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Augmenting the strength up the middle is power-hitter Nick DelVecchio, who held down the first-base job for most of the 1990 season. The other corner spot remains up for grabs as third base provides a question mark with no clear starter emerging. Contenders include junior Rex Rust and freshman Mike Giardi...
...county search-and- rescue mission. His steady marksmanship enabled him to bag a four-point buck, whose weathered rack sits on a fence beside his house. Around town, folks knew Thom was coming when they saw "Baby Huey," a battered green-and- rust 1972 GMC pickup. He would zoom through mud puddles in it, yelling at friends, "Just like a Jeep commercial...
Advanced materials are just now starting to show up in commercial products. Examples: ceramic scissors that never rust or get dull, plastic lumber that is water-resistant and does not swell or warp like wood, and "metal" windows that keep excessive light and heat out of a house in summer and trap them inside during winter. In the U.S. the aerospace industry, including the military, is the biggest consumer of engineered materials, accounting for more than two-thirds of all use. The substances, used in door panels and floors, account for about 14% of a typical airplane's weight...
...built atop a very rigid space frame, which gives structural integrity and protection for passengers. The space frame is not unique to Saturn, but it supports a special feature: all the vertical body panels (doors, fenders, quarter panels) attached to it are made of plastic polymer, which doesn't rust and resists low-velocity denting. The horizontal panels are still made of steel...
...interest. The biggest problem will be getting the fuel to market. With natural-gas demand up 16% from 1986 to 1989, the 1.2 million-mile network of pipelines that haul gas from the fields to users is inadequate. Much of the current system is geared to serving old Rust Belt users, while the greatest need for increased supply is on the East and West coasts. But construction plans have been stalled by environmental opposition -- ironic considering the good safety record of the transmission companies -- as well as the lumbering federal bureaucracy. Complains Theodore Eck, chief economist of Amoco, owner...