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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1972

Page

5

Nuclear power’s safety claims face critics amid cost fears

A three part report argues nuclear power offers cheaper clean energy though equipment costs rise for safety. Dr Norman Rasmussen MIT cites no public fatalities or radiation over 800 reactor years, while Sagan and Smith assess radiation, earthquakes, and tidal risks as manageable with design safeguards and on site waste storage.

Norman C. Rasmussen Dr. Rasmussen Massachusetts Institute of Technology Rasmussen Raemaesen AEC Commission Leonard M. Sagan Department of Environmental Medicine Palo Alto, Calif Sagan Division of Biology and Medicine Craig B. Smith Smith San Onofre Calif San Diego Gas,& Electric Co White House Pacific Martén I. Goldman Environmental Safeguards NUS Corp Rockville

Scottsdale offers adult metal sculpture welding course

The Scottsdale Educational Enrichment Service initiates a metal sculpture welding class at Scottsdale High. Thomas Wolfe teaches from 7 to 9 45 p.m. with a $20 tuition and $5 lab fee. Enrollment starts next week with a minimum of 20 students.

Scottsdale Educational Enrichment Service, Inc SEES Scottsdale High School Scottsdale High Thomas Wolfe

Navy retires Vietnam porpoises from Markettime duty

UPI reports the U S Navy has brought home porpoises used to guard the Markettime base complex at Cam Ranh Bay during the Vietnam War. The animals returned to the Naval Underwater Research and Development Center in San Diego after a top secret surveillance tour.

San Francisco UPI Navy Vietnam Naval Underwater Research and Development Center San Diego Cam Ranh Bay Cam Ranh Qui Nhon

Nixon would gain support from Humphrey voters in California

A Times Yankelovich survey finds 40 percent of California Humphrey primary voters would back Nixon if McGovern takes the nomination, equaling one in six California Democrats. The poll shows 40 percent would back McGovern, 20 percent undecided, and 20 percent of McGovern voters would back Nixon if Humphrey is nominee. The Times notes signs of conservatism among Humphrey supporters.

Nixon New York UPI New York Times Daniel Yankelovich, Inc Sen Hubert Humphrey California President Nixon George McGovern McGovern Humphrey the Times

Bridgette Two Handed Bridge Debuts With Colons

Bridgette introduces a 55 card pack with three extra colon cards that act as defensive tools to force suit shifts. In a sample hand Player B holds one regular hand plus two colon cards a royal and a grand as Player A opens with the king of hearts. The article notes Bridgette’s origin Joel Gaines Honolulu and ties to Albert H Morehead and Waldemar von Zedtwitz.

Bridgette Joel Gaines Honolulu Albert H. Morehead Waldemar von Zedtwitz

Bridge Letters of a Grand Colon Strategy

In a bridge variant, Ira G. Corn Jr. as team captain watches A and B exchange cards before bidding. B sacrifices at five hearts, A holds five spades, leading heart king which A trumps with ace of spades. B discards grand colon, loses trick, forcing suit switch. A shifts to club king, B wins with ace and advances heart, ruffed again. Declarer plays spade king, B discards royal colon to force another shift. A returns with queen of clubs and defender trumps, leaving declarer down one. Colon plays crucially influence shifts and suit promotions despite alternative diamond shift.

Declarer

Chaparral High School improvement plans advance

City officials push procedures to complete streets sewers and other improvements for Chaparral School ahead of January opening. Swingfile and Robbins bid 18 491 for 2100 feet of eight inch sewer line near the school.

Swingfile and Robbins

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