Protein from gas wastage sparks hope for SCP fuel
A West Texas gas flare to methanol and single cell protein could feed millions. Malick, of Provesta, compares converting wasted natural gas to animal feed protein with colossal land equivalents and warns of growing protein deficits by 1980 and beyond.
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Bribery here, blackmail there P R decline By William Buckley Jr
Buckley analyzes U S alliances in Manila and Seoul noting Marcos seeks more aid to grant independence, while South Korea uses covert actions to influence Congress. He argues bribery and blackmail threaten U S credibility, warns Congress may curtail aid, and calls for renewed Japanese rearmament amid Pacific tensions.
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Word scapegoat oddities teased in word puzzle note
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Louisa D. Miller
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