Solar power plants eyed for 1980 rollout
Paris reports that by 1980 governments may have megawatt solar generating stations in operation. The Barstow California plant, a 10 MW American project, a 3.5 MW French facility near Marseilles, and a 1 MW plant on Shikoku in Japan illustrate first steps toward large scale solar energy. French scientists emphasize small scale village power, with 50 kW to 50 MW goals and molten salt heat storage to enable steady output.
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Barstow
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Marseilles
France
Shikoku
Michel Rodot
India
Rodot
National Center For Scientific Research
Electricite de France
Albuquerque
N.M
Sandia Laboratories
Georgia Institute of Technology
Odeille
United States
de Gaulle
Puerto Rico
Better appliances could save oil by 1985
Engineers from the Energy Research and Development Administration estimate that if household appliances were designed for maximum efficiency the nation could save the equivalent of 300000 barrels of oil a day by 1985.
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Energy Research and Development Administration
Investing in Central Air and Home Refinancing
Dave Hayden urges homeowners to install central air with J H Winslow Plumbing and Heating Supply Co Inc urging readers to call for an appointment. The piece also advises considering refinancing and renting the present home to profit from depreciation tax losses, inflation protection, and eventual gains from selling or buying investment property. It notes rising maintenance costs and suggests calculating fair rental charges.
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Forest Resources of Vermont report available free
Vermont hosts 4.429 million acres of commercial forest land with 90 percent privately owned. The Forest Resources of Vermont bulletin, based on the 1973 U.S. Forest Survey, notes a projected timber supply rise of 1.3 billion cubic feet over 30 years. Copies are free from the Department of Forests, Parks and Recreation in Montpelier.
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Vermont
Martin L. Johnson
Agency of Environmental Conservation
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Department of Forests, Parks and Recreation
U.S. Forest Service
Vermon t stones hint at ancient civilization finds
Wayne Bennett of North Adams holds inscribed Vermont rock fragments he says come from an old Indian culture. Dr Warren L Cook of Castleton State College notes a foundation stone with similar markings translated as God and asks homeowners or hikers who see such stones to contact him while seeking evidence of a pre Christ Vermont civilization.
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Vermont
Wayne Bennett
North Adams
Mass
Warren L. Cook
Castleton State College
Cook
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