New Power Harnesses Ahead Solar Geothermal Wind Tides
Editorial outlines stress on developing new energy sources as fossil fuels wane. Cites solar, geothermal, wind and tidal options, fusion, hydrogen and conservation. Notes solar farms and rooftop use, Geysers and Boise heat, and the need for a national policy to avoid restrictions and curfews.
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Ashington
America
U.S
M. King Hubbert
Herman Kahn
Hudson Institute
University of Arizona
University of Minnesota
Earth
Jerome Weingart
California Institute of Technology
Boise
Idaho
San Francisco
National Science Foundation
United States
Atomic Energy Commission
Office of Emergency Preparedness
Congress
Nixon Administration
Budget Push For Mass Transit In Highway Fund Debate
A letter urges redirecting part of the federal highway trust to mass transportation. It notes rising meat prices, a hot summer, and benefits of IR8 rice, then argues Congress should open highway funds for mass transit and urges readers to contact Rep. Culver and others in Iowa to back open meetings and Anderson’s bipartisan proposal.
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Farmer’s Almanac
Weather Bureau
Norman Borlaug
Cresco
U.S. Senate
Nixon
Congress
House Public Works Transportation Subcommittee
House of Representatives
John Culver
U.S. Representatives
Iowa
House Public Works Committee
Glenn Anderson
California
Atrocities in abortion debate raise moral questions
A reader letters argues abortion kills unborn babies and details methods used to end pregnancy. The writer claims look at Look magazine statistics to assert fetal humanity and condemns abortion as a right that harms mothers and infants, urging viewing abortion's consequences before deciding.
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Look
Transit Funds Face House Vote on Mass Transport Use
The U S House of Representatives will soon decide whether to divert portions of the $6 billion collected annually from federal gasoline and highway taxes toward alternative mass transportation forms. The debate centers on the highway trust fund and its allocation.
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U.S
House of Representatives
Highway Trust Fund
Gazette Editorial Page Rules for Letters to the Editor
The Gazette outlines how to submit letters with editorial approval. Guidelines specify no poetry, a 400 word limit, one letter per writer every 30 days, and possible condensation or editing without changing meaning. Anonymous publication is not allowed, and writers must provide name address and a readable handwritten signature for authentication.
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