Abstract
The Owens Valley interferometer was used at 1665, 1667, and 1720 MHz to measure the positions of eleven OH emission sources. The 1720-MHz OH source in W3 (continuum) was found to be 40 seconds away from the H2O maser source and was found not to coincide with any radio or infrared feature. Two OH emission sources were found in NGC 7538; one is identifiable with a very compact radio infrared source, while the other, 80 seconds to the south, is as yet unidentified. The OH sources 0739-14 and Sharpless 269 also coincide with infrared sources.
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