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Wednesday, Oct. 7, 1 987 Star-Tribune, Casper, Wyo B7 Cheney: NEH establishing history research center Utah scientists studying Yellowstone by satellite WASHINGTON The National Endowment for the Humanities will establish a research center to study how history is taught and learned in the nation's elementary and secondary schools, NEH Chairman Lynne Cheney says. According to an agency press release, the NEH is accepting applications from educational institutions and other qualified The report, "American Memory," says too little time is given to the study of history and literature, textbooks are poor and teacher-training programs are inadequate. John McGrath, a spokesman for the NEH, said the Department of Education is looking to establish a similar program to study how to improve the teaching of literature and writing in American schools. "Evidence shows that the content of history courses in today's elementary and secondary schools is not being well presented, understood or absorbed," Cheney said.

"This new history research center will help us to further understand why this is happening and to discover ways to make improvements." The center hopes to identify the most effective teaching methods, evaluate the history textbooks and supplemental materials used and study teacher-training programs. organizations to set up a center to collect and analyze information on history instruction in grades through 12. The center will receive up to $500,000 per year from NEH for three years. The NEH's plan follows publication of a congressionally mandated report, authored by Cheney, on the state of humanities education in public schools that shows history and literature are not being adequately taught. CIIKNKY periment will address the kinematics (the motion aside from the volcanic force) and the dynamics of the world's largest and most active continental hot spot; an evaluation of sources of the high heat flow that drives the geysers and hot springsand the relationship between volcanic features, active earthquakes and crust deformation on surface geology.

The study area includes the Ilebgen Lake fault zone, the Yellowstone volcanic caldcra and the Teton fault zone. After scientists have conducted measurements at each of 80 GPS stations established in the park, they will return to those same stations in three years to repeat the measurements and determine how much uplifting and movement has occurred. The Yellowstone region is an attractive location for such activity because it encompasses the site of the most severe recorded earthquake in the history of the Rocky Mountains a 7.5 tremor that created Quake Lake in Montana in 1959. Six other earthquakes with magnitudes of 6-pIus, as well as extensive earthquake swarms have also occurred in the area. In a related experiment, graduate students already have started measuring the precise gravitational changes in the caldera, another indicator of earth uplift or bulging.

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) University of Utah researchers plan to use satellite technology in a project designed to measure subtle elevation changes on the Earth's surface. Experiments will focus on the Yellowstone National Park caldcra, a broad, craterlike basin formed by volcanic activity, says Dr. Robert Smith, professor and chairman of the department of geology and geophysics. Smith, the principal investigator in a three-year study that started in late August, said the project will measure movements in the center of the youthful volcanic and earthquake-active geologic area. Funded by the National Science Foundation, the experiment will use NAVSTAR "Global Positioning Satellites" and ground receivers to measure the uplift, expansion and contraction of the volcanic caldera.

GPS is a universal positioning or navigation system that provides navigation fixes at every position on Earth through extremely accurate measurements of distances between the satellites and ground stations. Assisting with the experiment will be scientists from the National Geodetic Survey and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Smith said the Yellowstone ex Rock Springs brother's fate ROCK SPRINGS (AP) A nationally televised program ab unsolved real-life mysteries given a Rock Springs man the answer to a 46-year-old mystery of his own. James Zelenka found through the NBC show "Unsolved Mysteries" that a man he believes was his long-lost brother Josef had died in Kansas City in 1982 and had left a $175,000 estate. Zelenka said Josef moved to Rock Springs from Yugoslavia with his parents in 1902.

James arrived in Rock Springs eight years later, when he was just 12 years old. Josef was the second-oldest of five children and James, 90, is the youngest and only surviving member of the immediate family. Zelenka explained that his older brother worked in the coal mines with his father, but in 1920 he left the Rock Springs area for good. He returned several times to visit, the last time in 1931 for his father's funeral, said James. Josef could not be located in 1941 to be notified of his sister Sophie's death, and the family lost contact.

"He disappeared," Zelenka said. "I knew he was in Kansas City but I couldn't get any information." And when James' daughter, Eleanor Liska, wrote to a government agency in Kansas City seeking information on the man, she was told there was no trace of him. UMW accused of breaking federal labor law in East Great Pizza from top to bottom! MANUFACTURER COUPON EXPIRES DEC 3 OFF ONE LARGE (17 or Ugeo OR TWO SMALL PIZZAS i or smaller) Celeste Pizza TAILED 'fiwitu-v ou lit j'u nl t.j rmoo" cHm mr- f. ti'-. itL'ilit( ft Co' ir We en 'uufili (L.ii(in-d "i a.

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The four companies, all members of the BCOA, are managed by the Pickands Mather Co. "We will not allow separate agreements to weaken the basic integrity of the multi-employer bargaining unit," BCOA President Joseph P. Brennan said Monday. "Any similar action in the future by the UMWA will bring a swift, aggressive response by BCOA. We expect all parties to live up to the agreement they were signatory to in 1984." The pacts in question exempted the four companies from all but 25 cents per ton of a $1.11 per ton royalty paid by all BCOA com- panies into a union pension fund.

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The Jackson County Sheriff's office was inundated with telephone calls the night the program aired, Ms. Liska said, but the next day Zelenka was told he is the likely heir to the $175,000. However, Zelenka noted that the inheritance has not been verified yet, and there is a possibility that Josef had a son. If Josef's son can be located he would receive the entire inheritance. But Zelenka, a retired custodian, said having the money is less important to him than the peace of knowing what happened to his brother.

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