Recording bird sounds demands exotic travels
Bill Ward, a Portland native and former banker now 75, records wildlife sounds in South American jungles and Northwest forests. Recognized by National Geographic Society and Cornell, he helped pioneer field recording, enduring mosquitos, rain, and harsh prison camp years during WW II in the Philippines. His career blends finance, anthropology, and acoustics with a frontier spirit.
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Bill Ward
Amazon River
National Geographic Society
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Ward
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Bird
Billi Ward
James Gulledge
Library of Natural Sounds
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Philippines
Portland
Stanford University
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Globetoddler Hank Martin Shoots To NBA Sized Dreams
Amelia Ohio reports on Hank Martin a 2 year old boy who stands 3 feet 3 inches tall and weighs 46 pounds. He handles a regulation basketball with ease practicing in the Martins family room on a adjustable hoop. Hank dreams of leading a college team to an NCAA title and a Sports Illustrated cover. His parents Janine and Jim admire his gifts and humorously brace for the future.
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Amelia
Ohio
Henry Anthony Martin
H.A.M
Hank
Janine
Jim
Last Camaro rolls off GM Norwood line in somber finale
In Norwood Ohio the 64 year GM production era ended as the last Camaro rolled off the line at about 8 30 pm a red 22 000 car. About 3400 workers are laid off with 80 more to follow and emotions ran high among residents and workers who watched flag raising and fireworks fade as reporters were kept out. Wendell Spurlock a 19 year veteran won the final car in a raffle and handed it along to join the procession.
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Ohio
General Motors Corp
Larry Perry
Cincinnati
Vivian Turner
Wendell Spurlock
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