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Volume 38, No. I January 1976 STATE
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The search for uranium was carried
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Although difficulties have been exp
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Table 1. Oil and gas drilling in Or
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GEOTHERMAL ACTIVITY IN 1975 Donald
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Richard Couch of Oregon State Unive
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Abandonment cementing operations at
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Table 5. Federal geothermal lease s
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21. Ferruginous bauxite and high-al
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8. Geology of Greenhorn District, S
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Volume 38, No.2 Februory 1976 STATE
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Figure 1. View of Mount Hood from s
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Recent Observations on Mount Baker
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A log of all anomalies has been mai
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Figure 6. Breakup of ice within cra
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Figure 8. Photo of East Breach area
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OUR CHANGING RESOURCE CLIMATE Ralph
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FEDERAL MINERALS POLICY OUTLINED BY
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The Ore Bin Published Monthly By ST
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Our research to determine heat flow
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ash-flow tuff. Regional heat flow i
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OPEN FI LE REPORTS ISSUED Oregon De
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AGE OF HOWARD 2 MONTHS, ME 10 The t
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STE ENS MOUN TA I N Volume 38, No.4
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the mountain into three distinct to
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M'KELVEY URGES CURB ON WASTE Addres
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Ehlen, J., 1969, Geology ofa coasta
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USGS MAPS QUAKE PROBABI L1T1ES The
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FOSSILS IN OREGON (ORE BIN: 25¢ ea
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Arrival times of the microearthquak
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VOLl.ME 38, No . 11 NoVEMBER 1976 S
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optimum field and thereby remove se
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Res u 1 t s of Pal e 0 mag net i c
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BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT GAINS OPE
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of the Illinois River), Kerbyville,
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p. 24) several veins have been foun
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post offices which handled gold shi