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LETTERS Danai, the Geologist: W. S. Dillon; Demand for Scientists and Engineers:E. Weiss;J. Reissner;A. C. Nixon; B. M. Vetter; Soviet Dissidents:P. Chodoff.: Trace Elements in Sludge: M. B. Kirkhi ....................... 1028
EDITORIAL SScientists and Politics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 1033
ARTICLES Astronomical Alignment of the Big Horn Medicine Wheel: J. A. Eddy ...........
Regulation of Bacterial Growth: D. P. Nierlich .........................
The QUialitx of Growth: R. E. Trai...................................
NEWS AND COMMENT
RESEARCH NEWS
BOOK REVIEWS
India: Into the Nuclear Club on Canada's Shoulders .......................
Windmills: The Resurrection of an Ancient Energy Technology ..............
HeL.a Cells: Contaminating Cultures around the World .....................
Weather Warfare: Pentagon Concedes 7-Year Vietnam Effort .................
The Lonig anid Short of Lasers (I): The Far Infrared .......................
Long-Range Weather Forecasting: Sea Temperature Anomalies ..............
Interrelationships of Fishes, reviewed by K. S. Thomnpson; The Blue-Green Algae,R. W. Krauss; Biology of the Tubellaria, R. W. Pennak; Structure andFunction of Plant Cells in Saline Habitats, L. Bernstein; ChemicallyIndLuced Magnetic Polarization, M. Tomnkiewicz: Books Received ...........
BOARD OF DIRECTORS LeONri M RhEir ROGER REVELLE MARGARET MEAD RICHARD H. BOLT EMILIO Q. DADDARIORetiring President, Chairman President President-EIect BARRY COMMONER EDWARD E. DAVID, ik.
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DIVISIONS ALASKA DIVISION PACIFIC DIVISION SOUTHWESTERN AND ROCKY MOUNTAIN-lWilliam E. Davis Irma Duncan Robert C. Miller Robert T. Orr Joseph A. Schufle Max P. DunfordChairman, Executive Committee Executive Secretary President Secretary-Treasurer President Executive Secretary-Tr
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REPORTS Meteoric Water in Magmas: 1. Fr-iedms?lan et al . ............................. 1069
NuLclear Magnetic Resonance Studies and Water 'Ordering' in the CrystallineLens: M. C. Neville et al. ............................................. 1072
Carbona.te Ion-Selective Menmbrane Electrode: H. B. Hermani(i;and G. A. Rechniitz 1074
Equatorial Jet in the Indian Ocean: Theory: J. J. O'Brieni.and H. E. Hr/hlblurt ......... 1075
Satellite Photograph Presenits First Comprehenisive View of ILocal Wind:The Santa Ana: L. W. Bowtden et al. ...... . . . . . ................................... 1077
Possible ConsequLences of Nearby Supernova Explosions for Atmospheric Ozoneand Terrestrial I ife: .tl. A. Rudermana .i..... .............................................. 1079
Nicotine Inhibition of the Metabolism of 3.4-Benzopyrene. a Carcinogenl inTobacco Smoke: R. P. Webht, J. M. Coomi, A. J. 7Tiolo ..... . . ...................... 1081
Bacterial Stromatolites: Origin of LIaminations: W. N. Doelnel and T. D. Brock . 1083
NLutalgenic and Recombinogenic Activities of the Food Additive FuLr IfuLramidein EUkarN otes: 7-. Oti a tid kf . ASh(ihb . . . . . . . . . 1086
Platnt Species Intermediate for C,. C Photosynthesis: R. A. Kenntiedt and\V. M. Laetsch ........................................................ 1087
Cyclic GuLaoSinIeC and Adeniosine 3',5'-Monophosphates in Canine Thyroid:Localization by InilmlILuo0luorescence: E. I. Fal/lou ct al.......................1089
Pineal /3-Adrenergic Receptor: Diurnal Variation in Sensitivity:J. A. Romuero and J. Axelrod ............................................ 1091
BHLndedl Marker Chromo.somes acs Indicators of Intr1aspecies Celluliar Contamination:W. A. Nelson-Rees, R. R. Flandermineyer-, P. K. Hawithorne ..... . ................... 1093
AcupuLncttLural Analgesia'? Fvaluation by Signal Detectioni Theory:W. C. C/ark and J.C. Yang ............................................ 1096
leclihicl Commien.ts Enerov Cost of Animal I ocomotioni: W. A. C(alder III; A. Gold. 1098
RUTH M. DAVIS CARYL P. HASKINS WILLIAM T. GOLDEN WILLIAM BEVANWARD H. GOODENOUGH CHAUNCEY STARR rreasurer Executive Officer
JEOLOGY AND GEOGRAPHY (E) BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES (G) ANTHROPOLOGY (H)lerah L. Smiley Beatrice M. Sweeney Bernice Kaplan COVERRamon E. Bisque Jane C. Kaltenbach Philleo Nash-MEDICAL SCIENCES (N) AGRICULTURE (0) INDUSTRIAL SCIENCE (P) Big Horn Medicine Wheel (helicopterSaul J. Farber Ned D. Bayley Gabor StrasserRichard J. Johns J. Lawrence Apple Robert L. Stern view). Diameter is about 80 feet. TheSTATISTICS (U) ATMOSPHERIC AND HYDROSPHERIC GENERAL (X) rectanulalr enclosures nmark protec-John W. Tukey SCIENCES (W) Frederick Seitz tive fences built in recent times. Northf-zra Glaser William R. Bandeen Joseph F. Coates
Stanley A. Changnon, Jr. is approximately the direction of theupper left corner of the inner square.
¢iiSee page 1035. IRoger M. Williams.District Ranger, U.S. Forest Service]
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