Mead says energy crisis mishandled by government
Washington AP report quotes anthropologist Margaret Mead criticizing last winter energy policy. She argues federal studies ignore human behavior and urges nationwide mandatory conservation to avoid regional resentment and ensure fair, effective energy savings measures amid Ford administration policy planning.
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Nobel laureate warns hunger will kill millions soon
Agronomist Norman Borlaug, Nobel Peace Prize winner, said at length in an Associated Press interview that millions will die in the next eight to nine months in India and Bangladesh due to hunger. He blamed the Rome food conference for doing little to avert famine and questioned logistical barriers to grain delivery.
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