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The Bridgeport Post from Bridgeport, Connecticut • Page 40

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Bridgeport, Connecticut
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40
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BRIDGEPORT -SUNDAY POST, February 20, 1972 Red Geochemist Revives Paleozoic Era Organisms BEAR BALLADEERS ORLANDO, Fla. (UPI) -There are 20 singing bears to regale visitors to Disney World here. The bears, which appear in Pepsi's Country Bear Jamboree, sing country western songs via a complicated electronics system and get a big hand every show. THAW IN A HURRY When it is necessary to thaw frozen meat in a hurry, place (he package ot meat still wrapped in the paper in a plastic bag. Fasten the top of the tightly with a rubber band drop it into warm water, water will get inside the yet the meat will thaw quir ani No bag, ickly.

By PETER J. SHAW MOSCOW (UPI) A Soviet geochemist has brought back to 1 life organisms that flourished 250 million years ago, (lie official Tass news agency says. He was only trying to find the origin of the red color ol some potassium ore. Tass sold "(he Paleozoic visitors (which) came to life, grew and even, multiplied" were a surprise. Tass said that an article'in the current issue of the monthly magazine "Soviet da- tailed the work of geochemist N.

Chudinov of Berczniki Potassium Combine near Perm, 800 miles east Moscow. "The discovery of Ihe organic nature of the coloring in Perm's potassium, salts also became the discovery of the ability-of organisms to remain in a state of anobiosis, or 'deep lethargy, and, under certain conditions, to return to' active life," Tass said. Found In the Sea According to Tass, Chudinov discovered organisms "which flourished 250 million years ago, during the Paleozoic era, in the great Perm sea, the waves of which once rolled from (lie north Urals in Kharkov." Tass did not explain how the age of the organisms was determined. "But Chudinov didn't merely discover', this ancient and mysterious world he revived it in his laboratory," Tass said The paleozoic visitors came to ife, grew and even multiplied." Tass quoted an otherwise un- denlificd professor, B. Per ilyev, as saying: "This is a discovery of world ignificance and may enable us penetrate into nature's holy if holies the evolution of life on earth." Tass said Chudinov became nterested in the origin of the ed coloring in the region's po- assium ore.

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SINGER A A A I 045 EAST MAIN BRIDGEPORT 18 RIVER STREET, NORWA1.K ft" I A MALL. ANSONIA M1LFORD POST CENTER, MILFORD 23S MAIN STREET. DANiURY bits of began floating away from the rock. "They were lighter than water, plastic, and bore no resemblance to any oxide," Tass said, Under a microscope, Chud- inov saiv each flake contained an world of micro-organisms, "The suspended matter consisted of various bacteria but the real surprise was yet to come," Tass said. "On taking another look several days later at his world in flasks, Chudinov couldn't believe his eyes.

The primeval microworld had come of life and the tiny drop of solution was swarming with reanimated organisms from the Paleozoic Intelsat IV Ready For. Nixon Trip News WASHINGTON (UPJ)--Intelsat IV, a new communications' satellite lauiichcd from Cope Kennedy Jan. 22, was put into service last Monday to beam accounts of President Nixon's vjsit to China, which starts today. The satellite, orbited by thp Communications Satellite Corp. (COMSAT), is positioned 22,300 miles above the Pacific.

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Years Available:
1947-1977