Solar power powers first US commercial radio transmission
Burt Nichols of MIT adjusts a solar cell used to collect energy and convert it into electricity for WBNO AM transmitter in Bryan Ohio. WBNO became the first commercial U S radio station to use solar power for its transmission AP Laserphoto
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Boise Eyes Citywide Heat From Naturally Warm Springs
The Glenns of Boise heat their home with natural steam costing about $10 monthly. A $5 million federal grant funds plans to extend geothermal heating downtown, using hot springs under Warm Springs Street. Since 1892 the city has tapped hot water pipes, now proposed to reach more than 200 homes and public buildings.
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Boise
Marcia Glenn
Warm Springs
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