Hothouse Earth a Threate n Warns Navy Scientist
UPI reports marine scientist Dr. Howard A. Wilcox warns rising energy use could trigger thermal pollution, melting polar ice caps and flooding major cities. He projects gradual heat increases through 2095 to 2155, predicting sea levels rise and widespread displacement unless fossil fuels are abandoned in favor of solar energy and other nonthermal sources.
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New England racing reform urged to boost attendance
A 33 page URI study by Eugene Johnson and Donald Norris argues for a regional racing commission to coordinate schedules and promote racing across New England. It notes attendance fell from 7192 to 4283 daily, racing days rose from 511 to 1521, and competition from greyhounds is rising.
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Florida spot eyed as possible Sadat retreat
The Egyptian Embassy in Washington says it is exploring Florida as a potential vacation retreat for President Anwar Sadat. Mrs Wafiya Shafey, wife of a naturalized Egyptian neurologist, said she discussed a possible reception for Sadat at her home during his visit to the United States to address the United Nations General Assembly on Oct 27. The advance party from Cairo is expected to call between Oct 20 and 22 to confirm.
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