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Courier-Post from Camden, New Jersey • Page 23

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Courier-Posti
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Camden, New Jersey
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ar-- 'Exeitiwf Shots CO'. (f fOlT, Coi-if. Friday, Worth 2, 1974 23 iuariner South Mm Now Qosest ompany UUiiilt To Mercury Est. 21 Years Floor Go if 'jpj lf iff SPECIAL SALE PASADENA, Calif. (UPI) A robot space explorer launched last November was sending back "clear, exciting" pictures today as it sped toward the surface of Mercury, televising the first good look at the little known planet hidden in the glare of the sun.

Mariner 10 was scheduled to make its closest approach to Mercury about 450 miles and more than 91 million miles from earth. At Caltech's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, controllers said this morning that at a distance of 250,000 miles, the spacecraft was sending back "extremely clear, exciting pictures of the surface, showing many details." "There are many craters of different sizes and shapes," a spokesman said. "Some have central peaks, and ray patterns are now visible, but a number of bright spots are still a puzzle." At that distance, half the planet filled the cameras lenses, he said. But, he said, there was still no indication of what the surface of Mercury consists of. The cameras were clicking pictures at a rate of one every 42 seconds.

The picture signals are stored in the craft's recorder and relayed to earth at a rate of 13 an hour. The cameras, turned on for 36 pictures a day since last Saturday, have already given JUST A FEW OF THE HUNDREDS OF TRUE VALUES TO CHOOSE FROM PIS VSVN I4C luxurious v-XlJ SavoUpTo NOW Armstrong Acrylic mqo Velvet Plush JY4 Burlington Hqum Acrylic mm SM Sculpture 2Tom dtin Us Y4 Sculpture Nylon OOO Carpet by BeettJ Zy 41? Sheared Osw Sq.v Mohawk Curved 025- ftSS Kooal 111 SHAG CARPET (Choose From At Least SO Colors) Solids Pastels 2-Tone 3-Tone 4-Tone ARMSTRONG T6 I Vrt ACRYLIC Completely PLUSH Installed PpVlMi OverOur scientists a better view of UPl-Courier-Post Telefax 200. COO t0Qsq.Yd Every Shag A Savings of JUMPING HIGH to hit the ball with his nose, Sherman tries to score in his daily playground encounter in Tampa, Fla. with his owner Greg Lewis, who tosses the ball in the air to give the dog a fair chance at hitting it toward the 10-foot high hoop. Observers swear the dog manages to score.

tO So. Yd DRAPERIES Those Informal Rooms Kitchens-Recreation Rooms- Mercury than is possible from Earth, even with the finest telescopes. Mercury, closest planet to the sun, is difficult to see because Earth viewers must gaze almost directly into the blinding rays of the sun. Before the mission ends, scientists will have more than 2,000 pictures of the planet's surface, including closeups showing details down to 100 yards in size. The pictures received so far indicate the planet is pocked with craters like Mars and the moon.

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Yd. Edmond P. Hardy of Cherry Hill has been named trust officer at The Fidelity Bank of Philadelphia. He is assigned to the bank's personal financing planning division of the trust and investment Joseph G. Mullen, manager of customer and marketing relations at the RCA Government and Commercial Systems in Moorestown, has been awarded a 25-year service pin.

He joined RCA Corp. in 1949 and lives in Mount Laurel. YEAR 'ROUND SAVINGS ARMSTRONG SND00R-0UTD003 CARrET Plain Back Rubber Back "fi Earnings NEWARK Common stock earnings for Publij Services Electric and Gas Company totaled $104.2 million, or 32.23 a share, for the 12-monlh period ending Feb. 28, the company said today. Earnings for the previous 12-month period were $97.3 million, or $2.30 a shaie.

The company also reported that its earnings for last month were $11.7 million, or 23 cents share, as compared to $10.1 million, or 23 cents a share, for February 1973. The increased earnings were recorded despite a drop in sales and use of electricity Mercury may have some atmosphere, the planet's magnetic field if any and the effects of its exposure to the strongest 'blasts of the solar wind. The mission is trying to determine, among other things, why the planet is so dense for its relatively small size, only about a third bigger than Earth's moon, and whether Mercury has satellites of its own, a remote possibility. Mariner is probing the great temperature spread on Merpnrv uhpro cpionticte on. Installation Optional and Available On All Carpet Regardless Of Size.

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Sales of electricity were down 3.4 per cent and sales of gas down 5.9 per cent for February as compared to February 1973. Conservation of electricity and gas plus a general economic slowdown were the reasons for the 3rop in sa.es, the company explained. It also said that restrictions on new gas customers and additional loads limited growth. Harry W. Busch Jr.

has toeen named director of marketing for Frostie Enterprises of Camden. Before joining Frostie, he was media director for Lieberman Harrison Advertising of Allentown, Pa. Dr. Thomas B. Martin, vice president and director of Threshold Technology, Cin-naminson, since its inception in 1970, has been elected executive vice president of the firm, of which he also is a founder.

He formerly was employed 13 years with RCA. Fahrenheit hot enough to melt lead in the long noon, and 350 degrees below zero at night. A Mercurial day is believed to be about 173 times as long as an Earth day. The findings "may well explain not only where we are and where we came from, but where we're going as well," said project scientist Dr. James A.

Dunne, by adding to the store of knowledge on the evolution of the solar system. Mariner has long since become the closest spacecraft to the sun, passing the limits reached by Russian and American probes to Venus. This is only the first encounter between Mercury and Mariner 10-which photographed Venus as it flew past, thus becoming the first two-planet mission to reach both its targets. After passing Mercury, Mariner will go into orbit around the sun at a distance of about 38 million miles and next September will cross paths with Mercury again. JPL scientists plan to turn on its cameras then for a second view, probably of the Mercurial south pole.

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Morie of Maurice-town, has been elected chairman of the board and chief executive officer at South Jersey Industries, Inc. He was formerly president of the company. Joseph S. Holman of Had- donfield has been elected board director or Heritage Bancorporation in Cherry Hill. He is vice chairman of the board of directors of Holman Enterprises in (T IB I I Ml If Jack M.

Fahy of Glendora has been appointed manager of New Jersey Bell Telephone Co's. Camden records office. He joined Bell Telephone in 1967 and recently was a staff supervisor. Michael R. Clair of Laurel Springs has been named manager of the Mid-Atlantic Division for Johnson Johnson Patient Care Division.

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