Glacier atlas first of its kind reported in Norway
Stavanger Norway is the site where the Waterways and Electricity Board released a groundbreaking atlas detailing melting glaciers and their impact on river flows. The publication marks a world first in cataloging glacIers and their water effects through detailed research.
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Glacier Atlas
Stavanger
Norway
Trondelag
Informa
Waterways
Niow
Electricity Board
Campus capsules spotlight study abroad and student achievements
A group of 92 students from 51 colleges sails aboard the Cunard Queen Elizabeth 1 from New York to France for a year in Sweet Briar College’s Junior Year in France program. They will study six weeks in Tours and later enroll at the University of Paris. Also noted are Jay M. Baksa’s Dean’s List achievement at Ohio Wesleyan, Gary R. Krone entering Ohio State’s veterinary college, and David L. Reusser joining Western Electric after GM Institute. Women remain a small share of federal judges, engineers, lawyers, physicians, and college faculty.
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Robert L.A. Clark
South
Oberlin
Carleton College
Northfield
Minn
Cunard
New York
France
Sweet Briar College
Tours
Chateau
Loire River
Paris
University of Paris
Jay M. Baksa
Jay Baksa
Robson Rd
Grafton
Liberal Arts
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Jay
Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity
Midview High School
Gary R. Krone
Walter D. Krone
Longfellow Sr
Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine
Europe travelers welcome tighter antihijack security
AP reports Europeans largely accept stricter airline checks. At Heathrow 300 uniformed officers plus 100 plainclothes and investigators bolster security, with random searches and alarms prompting quick bag inspections. Zurich, Frankfurt, Orly, Copenhagen, and Brussels employ intensified checks, armed guards, and bomb-simulation drills as travelers endure delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Europe
Max Faulkner
Heathrow
Zurich
Kloten Intercontinental
Swissair
Frankfurt
Steel mill planned for Kaohsiung Formosa
The government will spend 300 million dollars to build an integrated steel mill at Kaohsiung in Southern Formosa. Once completed, the facility aims to produce 2 million tons of steel per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TAIPE
Kaohsiung
Formosa
Hot or cold Moon Scientists settle on mixed interior
SPACE CENTER Houston UP I scientists say Apollo samples show a hot interior with a cool crust. Basalt rocks from Apollo 11 and 12 indicate deep heat about 2200 degrees F, while some researchers argue the moon cooled substantially over the last billion years.
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Moon
Lunar
Ringwood
Eugene Shoemaker
California Institute of Technology
Harold Carey
Lunar Science Institute
Prisoner Homesick Surrenders After 24 Hours Free
Maurice Lehmal holtz aged 34 escaped a French prison in La Rochelle and returned within a day. He told officials he could only endure 24 hours of liberty and cited crowds of tourists as the reason for surrender.
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LA Rochelle
France
UPI
Maurice Lehmalholtz
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Elyria, O
Thurs
Harry’s
Sway
Famous Maker
Steve Polansky Market Inc
D.A
Seavan Tb
U.S.D.A
del Monico Steaks
Gondinga
David L. Reusser
General Motors Institute
Flint
Mich
Western Electric Co
Allentown
Phyllis Stone Reusser
Roosevelt School
Reussers
Wall St
Bethlehem
Washington
United States
Skyjack Security
Neil Fisher
Orly
Copenhagen
Tel Aviv
Brussels
Knud Thestrup
Israel
Wesley G. Cox JR
W. G. Cox
Ninth St
Air Force
Nixon
Gustave Ordaz
San Diego
Sgt. Cox
March Afb
Calif
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
Penney’s
Midway Mall
Kodel
Dupont
Midway Mall Penney’s
MiDway Mall Rt. 57
Ohio Turnpike
Penneys
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