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Show TV kaK Lake Trllwro, Sunday, February 4 26, 1978 How Regions Solons V oted Tribune Washington Bureau Associated Press Leserphoto CALM detects bomb inside letters 99.94 percent of the time. Georgetown University physics professor William Gregorys Electrical Detector Tool Eases Bomb Peril By Rudy Maka lot of the stuff you do goes anywhere, he says. A just never Washington Post Writer It stops at the laboratory door, and WASHINGTON A Georgetown University physics professor and two that wasnt too So along with two fellow researchers, colleagues have invented a machine that can detect one tool in the arsenal of Gregory began applying for grants that international terrorists: the deadly could be used to invent commercially letter-bomviable products. The team also devised a larger to Dr. William According Gregory, the CALM (a scientific acronym) is machine that identifies metals sight MIDSY can tell accurate 99.94 percent of the time, unseen; the registering a false alarm about 1 time the make and model of a gun hidden in a out of 10,000. box. d The computerized, Beyond the devious security applicaCALM detects the electrical properties tions, Gregory hopes to refine the of an envelopes contents, a matter of inventions so they may be used to scan the body, eliminating the need to use considerable interest to multinational companies, world leaders and others who attract mad from radical or crazy Patents have been granted the indicorrespondents. vidual inventors, and should a device In 1973 a secretary at the British earn back Georgetowns expenses, the embassy here lost a hand to a letter-bom- university will split future royalties with the physicists. 0 and Gregory tells of a judge in the state of Washington who received a Gregory, awed at the complex patent letter with a string hanging from the and licensing regulations, recently envelope with the words Pull Here. completed studies to become a patent The judge did and died from the lawyer. resultant explosion. Future plans: to reduce the cost of For Gregory, the CALM is the result CALM from tens of thousands of of a decision three years ago to begin dollars. Meanwhile a prototype is in for operation at an undisclosed governdevising practical applications ment agency. work done by Georgetown scientists. g. b. WASHINGTON Heres how the congressional delegations from Utah, Idaho, Wyommg and Nevada voted last week on key roll calls. HOUSE Passed, 274 to 137, bill authorizing $250 million from the highway trust fund for repairing pothole damage to highways and urban mass transportation systems due to current winter weather causing widespread freeze-thadamage. bill, which the Senata will Against the one-yeconsider as part of more sweeping highway legislation, and which opponents felt would set a bad precedent by allowing the highway trust fund to be used for purposes oilier than actual road construcDan Marriott, tion: Reps. Gunn McKay, Jim Santrni, Steven Symms, and George Hansen, Not voting: Teno Roncalio, Authorized the president, 341 to 61, to call a White House conference on the arts and humanities, to encourage participation in all fields of the arts through grants and feedback from the conference Against the proposal, which opponents said would be too costly, at a time of deficit spending, while also encouraging representatives of the various arts to lobby Congress: McKay, Marriott, Symms, Santrni and Hansen. Authorized, 356 to 53, funds for a Hubert H Humphrey Institute of Public Affairs in honor of the late Minnesota senator and former vice president who recently died of cancer. For the measure, which proponents said would "perpetuate the innovative, creative and humane approach to public service exemplified by his public service career: Santini. Against the proposal, which opponents said was offered after earlier legislative attempts to accord similar honors to other departed dignitaries including the late Sen. Everett Dirksen of Illinois never reached the hearing stage: McKay, Marriott, Symms and Hansen. Absent: Roncalio. d Approved, 234 to 182, a supplemental appropriations bill, thereby failing to save the Air Forces B- bomber program by providing funds for two more and indicating preference, instead, of the cruise missile. For halting the B-- l, which would save jobs at aerospace plants, and continue the planes possible future if SALT talks preclude the cruise missile because of its range: Roncalio and Santini. For continuing development of the B-McKay, Marriott and Symms. . See Page Column 6 i To Work Home Investment Put Your Home needs Meet Improvements, your family today for Education, Debt Consolidation, Automobile or other Personal Meeds safely with a Continental Home Equity Loan. 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