World climate fate hinges on human impact and future trends
The article reports climatalogists debating whether the world will cool into ice sheets or warm irreversibly due to human activity. It notes a new human factor in climate, the Global Atmospheric Research Programme starting 1978, and references observed temperature shifts, shifting storm tracks, and regional changes. It also mentions Navy Seaman David E. Simmons participating in Exercise Readiex 2-77 aboard USS Bradley off California.
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Reid A. Bryson
University of Wisconsin
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Texas Ranks Last In State Aid To Cities And Counties
Texas per capita state aid to cities and counties ranks lowest among the 50 states. For fiscal 1976, counties received 3.30 each and cities 3.27 per person from the state, with 41 million of 72 million aid funded by federal revenues. Energy taxes funded over 12 billion, about one third of state revenue.
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Bob Bullock
Texas
Bullock
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