Rainmaking art piece forecasts rain for ASU gallery
Arizona State University art students John Lucius Elliott Ellentuck and Jeff Staggs created a coin operated rainmaking device for Tom Eckert's class. The six by seven foot model with neon lights and an Astro Turf floor runs ten minutes per dime.
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John Lucious
Arizona State University
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Civic leaders to discuss Phoenix Mountains preservation plan
Nine area civic leaders are invited to an April 24 public meeting at the Unitarian Universalist Church to present pro and con arguments on Phoenix Mountains preservation. Speakers include Norman McClelland Phoenix Mayor John Driggs Dr Charles Sargent and Alfredo Gutierrez among others. program features slides and audience Q&A.
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East Maricopa
Charles Sargent
Arizona State University
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Cecil Mason
Phoenix Parks and Recreation Department
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Richard Godwin
Medical Ultrasonics Expert to Speak at ASU
A specialist in medical ultrasonics will speak at Arizona State University on Friday. Marty Wilcox of Advanced Diagnostic Research Corp. in Denver will discuss Medical Applications of Ultrasound at 3 30 p m in Engineering Center A 320. The talk is sponsored by the Department of Electrical Engineering and open to the public.
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Marty Wilcox
Advanced Diagnostic Research Corp
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Department of Electrical Engineering
Worst spring for pollen allergies hits year, experts warn
Allergists, botanists, and pharmacists in Scottsdale report a severe pollen season fueled by a mild winter and heavy spring rains. Mulberry and desert ragweed pollen reach high daily counts, with olive trees and grasses upcoming. experts urge reduced exposure, allergy shots, and skin tests for new patients.
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Pat McElfresh
Edward Northey
ASU
Misuse of car lighting systems cited by automotive council
The Automotive Information Council warns lighting aids are frequently misused. Experts note poor headlight aim due to cargo load, overdriving beams at high speeds, and dirty lenses can reduce visibility and safety on night drives.
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Automotive Information Council
Robert Jeck
Truck Safety Equipment Institute
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Senator Alexander Serves Time In Phoenix Jail
Senator Scott Alexander of Tucson spent four hours in a Phoenix city jail after a drunken driving conviction. He was booked at 5 10 p.m. and released at 9 p.m. The four hours met a one day sentence plus a $180 fine after pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated following an March 5 Phoenix crash.
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UPI
Scott Alexander
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