Venus to use radio for earth messages say Swedish scientist
An astronomer and Nobel laureate from Sweden predicts Venus will eventually relay communications to Earth using radio. He cautions it will take billions of years and Earth’s era will end long before this occurs, after which Venus would carry culture forward.
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Character Assassins and Dean Gould Rhetoric in Seattle
A letter from Chief Seattle denounces character assassination for profit in mayoral campaigns. He rebukes Dean James E. Gould for banning The Sun Dodger, arguing humorous campus life reflects serious policy critique and mocks professors who stifle satire.
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Day Seeks Port Commissioner Post With Businesslike Plan
Julius G. Day, candidate for port commissioner, pledges to develop the port into an efficient institution like the public market. He aims to restore harmony between rail and steamship lines, manage port business affairs in a businesslike way, and push an aggressive campaign to lower Seattle freight rates by leveraging Portland’s position.
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Seattie
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