Geothermal testing in Montana eyed as energy future
The National Science Foundation funds a $2.5 million Marysville project to drill into hot dry rock near Empire Creek in Lewis and Clark County. Battelle Memorial Institute manages the effort aiming to harness earth heat for electricity, potentially supplying cheap power and easing coal use. Engineers anticipate 6,000 foot depths and 800 degree Fahrenheit temps, with fracturing needed to maximize rock heat contact.
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National Science Foundation
Battelle Memorial Institute
United States
Battelle
U.S
William R. McSpadden
Montana
Blackwell
Weibel
Dr. McSpadden
Atomic Energy Commission
Helena
Yellowstone National Park
Struggling Black Business School Seeks New Life
The Cortez W. Peters Business School once issued about 30,000 two year certificates helping blacks gain federal jobs and college entry. After a 1968 riot and accreditation loss, owner’s son warns funds will end June 30 without renewed accreditation while he seeks nonprofit status and federal aid. He notes many graduates vanished from records.
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Cortez W. Peters Business School
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Martin Luther King
Cortez Peters Jr
Federal Education Office
Boston Tops Nation as Most Expensive City to Live
UPI reports Boston leads the nation in cost of living per Bureau of Labor Statistics figures. A four person family needs about $14,893 for an intermediate lifestyle, higher housing and taxes cited. New York area second, Hartford third, with Anchorage and Honolulu pricier in parts.
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Alaska
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Buffalo
N.Y
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Monkey shortage grips United States research needs in Michigan State warning
UPI reports a growing global monkey shortage threatens U S medical research and pet trade. MSU scientist Dr W Richard Dukelow cites 56 000 monkeys needed yearly for U S research and rising prices from 40 to 100 dollars for rhesus and 23 to 65 dollars for squirrel monkeys amid export restrictions and habitat loss. He predicts possible private ownership bans and urges domestic breeding as a remedy.
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UPI
United States
Michigan State University
W. Richard Dukelow
Michigan State
U.S
Dukelow
India
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