Watson alters Rangers forward lines for fresh attack
Colorful Phil Watson, coach of the New York Rangers, uses short shifts and frequent center changes. He emphasized 30 second bursts against Detroit and later kept players on ice nine seconds to two minutes while rotating centers, keeping three lines with Bronco Horvath stepping in, helping lead the club to strong league standings.
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Phil Watson
New York Rangers
Watson
Detroit
Wings
New York
Rangers
Boston Bruins
Dave Creighton
Larry Popein
Don Raleigh
Bronco Horvath
Bronco
Weekly Bible Comment and Planet Mercury Summary
The article reflects on the intertestamental period and its impact on Judaism and early Christianity, noting over four centuries between Malachi and the New Testament and the influence of Persian, Greek, and Roman powers. It urges faith that darkness yields a future era of truth and righteousness, then briefly states Mercury’s diameter at about 3,000 miles.
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Alexander the Gheat
Greece
Rome
Sunshine Power Aims to Solve Water and Energy Woes
Solar researchers at a Phoenix Tucson symposium describe sun powered desalination and fresh water production as a future mainstay. Dr Maria Telkes of NYU demonstrates an ocean water distillation trough turning seawater into drinking water and powering homes in sun rich deserts.
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Telkes
Alifornia
Arizona
Phoenix
Tucson
Earth
University of Washington
Elmer C. Easton
Brown University
Maria Telkes
New York University
Freshness first for egg shoppers
A station study by W Ho Wallace and A l Owens at the Khexle Island Agricultural Experimental Station reports consumer egg habits. About 40 percent seek convenience and satisfaction, 21 percent shop around for higher quality, and 38 percent buy two dozen eggs while 34 percent buy one dozen.
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W Ho Wallace
A. l. Owens
Khexle Island Agricultural Experimental Station
Eating more dairy foods and changing fat intake
An article based on a Dairy Association survey notes Americans now eat more dairy and other foods while fat type shifts away from butter. It states overall calories are lower than 1900 with rising costs and new preservation methods bringing seasonal foods to market.
Illinois coach praises key block in film session
Man yac Al Rawal lauds a decisive down field block by Marion Rushing that enabled a touchdown for Southern Illinois University. Wayne Williams confirms the moment, noting a mistaken bleep showed Rushing toppling a teammate. The piece mentions dietary shifts with more frozen and canned oranges and canned goods.
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Yac al Rawal
Southern Ilinois University
Eld Marion
B C holly keeps old custom alive
The prickly leaved red berried holly marks the festivity as much as cards and trees. A British Columbia holly industry ships thousands of boughs to florists across Canada to meet seasonal demand. Workers prune holly trees on a small farm as sawdust mulch covers the ground.
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British Columbia
Canada
B.C
Yellow berry in wheat highlights nitrogen link to starch
The article explains yellow berry or piebaldness in hard red wheats, where starchy kernels appear as yellowish areas. It links this condition to delayed ripening, low soil nitrogen, and weather, noting Varieties Garnet Regent show resistance while Thatcher Mindum Marquis are more prone.
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Plant Pathology Laboratory
Saskatoon
Regent
Thatcher
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