—The Daily Collegian Friday, April 30,1976
Kremlin names
defense chief
MOSCOW (UPI) The
Kremlin yesterday named
Dmitri F. Ustinov, a hardline
arms industry expert, to
replace Marshal Andrei A.
Grechko as the Soviet Union’s
defense minister.
In what Western experts
Nuclear
.The Breazeale Nuclear tain heart diseases
Reactor facility on campus Other developments include
will hold an open house from techniques for monitoring en
-10 a.m. to 3 p.m. tomorrow. vironmental pollution, air-
Visitors will have a first- born pollution and radioactive
hand look at the one- emissions from nuclear
megawatt research reactor plants,
in operation. The pool housing Geisler said the University’s
and reactor core can also be first reactor was put into op
examined. Explanations of eration in 1955 ■after William
nuclear fission and reactor M. Breazeale came from Oak
operation will be given as Ridge, Tenn., to design
visitors observe the control the reactor. Breazeale was
room and the reactor also the first professor of,
operators. nuclear engineering at the
Other facilities such as the University from 1952 to 1959.
hot cells, the cobalt-60 pool, The reactor core installed
the neutron • activation then was replaced about 11
analysis laboratory and the years ago by the current one,
radiographic techniques Geisler said,
laboratory can also be seen. Geisler said the facility ac-
George Geisler, research cepts visitors anytime, not
associate of nuclear just during the annual open
engineering, said that the house.
facility is not a power reactor, Career information will be
but is used for training pur- available to high school and //1/,,/,/aa.' i/laiAf
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Research projects on students. Transportation will
display will include the new be provided every half-hour
imaging techniques using x- from the parking lot behind
rays and gamma rays and Mechanical Engineering
neutrons used to detect cer- Building to the reactor.
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described as a surprising
choice, the 67-year-old
Ustinov was selected ahead of
two of Grechko’s deputies,
' both serving military men.
Elevated just last month to
a job on the ruling Politburo,
Ustinov was considered for
reactor facilities to be displayed
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the defense ministry job in
1967 when Grechko was
selected and has been linked
with the military establish
ment throught his career.
For the past several years
he has been the civilian
overseer of the Soviet defense
industry in his capacity as a
member of the Communist
party secretariat. Among the
Western experts he has a
reputation as an ultra
efficient organizer.
“Efficiency is the one
thing about him that is really
notable,” one expert said.
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“He is a man who can
produce well-made arms
when the Kremlin wants
them. You can see that by the
improved quality of weapons
in this country in recent
years.”
Ustinov also has had
connections with the Soviet
space program, especially in
the development of rocket
technology, and was awarded
a Hammer and Sickle gold
medal for that work in 1961.
The surprise appointment
came only hours after the top
Students' from Penn-Cambria High School flank
Bob Totenbier, Breazeale Nuclear Reactor super
visor and chief of operations, during a tour of the
University’s facility.
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Soviet leadership, led by a
weeping party secretary
Leonid I. Brezhnev, paid final
tribute to Grechko, the man
who built' Russia’s modern
military might in nine years
. as defense minister.
Grechko died unexpectedly
Monday of a heart attack at
age 72.
Ustinov was one of the
eulogists at Grechko’s funeral
and was the man who placed
the late defense minister’s
ashes in a niche in the
Kremlin wall.
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Prices on popular LP’s in State College’s forced down record prices in State College#
record stores have dropped in the last three other major record stores, according to em
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