Regional Weather Summary Oklahoma City and New Mexico zones
Cloudy and cold with light snow chances across Oklahoma zones 13 14 18 and nearby areas. Frigid low twenties tonight, highs near 40, northerly winds 12 to 18 mph. New Mexico zones 5 6 7 8 9 12 colder with light snow mixed with rain tonight, low upper 20s, Friday highs in the 40s. Out of state forecastes include Texas and Arkansas with chilly, showery conditions.
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Five Year Study Planned On Humans From Electromagnetic Radiation
Washington AP reports a five year, 63 million dollar government study to assess risks from electromagnetic radiation from TVs, microwaves, transmitters, radar and lasers. Agencies will reorganize budgets to start July 1 1973 with additional 4 million yearly by Defense HEW and EPA.
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Clay T. Whitehead
White House
Office of Telecommunications Policy
Electromagnetic Radiation Advisory Council
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Environmental Protection Agency
Memorial Service Unites American Legion Posts 193 and 29
A joint memorial service by American Legion Posts No. 193 and No. 29 and Auxiliaries was led by Post 193 commander E. E. Richardson and Post 29 commander Theodore Huxford at the Medicine Park Y Hut. New members joined Unit No. 193 and Unit No. 29 during the Auxiliary meeting hosted by Mrs. O. H. Townsend and Mrs. Louise Byram, as plans emerged for a 40th birthday luau and a 53rd Legion anniversary observance, followed by a 49er party and dinner.
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C. H. Townsend
Robert Mannheimer
Theodore Huxford
Russell Hill
Lester Parke
James Rorick
O. H. Townsend
Louise Byram
Park
Karl Muehler
Tyrone Lind
Mary Jo Jung
Six AP journalists join Nixon China trip team
The Associated Press will send six reporters and editors among 87 news delegates accompanying President Nixon to China. The lineup includes Frank Cormier, Horst Faas, Hugh Mulligan, William Achatz, Henry Hartzenbusch, and Robert A. Daugherty, with careers spanning major democratic and international coverage.
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China
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Reptiles Warm Up To Surroundings For Body Heat
Turtles lack fixed body temperature like birds and mammals and instead adopt the ambient warmth. This biological trait allows reptiles to regulate their heat by environmental conditions, influencing metabolism and activity.
May Craig Dies Noted Abbey Actress at 83
May Craig of Dublin, 83, renowned Abbey Theater actress, died Tuesday. She gained acclaim for Mrs Tancred in Sean O'Casey's Juno and the Paycock and starred during the Abbey's six American tours two generations ago.
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Dorothy Fairbairn-Tait Dies at 66 in Monterey
Novelist Dorothy Fairbairn-Tait known by the pen name Ann Fairbairn died Tuesday in Monterey after a brief illness. The author focused on the jazz music world and won the Literary Guild book award in 1952 for The Five Smooth Stones.
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Monterey
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Veteran infielder Chico Ruiz dies in car crash
Chico Ruiz, 33, a veteran infielder from Santo Domingo who played for the Cincinnati Reds and California Angels, was killed in an auto accident in San Diego. He had been set to report to the Kansas City Royals in the spring.
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