Back in December of 1971, the Electromagnetic Radiation Management Advisory Council — a nine-member panel established by the President’s Office of Telecommunications Policy — issued a report on the potential health hazards of radio waves and microwaves. The Council stated that “The electromagnetic radiations emanating
The cover is adapted from the American Bookmaker, Nov. 1892. Column headings, ads and other illustrations are from the same magazine. Lay-out by John Fleischman. ANAHEIM — The elderly gentleman and the respectable lady looked more like chaperones than security guards. Dressed in red blazers
Yellow Springs is not your average country village and the Yellow Springs News is not your average country weekly. There are about 5,000 people in Yellow Springs but no one seems in any hurry to proclaim the place a town. The people of Yellow Springs
On a Wednesday afternoon last August. the beast of technology came slouching down Highway 68 through the heart of Yellow Springs, a small college town in southwest Ohio, and carried away a bit of what made Yellow Springs a little different from other places. There
Present Indications and Past Intimations In the small hours of Wednesday, April 20th, a supervisor walked into the Computer Operations room of the Los Angeles Times, carrying a cup of coffee. The supervisor was a very tall man — six foot six and, in the
