Venus probe backs greenhouse theory of Venus climate
NASA scientists analyze Pioneer Venus data to explain scorching 900 degree surface temperatures by a dense carbon dioxide atmosphere and thick sulfur cloud deck. Early results show little surface temperature variation, clouds about 30 miles up, limited sunlight, and possible water vapor in lower atmosphere, raising questions about Venus origins.
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Man declared dead by Social Security not true
Francis Armand, 70, of Englewood, says he is alive despite a Social Security claim he was dead for 10 months. A SSA representative told his wife a computer flagged him as deceased, cashing checks was questioned, and the Englewood office plans to correct the error after the misclassification.
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Westminster College Receives 2000 From Insurance Aids
Connecticut General Insurance Corporation and its subsidiaries Connecticut General Life and Aetna Insurance announced a 1978 aid to education program. Westminster College received 2000 dollars. CGIC matched gifts of 715 employees including 58 retirees. A record 336,647 dollars in unrestricted gifts supported 288 accredited colleges and 80 non public high schools across 39 states.
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Parents Avoid Birds and Bees Talk Says Study
A three year study of 1,400 Cleveland area households finds most parents are confused about sexual issues and avoid direct conversations with children. The report highlights sparse birth control discussions, reliance on peers for information, and the link between affectionate parenting and healthier attitudes toward sexuality.
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Pay raises for Pennsylvania legislators face delay
At a Harrisburg meeting the Commonwealth Compensation Commission deferred action on legislator pay hikes until January 30. Attendees including Rep. Harold Brown and local taxpayers argued against raises, noting automatic increases and broader costs. The panel indicated it would seek accountability from lawmakers, with the 1976 raise the most recent, while other states pay higher salaries.
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