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DIED. Theodore Ward, 80, Louisiana-born, Chicago-based playwright whose critically acclaimed major works (Big White Fog, Our Lan') not only depicted racial oppression in America but also sought to create heroic black protagonists; of a heart attack; in Chicago...
...Radcliffe lightweight crew finished eight seats behind first-place. Smith at the Eastern Sprints Sunday on a fog-covered Waramug Lake, Conn...
...West Virginia hollow of Gary, the silence hangs like a thick fog. "Used to be early in the morning, I would be real busy, men stopping in to get their lunch," said Constance Stepney, a cashier at the Bantam combination grocery store and gas station. "Now it's a real ghost town. You don't see no trains. You don't see the men coming in and going to work 'cause nobody's working...
Inconvenienced by fog and showers at Annapolis, the Crimson moved indoors to play in the Midshipmen's large athletic facility. The courts were made of a much slower surface than those the Crimson has become accustomed to. If the visitors were uncomfortable, the results certainly didn't show...
...straighter than the proverbial arrow. In space, laser beams would have almost infinite range, as NASA showed when it bounced laser light off small mirrors left behind by the Apollo astronauts on the moon. (At lower altitudes, laser beams, like any light, are readily diffused by clouds and even fog.) Charged particles, on the other hand, would be influenced by the effects of the earth's magnetic field. But researchers are working on machines that shoot particles with no electrical charge, like simple hydrogen atoms, whose trajectory would be unaffected by magnetism...