Book on Loeb Makes New Hampshire Author a Local Star
Kevin Cash, once a wandering newspaper journeyman, wrote and self publishes a scathing 472 page biography of William Loeb. The book sold 30,000 copies, with 50,000 in print, detailing Loeb as ultraconservative publisher of The Union Leader and his political influence in New Hampshire.
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Swamp canals widen and deepen in Louisiana delta
Cass in the Mississippi delta change drainage as modern machinery creates broader channels. A 50 year old canal once 40 inches wide and a foot deep now runs 10 feet deep and 200 feet across, aiding access for mudboats but harming wetland ecology. Dr. Donald W. Davis notes increased salinity and ecological impact from the altered waterways.
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Russian scientists aim to build first Middle East applied science center
A small group of Soviet Israeli researchers in Israel on the Golan Heights pursues an ambitious plan to create an industrial applied science center. Dr. Lev Diamant and colleagues envision a town like Academ-Gorodok to expand industry, absorb skilled émigrés, and export knowledge amid limited Israeli resources.
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