Device Detects Germs In Water Supply
U S health officials unveil a small portable filter device to trap germs in water. The method promises faster, cheaper tests and may aid rural sanitation and defense against biological threats. Further work required to define full practical uses.
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Airlift Solves Carpenter Shortage In Wilbur
Spokane contractor Paul E. Gemberling started a daily airlift shuttle between Spokane and Wilbur, 66 miles away, to move four carpenters to a church contract. The private pilot says the 66 minute round trip takes about 33 minutes each way and overcomes a local shortage.
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