Ocean internal waves may exist say Woods Hole scientists
The Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution tests with a new device show potential internal ocean waves beneath the surface. The instrument records simultaneous temperature and pressure to map the Neptune-like homogeneous layer, which varies in thickness from zero to about 100 feet and is thinner in summer.
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Associated Press
Woods Hole
Mass
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
G. Rossby
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Aslantil
Oceanographic Institution
Marian Gordon Case Ends as Final Verdict Reaches Court
Marian Gordon faces a courtroom endgame as the jury nears verdict. Lon Cosad, a central figure in her alleged scheme, arrives in the courtroom just as the decision is announced, shaping the dramatic moment in this defiant case.
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Ceneltee
Joann
Ted Flanche
Marion Endowly
Dispatch
Peta No Tong
Lon Cosad
Lon
Benton Feele
Verdict at Reno Seals William Brown Not Guilty
Marian Bowen travels from a courtroom to Reno on a dangerous assignment after a dramatic verdict. The jury returns not guilty for William Brown as Marian prepares to report to Silver Hendon, while Bowen orchestrates the logistics and a tense pursuit to uncover the truth behind the case.
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Pele
Linds Brown
Marian
Jenny Case
Tabby
William Brown
Linda
William
Jenny
Lon
Jones
Bowen
Unknown Is Shot By Crestview Cop
Walton County officers pursued a man after a Saturday night robbery and fatally wounded him when he failed to halt. The injured man identified himself as Alfred J. Smith, 35, of Malvern New York, before dying in hospital. Malvern authorities reported Smith’s car and IDs stolen September 15, suggesting the shot man may have used Smith’s id. An inquest will be held.
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Bowen
Hendon
Ian
Estes
Reno
Marks
Silver
Marian
Anne
Hills
Jeane Bowman
Crestview
Fria
Walton County
Prescott
Alfred J. Smith
Malvern
N. Y
Smith
Reforestation Efforts Grow Alabama Pine Resources
A coastal Alabama region advocates reforestation to counter slash and loblolly pine loss. The author notes past plantings of 10 000 trees on 25 acres in 1981 and 8 000 in 1988, with trees now three to four inches diameter and 13 to 16 feet tall, projected to reach pulpwood size in a decade. Remaining notes urge fire control, seed-tree management, and a paper mill, signed by Gg. B Murst, retired lawyer in Woodland.
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Alabama
Earth
Japanese Ships To Feature Silk Storage Rooms
Four new ships to be commissioned by a Japanese shipping company will include specially constructed steel silk rooms. Each room will have spaces between beams packed with cork dust and a capacity of 2,500 bales of silk.
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