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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1975

Page

3

Portable dual power TVs bring TV on the go

The article notes a surge in portable dual power battery and plug-in black and white TVs weighing under 20 pounds. With 4 to 12 inch screens, one charge lasts three to four hours and devices can run on 12-volt car or boat systems via a cigarette lighter adapter.

Indy

Who Owns the Sun and How Much Is It Worth

California lawmakers heard a debate on whether sunlight rights exist and can be bought or sold. Witnesses warned of disputes over value and suggested creating a transferable sunshine right to aid solar heating and cooling financing, with future legislation to set basic rights and allow case by case valuation.

Sacramento Galil UPL Sular Power California Assembly Judiciary Committee John Miller Aceo Thomas Butt Interactive Resources Rand Corp William Harris

Indians Hope to Raise Buffalo in Michigan Dairy Plans

The 700 member Chippewa tribe of the Keweenaw community aims to establish a domesticated buffalo herd to produce buffalo burgers and steaks for sale to residents and tourists. Originating with 13 head donated in 1972, the plan seeks 30 to 300 animals by next fall, expanding pasture by clearing 40 acres and using clover to boost forage under guidance from Michigan State extension director James Krenek.

Lwanse, Mich UPI Keweenaw Krenek

EPA Sets Drinking Water Standards Against Contamination

The EPA announced new drinking water standards to curb bacterial contamination and turbidity with plans to add radiological limits within two months. Compliance begins in June 1877, with an estimated $1.0 to $1.8 billion needed over five years. States enforce unless they cannot, then EPA takes over. A monitoring program will collect data on organic materials in water.

Washington Environmental Protection Agency EPA EMA Russell Train

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