Word: pumps
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Argentina achieved self-sufficiency in oil in a startlingly brief three years. Foreign investors found Argentine prospects bright enough to pump in $387.4 million...
Last week a band of oilmen said that they will build the biggest line of them all: a yard-wide pipe that, when it is completed late next year, will pump gasoline, kerosene, furnace oil and diesel fuel over 1,600 miles from Houston to New York's Staten Island and to 1,000 miles of spur lines in between. The $350 million pipe, biggest privately financed construction job in history, will be bankrolled by nine oil majors. They are: American Oil, Cities Service, Continental, Gulf, Phillips, Pure Oil, Sinclair, Socony Mobil and Texaco...
...Curator of the Poetry Room of the College Library and the author of several books of verse. He has been director of the Harvard Fund since its founding in 1925. He also served as editor of the Alumni Bulletin from 1940 to 1946, and originated the column "The College Pump...
...transfusion-type apparatus to which Schmidt and Baldwin were hooked up last week provides such a change. A pump sends a continuous infusion into an artery in each subject's left arm. In the infused fluid is an infinitesimal amount-1/90,000 oz. per day-of a mysterious and immensely potent substance called angiotensin. Explained Dr. Frederic C. Bartter, head of NIH's hormone studies: "We know that a lot of angiotensin raises the blood pressure and causes salt retention. What we need to know is whether an increase so small that it does not raise...
Presenting their familiar material in concert last Saturday at Sanders, the Weavers once again proved they are still one of the top folksong groups in the business. After more than a decade of singing the same songs in essentially the same way, they still managed to pump life and vitality into a performance...