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Show Home Builder Requests Congress to Help Buyers Dr. Eyring Will Talk At UofU WASHIN nh aske SALT LAKE CITY Henry Eyring giv ON r may aston. The interna and distingu d professor of chemistry at the University of Utal has lectured worldwide over the past 50 years and1s still going strong Smith said AS po part by However. Dr Eyring will present a last jecture’” Wed) We Can Do With Our L public presentation at p.m. in the Marniott Library Auditerium is part of a Last Lecture Series sponsored by the U Associated Students Speakers in the series are asked to consider what they would say if they Smith also could give one final lecture. As part of Eyring’s address. his wife Winifred will give a vc presentation Eyring recently returned trom Sweden where he received the prestigious Berzelius Medal in Gold Healso has received a Nationa! Medal of Science and the Priestly Medal. the highest honor in American chemistry The 78-year-old scientist has received 15 honorary doctorates and has published nearly 600 scientific Papers \ and savings Smith cor and the like downturn on the national ec \ suggested that Congress reac recommended that ite the Brooke-Cranston prograr Congress allow the use of tax-exempt help cushion the impact of high ar revenue bonds to finance both rental andfor-sale housing for low, moderate te In and middle-income tamihes A broad-based co Ac a result of the Federal Reserve Board's recent credit Ughtening terest groups Cons Inflation in the Necess moves, Mortgage interest rates have estimates that the cevcles climbed to 14 percent in someareas and many lenders havedrastically curtailed mortgagelending or closed their mortgage windows altogether AU 14 percent interest rates.” said on potential home buvers $7.75 billion in Government 75, National production over the years 15 to 20 percent to the cc home. he added Mortgage i have added anew During periods of slack constructior plants and equipment stand idle and ly homes at mortgage tates between 79 to 85 percent at a net cost to the government of $412 million Until legislation was introduced Last April, tax-exempt mortgage bonds were used by 23states e Cancer PAULS. BULLOCK, left, vice mochemicald Institute with Dr. Delbert Eatough,institute director. president of Tronac, discusses a new calorimeter his company has donated to BYU’s Ther- Orem Firm Donates Calorimeter to BYU an Orem company that manufactures scientific research equipment has donated a device that can measure rates of heat production of less than a millionth of a watt to Brigham Young University’s Thermochemical Institute Tronac, Inc., has given a new calorimeterto theinstitute as part of an ongoing contribution in memorial to the late Darrel J. Monson Dr. Monson, the former assistant academic vice president for learning resources at BYU, was also a president and co-founderof Tronac. Tronac has been donatinga piece of equipment to the institute in Dr. Monson’s memory each year since 1976. William W. Bullock, president of Tronac, said the company, which builds calorimeters and water baths used for researchin universitites and institutes all over the world, works closely with the Thermochemical Institute on many projects. He said BYU was instrumental in helping produce the prototype of the calorimeter donated to the institute this year. Dr. Delbert Eatough, director of BYU's Thermochemical Institute, said the new instrument is already scheduled for use in some important projects. “This is the most sensitive calorimeter in the world today,” he said. “‘It will be an extremely useful tool in the study of anylowrate heat processes.” The type of calorimeter given to BYUhas alreadyreceived wide accep- tance by several battery companies. Becauseofits sensitivity it is able to measure the rate of heat loss in batteries, enabling the manufacturers to determine battery life and to screen defective batteries. The calorimeteralso helpsscientists to better understand internal battery reactions. The prototype instrument was built to evaluate the use of this kind of an instrument to monitor heat production in pacemakerbatteries. “It has become the standard of quality control in the battery industry,"’ Eatough said. But the calorimeter has much wider uses. Studies planned at the ThermochemicalInstitute that will use the new equipment include a project to measure the decomposition rates of different papers — a subject of extreme interest to those concerned with the rapid deterioration of books and papers now being produced. The new calorimeteris actually sensitive enough to measure the tiny amountsof heat released by paperasit decomposes, a process that normally takes at least 50 years. The calorimeterwill also be used to develop a new calorimeter to measure nitric acid in the environment, an instrument that will help scientists understand air pollution and aid in finding better ways to controlit. BYU's Thermochemical Institute was established in 1969 to develop a strong interdisciplinary research program covering a wide rangeof interests. The improved calorimetric equipmentwill help theinstitute to upgrade current research methods. . PLEASANT GROVE — A regular meeting of the Pleasant Grove City Council will be Tuesday at 7 p.m. The agenda will feature the engineer's report, Strawberry Days Association report for 1979, items from the city attorney and business from each councilman Other items are adoption of a state plumbing code as a city code, adoption of a zoning change providing for an area of townto be zone from R-1 to R-1-SD, discussion of responsibility for replacement of broken sidewalks in new subdivisions, discussion of Manila annexation issue and audit report. } COLOR TV'S 19” [MOTOROLAQUASAR Over 33.000 ee Utah screening ser- vices through nearly 1,400 clinics sponsored by the Cancer Control Program, Division of Community Health Ser- hk vices, Department of Health. 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