Science Holds Key To Man's Ultimate Hopes
Glenn T. Seaborg, chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission, portrays a future where science and technology unite nations to eradicate war and solve hunger, pollution, and housing problems. He argues science enriches humanity, enabling exploration beyond Earth and communications with distant civilizations, if guided toward salvation rather than destruction.
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Weather regulation sparks cloud seeding crackdown
The National Science Foundation will require 30 days notice before any weather modification activity starting Feb 1 to prevent duplication and contamination. The move follows growing interest in cloud seeding amid cold, snowy weather, with commentary urging centralized oversight and approvals.
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Dixie Politics Shift in South Seen Ahead of 1986 Elections
Editorial notes changing Dixie politics with urban growth and reapportionment boosting city influence. Negro voting rises, with about three million Southern Blacks expected to be registered by November amid a wave of civil rights laws. Alabama faces a pivotal race as Sparkman, Wallace clash and Republicans defend gains.
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Water shortage sparks push for pollution cleanup
Drew Pearson notes Senate subcommittee findings warning of a looming U S water crisis by 1986 with only 650 billion gallons from air streams lakes and reservoirs for daily use. It urges $6 billion yearly to end pollution plus $25 million for sewage and waste research and development to avert a national water shortage.
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The Julian Bond Case Deepens Southern Race Debate
Hill Herald columnist Robert Brown argues the Bond controversy exposes deeper racial fears in the South. He contrasts white resistance to integration with SNCC and Bond linking Viet Nam to civil rights, warning that tying race to foreign policy invites danger and undermines law.
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