Specialist outlines space life support in coming years
Dr Penal Dyer, a specialist with De Marlin Company in Denver, spoke at Colorado State College on sustaining human life in space. He stressed climate control, minimal weight, and a regenerative system using green plants to generate oxygen, with algae and other crops evaluated for diet and oxygen production. He warned many theories fail in practice and noted upcoming CSC talks after a no-assembly week.
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Salvage Groups Help Keep Down Insurance Rates
Salvage companies, founded in 188?, centralize salvage after fires and other incidents, selling damaged items to reduce claim payments. The Underwriters Salvage Company operates in the West Coast, handling cars and a wide range of merchandise, contributing to lower insurance costs.
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Salvage Services Offer Five Steps for Damaged Goods
Salvage groups outline five services for damaged property. They inventory merchandise, assess damage, arrange removal to a sacred policy holder if disputes arise, move goods to a warehouse, recondition and sell. Also notes steel parachutes at Cape Canaveral and rebuilt guaranteed motors.
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Educational gadgets attacked by state education chief
New Jersey state education commissioner Frederick H. Raubinger told the National Education Association that teaching machines and televised instruction are being pushed like consumer products. He decried impersonlized teaching and warned that devices must aid teachers, not replace them, as educators stress the need to treat students as individuals with varied needs.
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Machines cannot replace teachers says Ohio State professor
Prof Edgar Tale of Ohio State University warns machines threaten education by reducing students to passive receivers. He argues that true learning requires questioning and human guidance, not only mechanical instruction.
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