Citizens League Against Sonic Boom forms in Cambridge
Harvard physicist Dr. William A. Shurcliff leads a new Citizens League Against the Sonic Boom to halt SST construction. The group with about 230 members in 18 states plans intensive letter writing to lawmakers and fundraising for ads. They warn sonic booms affect wide flight paths and oppose both U S and Concorde projects.
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Amazing State Limestone Sparks New Research Paths
Scientists from the U S Geological Survey examine 17 000 to 40 000 year old ice age pig relatives found in Fulton County Kentucky. The fossils may reveal glacial history and prehistoric mammal knowledge while limestone research in West Virginia explores its use to curb coal pollution with a 67000 dollar federal grant and Byrd support.
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Fulton County
U.S. Geological Survey
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Smithsonian Institution
Frank C. Whitmore
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Limestone used to curb air pollution eyed in West Virginia study
Science bureau provides 17000 dollars for the research project with 50000 from the Health Education and Welfare department. The study examines using limestone as a pollution control agent in coal plants and to neutralize industrial wastes before entering streams. It outlines processes for absorbing sulfur oxides, fly ash handling, and potential markets for limestone modified by the program.
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West Virginia
Coal Research Bureau
Detroit
United States
Robert Koch
National Limestone Institute Inc
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