Palm sized mass spectrometer could detect drugs in breath
Verbeck and Kiselak describe a handheld mass spectrometer that analyzes breath after carbon filtration. Results appear in 15 seconds and could aid medical treatment and road safety by signaling drug impairment with potential market price between 20 000 and 40 000 dollars.
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Parker Solar Probe launched by Delta IV Heavy to study the sun
The Parker Solar Probe lifted off aboard a Delta IV Heavy rocket after a delayed start, aiming to reach within 15.5 million miles of the sun. Scientists hope to uncover why the corona is far hotter than the surface and why the sun’s atmosphere expands, with speeds up to 430000 mph on future orbits.
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Chronicle-Telegram invites corrections and factual tips
The Chronicle-Telegram asks readers to call 329-7155 to report errors and suggest corrections for accurate news coverage.
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Chronicle Telegram Classified Executive Contact Info
Copyright notice and staff listing from The Chronicle Telegram include executives such as President William D. Hudnutt and Vice President Andrew R. Young, with controllers and department contacts and advertising phone numbers. Office hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays.
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Rally test of free speech as clashes fade in D C
After a day of monitoring civil unrest two state troopers died in a helicopter crash. A heavy police presence kept rival groups apart and no major violence reported though arrests occurred. Mayor Bowser defended protecting First Amendment rights and the rally unfolded around Lafayette Square with protesters chanting and a brief clash near 13th and G Streets NW.
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Protests in Charlottesville Reflect on Police Presence
Protesters gathered near the Robert E. Lee statue as police limited access and monitored the scene with heavy presence after a tense day in Charlottesville. Residents contrasted last year’s harsh response to the Unite the Right rally with this year’s widespread policing and calls to end white supremacy.
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