to share blood for up to 46 hours. The technique uses the healthy donor’s heart as a pump and aims at leukemia research while warning of risks and experimental limits.
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Supervisors Grant Quarry Permit Near Hayward High School
Alameda county supervisors approved a quarry on the Marjorie Lassen property near Hayward High, with planning commission prior approval. Material will fuel the freeway project in Shab area and other uses. The quarry will be run by others under state contract. Earlier, the planning commission approved A. J. McCosker’s quarry permit southeast of Maltex Road and Castro Valley Boulevard. final action rests with the supervisors.
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Sir Jane Newton's Bed Now in Hampshire
Roger W Babson, famed economist from Wellesley Mass, has rebuilt part of the old Dodge general store in Hampshire into a bedroom centered on the bed once slept in by Sir Isaac Newton. The gravity research founder lists the project among his many refurbished historic houses in New England.
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West Point Hearing Aims to Probe Detainees' Treatment
Witnesses allege investigations into cuibhing involving ousted cadets and academy officers, with participants invited to testify at a hearing designed to expose perceived shockingly shameful treatment. The speaker states that interviewees were not questioned and urges informants to come forward for the inquiry.
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Arctic glaciers studied for weather insights in Alaska
Arctic Institute of North America extends summer research on the Seward Malaspina glacier system in the St. Elias Mountains near the Alaska Yukon border. Scientists aim to determine how glaciers affect air pressure and winds, flood control, water supply, and glacier mechanics. Previous years mapped Seward glacier in upper regions and radar measured Seward at 1,975 feet depth.
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Contra Costa steam plant joins PG and E system dedication
The new Contra Costa steam generating station on the San Joaquin River near Antioch officially joined PG and E's interconnected system. Current capacity is 300,000 kilowatts with an addition under way to reach 500,000 by early 1953, aiming to meet San Francisco city needs. Attending were Acting Governor Goodwin Knight PG and E President Jones B Black and contractor Stephen Bechtel, among 400 civic industrial observers.
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