Tucson student tackles weather forecasting study
Marshall Buck, a 19 year old Tucson math prodigy, works at the Tucson bureau of the Weather Service while attending Harvard on a scholarship. He analyzes how a 72 hour forecast is produced by a computer that treats the Rocky Mountains as a single bump and tests revised programming for accuracy. Buck plans a phd in mathematics and does not intend to stay with the bureau long term.
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Tucson Weather Bureau
Marshall Buck
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Harvard University
Bureau
Gordon Slessor
U.S
Weather Bureau
Tucson International Airport
Tucson Mathematiccs
Palo Verde High School
Tucson
Rocky Mountain Chain
Harvard
Ultra Broadcloth Prints and Coordinated Solid Colors
Advertisement notes easy to sew wrinkle resistant and little ironing needed. Mentions 45 inch width and new Fall colors. Unit price shown as 1.00 but unclear. Product line includes prints and matching solids for wardrobe or home fabrics.
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Horses Killed by Weed Poison at Maryland Show
College Park Maryland University of Maryland chemists report a weed killer containing 60 percent arsenic killed one show horse. Two horses were tested and grass from the Airedale Show Ring was analyzed. The horses reportedly ate grass on a parking lot sprayed three days earlier by park commission workers.
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College Park
University of Maryland
University
Livestock Sanitation Department
Airedale Show Ring
Maryland National Capital Park and Planning Commission
Prowler Targeting Mrs Kirk Foiled Twice At Home
Mrs Gloria Y Kirk described as firm believer in your home as castle she says a prowler was spotted peering into her living room last Saturday night she struck him with a hammer then watched as he returned yesterday Police found her waiting in shrubbery at 412 KE 17th St clutching a hammer and describing the suspect as 28 to 30 years old with dark curly hair about 5 feet 10 inches tall.
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Training School Urged For Police Agencies
Democratic candidate for governor Norman Green argued in Yuma that a state wide police training school is needed for all Arizona agencies to combat organized crime. He urged uniform training with top instructors from the FBI at a State Police Academy.
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Yuma
Arizona
Noriman Green
Chamber of Commerce
Green
Supreme Court
Arizona County Attorneys and Sheriffs Association
FBI
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