Undersea Device Designs Highlight College Students
Industrial design students from Auburn University, the University of Kansas, and the Illinois Institute of Technology, led by L B Kammermeyer, presented hydrospace concepts at a Bigh ton conference. A nontorque wrench impressed Commerce officials and a sea bike, ridden by a diver, inspired energy saving and speed. Patent searches are underway with Armco funding a $2,000 seed grant and a hoped for $8,000 follow-up.
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Auburn University
University of Kansas
Illinois Institution of Technology
Department of Commerce
Wayne Smith
Long Beach
England
Bighton
Craig Levasseur
Armco
Steel Company
Stan Nakaishi
Jess Pena
Thomas Sakaguchi
Perry Shimoji
John Baumbach
John Goodin
Timothy Trapp
Long Beach Officials Cite Radar Warnings as Courtesy
Action line quotes Long Beach Traffic Engineer Robert Dyer noting radar use as a normal enforcement tool and that warning signs are posted as a matter of courtesy.
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Long Beach
Robert Dyer
Dyer
Southland Shell Oil Probe Spurs Coastal Talks
Newport Beach officials as well as Huntington Beach Laguna Beach and San Clemente representatives push to tighten the Shell Cunningham Act and halt exploratory drilling within the three mile limit. Officials cite risks of a large oil leak and seek public hearings and possible permit rescission.
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Newport Beach
Huntington Beach
Laguna Beach
San Clemente
Santa Ana
Newport
Santa Barbara
State Lands Commission
Doreen Marshall
Donald J. Everett
Lands Commission
Southland
Orange County Board of Supervisors
Orange County
New Bookmobile Serves Long Beach Readers
The Long Beach Public Library system launches a much needed bookmobile praised for accessibility to all residents. The service benefits children and adults by bringing well stocked books to readers who might not visit a building library, with helpful courteous librarians enhancing the experience.
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Long Beach
Mrs. L. A
Da Nang and Hue attacked in early morning Viet Cong raid
Associated Press dispatch from Da Nang reports Viet Cong gunners hit at least 11 locations in the Da Nang area including military installations and the US 1st Marine Division HQ. Reports say Hue among the hard hit areas, with fires at a large fuel sump and scattered ground probes. Casualties described as amazingly light.
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1St Marine Division
Associated Press
Edwin Q. White
Hue
Imperial Vietnam
U.S
Paris
United States
Wells Activated to Relieve Pressure in Santa Barbara Channel
Union Oil said five wells were put into operation in the Santa Barbara Channel to curb underground pressure and prevent a repeat of the January 28 spill. The move followed Interior Department approval after a 14 scientist panel led by Dr. Lee A. Du Bridge studied the seepage. President Fred L. Hartley stated the shallow water drilling aligns with the panel and company conclusions.
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UPI
Union Oil Company of California
Department of Interior
Union
Form A
Lee A. DuBridge
White House
Fred L. Hartley
Union Oil
Hartley
DuBridge
Guardsmen at UC Put on Alert Duty
National Guardsmen were withdrawn from standby duty after activation over fears of riot at the University of California in Berkeley. About 1,000 troops reported to Alameda Naval Air Station in full battle dress and could be recalled quickly if violence resumed.
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Alameda Naval Air Station
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