Researchers Seek Paint to Stop Center-Line Tracking
Scientists at the State College of Engineering pursue a coating to stop roadway paint from being tracked by vehicles. Marble dust and alternatives like talc or sand will be tested on fresh lines to maintain color and reflectivity while reducing the need for guards and roadblocks. Charles R. McCulloch will lead the investigation with partnerships from the State College and government.
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U S Moves to Stamp Out Cambodian Cattle Disease
The United States urges veterinary supplies and support to Cambodia to fight a cattle and hog disease, rinderpest, believed to have originated near the Cambodia Thailand border.
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Cambodia
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Prisoner tells marshals tale of driverless car mishap
An inmate awaiting a guilty plea in Oklahoma City described a driverless auto rolling downhill and tipping over after he could not stop it. He said the incident occurred while he was serving five years in the state penitentiary.
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Robin Nest Becomes Memorial at St. Martin's Church
A stone robin sits in a nest on an arch inside the newly finished St. Martin's Church in Niagara Falls Ontario. Workmen avoided disturbing the nest while the robin hatched its young, marking a memorial by coincidence in the church's construction.
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Niagara Falls
Locust Plagues May End Forever Says Insect Experts
Entomologists in the Middle East and Iran report early success using aerial spraying with aldrin to curb desert locust swarms. A cooperative UN effort spans 17 nations to deploy air, ground, and manpower support to halt periodic outbreaks. The aim is to hold numbers down, not exterminate.
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Mountain Lions on Increase in California Mountains
KERNVILLE Calif Professional hunter Ronnie Vaughan says mountain lions are increasing as bounty rebates lag. He brought in five pelts to prove abundance. Vaughan notes fifteen years ago there were about 30 professional hunters. now only one or two remain. The five pelts would fetch $510.
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Ronnie Vaughan
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Moonshiners Caught After Cold River Escape
Three young moonshiners in Newport Tennessee fled when spotted distilling liquor. Federal agents said the trio jumped into a river to escape but returned to shore and surrendered due to the freezing water.
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Federal
Alcohol Tax’ Unit
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