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Wednesday, August 27, 1980, The Evening Sentinel, Carlisle, Pa. All Volcano slopes spruced up VANCOUVER, Wash volcano, residents of Kidd Valley have been traveline firm for 100 hours of flying time at $335 an hour to survey the seeding project and check on its effectiveness in the future. Brown iversity of Utah scientist said he is trying to figure out where dust and particles from various eruptions have ended up so he can forecast their potential effects on weather. Dr. S.K.

Kao, chairman of the university's meteorology department, said much of the dust was heavy enough that it fell to the ground. But he said minute particles are still lingering in various levels of the atmosphere. Sometimes, when sunlight hits such particles, it is deflected back into the atmosDhere. (UPI) The U.S. Soil Conservation Service has announced plans to seed almost 20,000 acres in the blast area around volcanic Mount St.

Helens with various grasses in a $1.5 million effort to control erosion. Lynn Brown, head of the agency's state office at Spokane, said Monday a $1.47 million contract has been awarded for the work, which will be done from helicopters on private, state and national forest land. The service also contracted with a helicopter uoJoui to and from their homes via a 35-mile detour. "The idea is to get the road open so the people of Kidd Valley can get their kids to school," said Larry Steele, public affairs administrator for the department. A temporary, prefabricated crossing known as a Bailey bridge has been built across the river at the site of the destroyed concrete structure and Steele said motorists will be using it by the holiday weekend.

ALSO MONDAY, a Un said the work would begin by Sept. 4. In other developments, a Washington Transportation Department spokesman said State Highway 504, once the main route to Spirit Lake and Mount St. Helens, will reopen between Toutle and Kidd Valley around Labor Day. SINCE A bridge over the Toutle River was washed away by the May 18 flooding caused by the erupting A step up in style, a step down in price.

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