Phosphorus source in Lake Erie linked to Sandusky Basin
Heidelberg College biologist Dr. David B. Baker reported at Huron that phosphorus reaching Lake Erie from the Sandusky River Basin would fall only 10 to 20 percent with phosphorus removal in municipal plants. He said non municipal sources dominate the transport though.
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Huron, Ohio
Heidelberg College
Lake Erie
Sandusky
Great Lakes
Huron
David B. Baker
Baker
Sandusky Basin
Heidelberg
Sandusky River
Federal Water Pollution Control Administration
Fremont
Ohio 1973 license plates end amid complaints
Ohio ends the 1973 auto license plate season amid widespread complaints about packaging and mismatched wrappers. Officials expect improvements in 1974 with a new roller coater and magnetic plates, plus a white background with green numbers and reflective paint. The worn slogan Seat Belts Fastened will be retained but colors reversed.
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Dembinski
Steubenville
Ohio
Natural body chemical may be hangover cure
University of Pittsburgh researchers report that cyclic AMP reverses overdoses of barbiturates and alcohol in animals, with monkeys surviving lethal doses and waking within 15 to 20 minutes after treatment. The work may point to human uses to counter depressant effects and possibly treat hangovers.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Uni
Major L. Cohn
Department of Anesthesiology
University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine
Cohn
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