Word: ores
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Poggioli, his wife and daughter were traveling to Reed College in Portland, Ore., after spending the current academic year at Stanford University where Poggioli was doing research as a Fellow at the Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences...
...Antioch (Ohio), Bennington (Vt.), Bryn Mawr (Pa.), Goddard (Vt.), Oberlin (Ohio), Reed (Ore.), Sarah Lawrence (N.Y.), Swarthmore (Pa.), Vassar (N.Y.) and Wesleyan University (Conn...
...that Mauritania's nationhood is a "reality." Last week even neighboring Mali, which also claimed part of Mauritania and permitted pro-Moroccan guerrillas to raid the desert nation a year ago, finally buried the hatchet. With royalties beginning to flow into his treasury from big, Western-financed iron-ore mines, Ould Daddah cut off the $4,000,000 annual subsidy his government has been getting from France, thus effectively answering African taunts that he is a "valet of the French...
JEAN SAUBERT. 20. of Lakeviewr, Ore., is a wondrously versatile skier who ranks among the world's best at all three Alpine events. The brown-haired Oregon State coed swept to victory in both the downhill and the slalom at Sun Valley, beating Germany's Barbi Henneberger, one of Europe's best. Then at Mount Alyeska, she won the giant slalom...
...MINERALS. U.S. steel requirements will increase 200% by the end of the century, but iron ore will still be in good supply. Though much of it will probably come from rich foreign deposits, low-grade U.S. ore can be used at slightly greater cost. The same principle applies to aluminum, which will increase steadily in importance. If high-quality foreign bauxite, which is now used as aluminum ore, becomes unavailable, the U.S. can turn to low-grade domestic deposits, or even to plentiful aluminum-containing clay. Other imporant metals, such as copper, can be extracted in any reasonable quantity...