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...perhaps the biggest hazard of all is a visual one. To look around at the beginning of a test, to see people bringing in apples to munch while they continue typing with one hand, to watch pile after pile of the Yellow Pages, and to look at the friendly stopples protruding from the ears in front, is to reconsider criticism of the undergraduate policy...
...Public Health Service and the Massachusetts Department of Health are keeping an eye out for the newcomer as a potential health hazard. Meanwhile staff members at the Museum will study its life history and habits in the hope of finding ways to exterminate the beast...
...that at an estimated $364 million, it would cost only half as much as the bridge. Moch contends that a tunnel would induce claustrophobia and be a trap in case of an accident. But pro-tunnel people contend that the bridge's numerous pilings would be a hazard to shipping and that the roadway would probably be impassable during...
Police Lt. Francis Barry, who arranged the afternoon inspection which closed the Club, denied Kolko's allegation. "We just had a job to do," he declared. Deputy Fire Chief Francis Connelly said the Club's "housekeeping has gone through a period of laxness which have made it a fire hazard...
Three-Story Universe. Few physicists would hazard a location for heaven, but one who does is exceptionally well qualified. He is William Grosvenor Pollard, 50, executive director of the Institute of Nuclear Studies at Oak Ridge, Tenn. He is also the Rev. William Grosvenor Pollard, associate rector of Oak Ridge's St. Stephen's Episcopal Church. He uses his expertise in both fields in a stimulating, just published book: Physicist and Christian (Seabury Press...