Snakes Prefer Avoiding People and The Radio Controlled Bulldozer
Snakes usually avoid humans and prefer to flee when approached though venom offers defense. In Tokyo a manufacturer demonstrates a radio controlled bulldozer with a suitcase sized receiver portable control board 3.51 pounds transmitter 6.4 pounds and 110 yard control range enabling 20 operations for practical use in a steel mill.
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Japanese Build Homes For Fish
Tokyo reports government and local agencies join fishery interests to create hollow concrete “apartment houses for fish” around sunken ships where fish schools gather and young creatures thrive amid seaweed. A later note explains venom risks and first aid, plus a science Q&A on porcupine spines and animal defense.
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Millions Receiving U S Job Training
A Chicago analysis of 1968 federal manpower programs finds 490000 in step-by-step on the job training and 435000 in school or community work experience programs. With general manpower services added, nearly a million trainees are acquiring skills or retraining.
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