Britannica Junior Prize Question Winner Named
A prompt asks readers to submit a question and address for a Britannica Junior prize. The current winner is LULACHIN, 12, of Bronx, NY. The article then explains algae, its varieties, chlorophyll use, and differences from fungi, noting green scum in ponds, brown seaweeds used for ropes and iodine, red algae coloring water, and diatom skeletons forming deep deposits.
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Red Sea
Riddles and Puzzles Tease Readers in Evening Paper
A set of brain teasers asks what appears once in a minute twice in a moment and never in 100000 years and plays on a sinking Ireland city riddle. Readers are invited to swap words in four moves from List to Care with one letter per move and send solutions for weekly prizes.
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Ireland
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