Ohio expands educational TV and reform in schools
Ohio plans stronger teacher training and universal access to educational television. A Network Operations Center links eight translators with twelve stations for statewide lesson broadcasts. New reading and urban rural training, tougher handicapped education rules, energy conservation courses, and a news media course for seventh and eighth graders aim to raise national standards.
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Ohio
Columbus
Essex
Tion
State Board of Education
Courriculum
New Technique Probes Legionnaires Hair Evidence
Harvard and MIT physicists using a scanning proton microprobe at MIT Lincoln Laboratory test hairs from survivors and controls to detect traces of nickel and other metals. They aim to determine by midweek if nickel carbonyl poisoned victims of the Pennsylvania Legion convention outbreak, with results pending.
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Lexington
Mass
Harvard
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
MIT
Lincoln Laboratory
Paul Horowitz
Korean trawler seized near North Korea by coast guards
North Korea seized a South Korean fishing boat with 23 men after it entered North Korean waters off the east coast. The Shinjin ho, 17.3 tons, reportedly crossed due to navigational error amid poor visibility. Officials said they were arranging a speedy return for the crew and vessel.
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Seoul
South Korea
North Korea
Panmunjom
Office of Fisheries
Fisheries Office
Worldwide warning over chemical reagent linked to hospital blasts
The CDC and NIOSH warned 15 000 hospitals about sodium azide used in blood tests reacting with plumbing metals to cause explosions in five medical sites including Los Angeles area hospitals and D C clinics. No deaths reported. some injuries.
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Atlanta
Center For Disease Control
National Institute For Occupational Safety and Health
Los Angeles
Washington
D.C
Coulter
CDC
Retired innkeeper to become priest in Omaha
Charles T. a longtime innkeeper in Omaha with four decades of hotel management and ties to notable guests begins a new path toward priesthood. He plans to enter seminary after decades of service and hospitality.
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Omaha, Neb
Charles T
Carey
Rome
Sheraton
Sheraton Carlton
Washington
Biltmore
Santa Barbara
Calif
Clift Hotel and Plaza
San Francisco
William Penn Hotel
Pittsburgh
Fontenelle
Omaha
Sheraton Ritz
Minneapolis
Deodorant via treated shirts eyed as future fabric tech
Three scientists report a timed release antibacterial treatment for cotton fabrics that kills odor causing germs through repeated laundries. The method uses hydrogen peroxide and aims for integration into clothing with potential beyond deodorants while noting questions of safety and application.
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San Francisco
American Chemical Society
Tyrone L. Vigo
Clark Welch
Gary Danna
USS. Department of Agriculture
New Orleans
Vigo
Weather sunny and cool with near 80 expected Tuesday
The forecast calls for clear and cool conditions tonight with a low in the lower 50s. Tuesday should be sunny and warmer with a high near 80, and the chance of rain is near zero. Yesterday's high reached 80 and this morning's low of 46 was the lowest for August 30 since the early 1900s, though records for this date are incomplete.
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