Tracers Map Spoil Movement From Firth of Forth Dumping
Radioactive tracers were employed to trace spoil dispersal from dumping sites in the Firth of Forth Scotland, helping quantify how far material moved and where it settled.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1966
Page
2
Radioactive tracers were employed to trace spoil dispersal from dumping sites in the Firth of Forth Scotland, helping quantify how far material moved and where it settled.
Annapolis AP delegate Maurice Weidemeyer urges Rep Clarence D Long to stop labeling the proposed parallel Chesapeake Bay bridge a waste of taxpayers money He argues tolls would fund the project and that a northern or southern span would require new taxes and costly approaches Gov Tawes expects to sign the bill soon and Roads Director Funk defends the plan noting financing will be set by the next administration and questions the petition drive as undemocratic.
Frederick Recreation Commission announces sixteen playgrounds and two pools will operate this summer. Parks open for supervised activities from 10 am starting June 23, with pools public June 1 to September 5. City Hall meeting installed officers including Warren Evans chair and sponsor of Chapel Park, Richard Shipley vice chair, Emerson Dorsey secretary, Robert Hess treasurer and Linden Hills sponsor, and others.
Page notes committee and sponsor roles for Rose Dale Park Mrs. Jacob R Ramsburg Maryland Park Mrs Hilda Roelke Catoctin Park Robert W Sheckles Baughman s Babee Park Mrs Mary Lowe Smith program director Junior commission members Miss Barbara Pilgram Alan P Linton Leadership training sessions set for June 20 to 22 The 1965 economic cost of traffic accidents in the Nation s Capital was estimated at 25.3 million dollars
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