Da Vinci HI balloon lifts off from St Louis suburb
The 70 foot Da Vinci HI research balloon launched from Arrowhead Airport in St Louis County with four crew members to study urban air pollution and its transformation into hazardous pollutants. The balloon aims to drift toward Terre Haute Indiana or Indianapolis if extended, operating at 1000 to 3000 feet for up to 36 hours as part of Project Da Vinci.
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St. Louis County
Da Vinci Balloon Series Tests Urban Air Pollutants
Researchers will conduct about 25 experiments from the gondola to study how air pollutants change as they travel hundreds of miles from urban sources. Two chase vehicles will accompany the balloon and an EPA aircraft will follow to feed data to the crew. A Da Vinci III flight is planned from Arrowhead Airport later this summer.
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Sims may endorse Schmitt as debts drive Senate race ties explored
The Daily Record reports that Robert R. Sims has been visiting communities to raise money to pay debts from his failed primary against Sen Joseph Montoya. Sims hints at possible endorsement of Jack Schmitt, though Schmitt campaign officials say no endorsement is confirmed.
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Sims
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Roswell
Harrison
Jack
Schmitt
Resuilie
Bruce Hampton
Kmitt
Hampton
Albuquerque
Schmitting
Tom Bollack
Farmington
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Warning ignored as Idaho dam bursts during filling
Government geologists warned the Teton River Dam in Idaho was dangerous more than three years earlier. The dam burst during reservoir filling killing at least seven and leaving about 30,000 homeless with many missing. Warnings cited seismic risk, landslide potential, and water table rise. interior officials allegedly dismissed such cautions.
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Washington
Bureau of Reclamation
Interior Department
Teton River
Idaho
Ember
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Judge Denies Defense Move in Slayton Murder Case
Weir District Court Judge Paul Snead rejected a defense bid for a new trial in the Jackie Slayton murder case. Slayton, 24, was convicted of second degree murder for the Jan 21 Roswell shotgun slaying of J C Cole. The judge questioned claims of a pretrial agreement and said the defense implied a fixed and mockery of the court.
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Weir Dist
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Jackie Slayton
Slayton
Oak Place
J.C. Cole
Roswell
Ken Wilson
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Wilson
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Ibery
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Tex
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Asst
Morris Stagner
Mexico
Californians vote on nuclear safety question
The California primary ballot includes Proposition 15 the Nuclear Power Plants Initiative. If approved it could shut down three state nuclear plants by 1987 and affect two more under construction. Polls show public opinion deeply divided and national implications noted by observers.
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City Looks to Attract Retirees at Iowa State Fair
Roswell officials urge retirees to move to the city as the Roswell Chamber of Commerce and Development promotes the area at the Iowa State Fair. Ray Campbell of the RCDC says a booth will be in Des Moines August, with about 700000 expected attendees over 12 days.
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