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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 2004

Page

3

Intel unveils smaller transistors boosting memory and speed

Intel Corp plans to announce a memory chip with transistors far smaller than current state of the art, enabling more memory and higher performance. About 100 transistors could fit inside a red blood cell, with products due in 2005, aligning with Moore's Law.

San Jose Calif Intel Corp Intel Santa Clara Gordon Moore Moore

Farmers' Almanac predicts wild winter with extremes

LEWISTON MAINE AP The Farmers Almanac forecasts a winter of extremes with heavy precipitation and temperature swings. Snow in the northern Plains and Great Lakes, milder conditions in the south, and unusually wet Northeast. The 188 year old forecast relies on sunspots and celestial data. It claims 80 percent accuracy and is used for planning events.

Lewiston, Maine Farmers Almanac Great Lakes Sandi Duncan National Weather Service Maine

GOP to push intelligence overhaul by Election Day

House Speaker Dennis Hastert and Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist pledged a serious attempt to overhaul U S intelligence agencies by Election Day 2004 while not guaranteeing passage. They noted hearings on the 9 11 commission recommendations and the plan for a national director of intelligence with oversight across agencies.

Washington House Dennis Hastert R-N Senate Bill Frist Tenn Frist Hastert Fox News

Tropical Storm Gaston Slams South Carolina Coast

Gaston brought near hurricane force winds and heavy rain to Charleston area, flooding roads and knocking out power across thousands. Gov. Sanford declared a state of emergency urging residents to stay home while crews assess damage and remove debris. Rain totals reached eight inches in some coastal areas with flash flood watches in effect. Evacuations were encouraged as winds persisted and traffic lights failed along major intersections.

Mount Pleasant S.C Gaston South Carolina McClellanville Charley Florida Mark Sanford Charleston

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