Word: developed
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Harvard-Radcliffe Dramatic Club: erstwhile managers of the Loeb Theater. The Drama Club may lose some clout this year when Robert Brustein, formerly of the Yale Repertory Theater, takes over, but no one is sure just how their relationship will develop...
...proven coal reserves, 15% of its oil and 10% of its natural gas. Many geologists believe that these estimates substantially understate the area's true energy wealth. Rising prices make it worthwhile for oilmen to drill into sites that previously were considered too risky or too costly to develop. Some experts figure that new oil finds in the four-state region could add about 50% to the nation's 29 billion bbl. of "proven" reserves and 40% to the 212 trillion cu. ft. of natural...
...groups have blocked the projects, the U.S. has built no oil refinery on the East Coast since 1957, no deepwater port that can take a 300,000-ton tanker. Given the power of the many single-issue factions, given the complexity of the restrictions, how can the U.S. ever develop its energy...
...million copies. Now the Foxfire program has 300 students each year, with 19 employees and 25 log cabins for a base. Wigginton's ultimate goal: to develop jobs and leaders to revive communities in Appalachia...
...College of Veterinary Medicine, Microbiologist Catherine Fabricant and colleagues are working with a herpes virus that produces in chickens a variety of tumors known as Marek's disease. The scientists found that it also causes atherosclerotic lesions in heart arteries. But, intriguingly, virustree chickens do not develop heart disease even when fed a high cholesterol diet. Fabricant speculates that something similar may happen in humans as well...