Time Grows Shorter For Alien Reports
J M Lehmann district director of the Immigration and Naturalization Service urged non citizens in Ohio and Kentucky to file annual address reports by January 31 at the nearest post office or immigration office. He noted 50 000 aliens have filed so far and estimated 120 000 more will submit before the deadline. The rule covers aliens other than diplomats and temporary agricultural workers.
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Wonders Of The Universe Forces Not Fuel Proper Earth Satellite
Dr I M Levitt explains that a satellite stays aloft not by endless energy but by balancing centrifugal and gravitational forces. He compares this to swinging a stone or a pail, showing orbit as perpetual motion achieved through initial speed and gravity. He notes the moon’s energy sustains its orbit while friction eventually slows bodies.
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Satellite Orbit Static or Not and Atmospheric Drag
The text explains that a satellite in orbit would remain around the earth unless it loses energy to atmospheric resistance. It states that energy loss causes the satellite to fall toward Earth, while neglecting drag would imply perpetual orbit. It mentions a north magnetic pole Canoete oan.
Jobless Pay Claims Rise with Record Week
Washington reports 2,809,300 workers filed unemployment compensation claims for the week ending January 4, a rise of 448,900 and a new record. The insured unemployment rate stands at 6.8 percent, with more workers covered than eight years ago. Initial claims for the week ending January 11 totaled 609,600, another high, driven by cutbacks in metals machinery and autos.
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