Nuclear power curbs placed on ballot in four states
Proponents face battles in Washington Oregon Colorado and Montana as final filing deadlines pass for voter initiatives to curb atomic power plant development. Arizona and Ohio petitions under review. Initiatives demand higher safety proof waivers on liability and evacuation plans with two thirds legislative approval in some states.
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U S to build huge windmill in new energy test
The Energy Research and Development Administration and NASA plan a 1 500 kilowatt wind turbine to power about 500 homes at an as yet undecided site. The project, led by NASA wind power chief Richard L Puthoff, could supply up to 19 percent of national energy needs at peak efficiency.
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Cancerous mice embryos show some normal development
BAR HARBOR MAINE UPI researchers report that embryos of mice infected with cancerous teratomas developed normally in some cases after tumor cells from one strain were implanted into embryos of others and fostered. About one third matured, mated, and produced normal offspring, suggesting a uterine chemical or embryo environment effect.
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Methanol Emerges as Gasoline Alternative in 1970s View
The United States eyes methanol as a back up fuel as rising consumption strains gasoline. VW reports 15 percent methanol blends cut carbon monoxide by half and emissions, while Ford and GM researchers tout methanol potential for better efficiency and NOx control. Cost of new plants and fuel segregation issues temper optimism amid global trials and Swedish isobutanol tweaks.
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Churches face mason shortage in Britain says report
London dispatch notes ancient cathedrals and churches lack skilled stone masons. Lincoln Cathedral has only two on staff and needs at least three more. Westminster Abbey hires a girl apprentice to help ease the gap while Canterbury keeps ample masons. Canon Donald Ingram-Hill praises their craftsmen amid weather driven erosion.
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