Nubia sites and a scholar who hunts ancient clues
Lexington journalist profiles Prof. William Y. Adams of the University of Kentucky, detailing his Nubia digs at Qasr Ibrim on Lake Nasser. The work spans 3,000 years of Nubian history, with finds in Dotawo documents and a 750 page book. Adams forecasts decades more excavation.
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William Y. Adams
University of Kentucky
Egypt
Sudan
Nile River
Nubia
Lake Nasser
Aswan
Qasr Ibrim
Adams
Dotawa
Africa
African Studies Association
Herskovitz
British Broadcasting Company
London
BBC
British Museum
Smithsonian Institute
Nibia
Nettie
Ernest
Stanford University
Ned
Draft Crisis Looms As All Volunteer Force Reaches 1980s
The AVF faces a looming crisis as birth rates fall and the pool of eligible young men shrinks. By 1985 only about 1.7 million will reach age 18, with 600,000 available for service after college attrition and other factors. Critics warn costs, reserves, and recruit quality threaten the all volunteer system.
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Washington
Louisville
All Volunteer Force
AVF
United States
Robert Leider
University of Virginia
David Jones
Joint Chiefs of Staff
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Pentagon
Dewey Bartlett
R-Okla
Sam Nunn
D-Ga
Robin Beard
Rtenn
Veterans Administration
Woman found dead under papers in Colorado Springs home
Police uncovered two bodies in a littered El Paso County residence after a Denver cousin questioned the sister missing for years. Gretchen McRae about 80 was found beneath 200 pounds of newspapers. Alamina McRae lay wrapped in sheets on a sofa under more papers.
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Gretchen McRae
Clarence West
el Paso
William Hopper
Denver
Alamina McRae
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