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Ehlen, J., 1969, Geology ofa coastal strip near Bandon, Coos County, Oregon: Univ. Oregon master's thesis (unpub.) Garrett, J.B., 1939, Some middle Tertiary smaller foraminifera from subsurface beds of Jefferson County, Texas: Jour. Paleont., v. 13, p. 575-579. Mallory, V.S., 1959, Lower Tertiary biostratigraphy of the Ca Ii forn ia Coast Ranges: Am. Assoc. Petrol. Geologists, Tulsa, Okla., 416 p. * * * * * NEW EDITION OF GEOLOGY OF OREGON FOR SALE "Geology of Oregon," by Ewart M. Baldwin, Professor of Geology at the University of Oregon, has been issued in a revised edition. First printed in 1959, the book was revised in 1964. The latest edition, like the others, is organized according to physiographic provinces. The text incorporates new concepts in geologic thought, and the book contains many new i IIustrations. A lively new cover drawing by Harold Cramer Smith depicts a hungry preditor on the verge of a prehistoric dinner. The new "Geology of Oregon" is for sale at bookstores for $5.95. * * * * * USGS OPEN-FILE REPORTS RELEASED All open-file reports listed below may be consulted in the Department Library in the Portland office. Notations indicate where reproducible copies are avai lab Ie. "Principal facts for gravity observations near McDermitt, Nevada," by Dona Id Plouff. U. S. Geol. Survey open-fi Ie report 76-599. 21 p. Reproducible copy at USGS Library, 345 Middlefield Rd., Menfo Park, CA 94025. "Principal facts for gravity observations in the Charles Sheldon Antelope Range, Nevada-Oregon," by Donald Plouff, S.L. Robbins, and K.D. Holden. U.S. Geol. Survey open-file report 76-601. 22 p. Reproducible copy at USGS Library, 345 Middlefield Rd., Menlo Park, CA 94025. "Lithium reconnaissance of southern Oregon," by J.R. Davis and A. L. Meier. U.S. Geol. Survey open-file report 76-666. 7 p. "Station location map and audio-magnetotelluric data-log for Summer Lake Known Geothermal Resource Area, Oregon," by R.M. Senterfit and D.A. Dansereau. U.S. Geol. Survey open-file report 76-514. 6 p. and map. Reproducible copy at USGS, Room 678, U.S. Court House, Spokane, WA 99201. * * * * * 146
MINERAL SYMPOSIUM ANNOUNCED The Pacific Northwest Chapter (Region 12) of the Friends of Mineralogy is sponsoring the Second Annual Mineral Symposium, to be conducted at the Sheraton Motor Inn, Portland on October 2. The topic will be, "The Gems and Minerals of Pegmatites." Among the speakers wi II be Frederick Pough and W. L. Roberts. Activities will include a mineral auction, swapping, and dealer displays. Write for further information and registration forms to: Robert J. Smith, Friends of Mineralogy, Box 197 Mailroom, Seattle University, Seattle, Washington 98122. * * * * * KEASEY FOSSILS DESCRIBED "Bathyal gastropods of the fami Iy Turridae in the early Oligocene Keasey Formation in Oregon, with a review of some deep-water genera in the Paleogene of the eastern Pacific," by Carole S. Hickman, is published as volume 70, number 292, Bulletins of American Paleontology. The 119-page booklet discusses the stratigraphy, paleoenvironment, and fauna composition of the Keasey Formation and describes the specimens examined, including many species. Seven plates of photographs illustrate the fossi Is. Copies of the bulletin are for sale by Paleontological Research Institute, 1259 Trumansburg Road, Ithaca, New York 14850. Price is $5.00. * * * * * ROCKY MOUNTAIN GEOTHERMAL SECTION FORMED The Geothermal Resources Council, organized in 1971 to encourage research, exploration, and deve lopment of geotherma I energy, has announced the formation of the Rocky Mountain Section. Increased activity in geothermal investigations in the Rocky Mountain region led to the formation of the new section. Officers of the Rocky Mountain Section are: Dr. L. Trowbridge Grose, Professor of Geology at the Colorado School of Mines, president; G len Campbell, Gulf Mineral Resources, vice president; and Edgar A. Pash, U.S. Fish and Wi Idlife Service, secretary/treasurer. The Section hopes to promote more frequent association among members in the Rocky Mountain region as well as expand awareness of the GRC and its functions. Luncheon meeti ngs are he Id on the last Thursday of each month at the Petroleum Club Building, 16th and Broadway, Denver, Colorado. Interested persons are invited to participate. * * * * * 147
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