The Electronic Invasion and the Bugging Business
A New York Times News Service summary reviews The Electronic Invasion by Robert M Brown. It details covert listening devices, detection methods for home and telephone bugs, and consumer gadgets like bugging beepers and spurious alarms. The article notes regulatory tensions as agencies still market and deploy devices, while advising practical privacy defenses.
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Rising cost of nuclear power in Britain and US outlook
A London based Special Correspondent summarizes a sharp critique from the Institute of Economic Affairs on British atomic plants costing about £600 million as obsolescent. The piece reports criticism of tender handling at Dungeness B and contrasts US projections by the Tennessee Valley Authority and Westinghouse General Electric. It notes diverging views on reactor costs, maintenance, and the economic viability of nuclear power, with calls for credibility in delivery dates and the impact of federal oversight on plant deployment.
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