Scientists team to present sun powered greenhouse farming concept
Dr. David Koch and Joe Mahoney of the Desert Research Institute will attend a Washington conference on bioconversion of solar energy to farms. Their Nevada project uses waste heat from power plants and smokestack gases plus sewage and solar energy to grow vegetables and seafood in a greenhouse system. The study is sponsored by DRI and Nevada Power Co. and seeks storage of energy in land and water plants.
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Cyprus Peace Optimism From U.S. Delegation Report
A seven member U S delegation returning from the Middle East said they were guardedly optimistic about Cyprus peace but found no evidence of rapid breakthroughs. They noted Egyptian and Israeli leaders favored a step by step Middle East peace process and supported U S economic aid as a worthy investment toward settlement.
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Colt Pistols Auction Sells Masterson Relic to Texas Collector
The Colt six shooter Bat Masterson ordered in a letter sold Sunday to a private Texas collector for 36000 dollars. A Masterson letter and a Dodge City Opera House Saloon note accompany the pistol as part of antique firearms sold by Sotheby Parke Bennet. A Winchester ivory stock rifle brought 30000 dollars to another private buyer as part of Walter Buhl Ford II collection. total sale value estimated 300000 to 400000 by end of bidding. Italian Socialists call for regular talks with the Communist party to seek a leftist coalition government amid policy tensions and differences on strategy.
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Kidnapped U.S. Executive Niehous Sought in Caracas Hills
Venezuelan police and the military widened their search to rural zones about 75 miles from Caracas for William Niehous the 45 year old vice president of Owens Illinois Glass. Clay from tires of a vehicle used in the Feb 27 abduction suggests the suspect may be held in mountain camps used by guerrilla kidnappers in prior years.
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Vatican apologizes over Jerusalem skyline joke
A Vatican official apologized to Israel's Religious Affairs Ministry after joking that it would be good if terrorists dynamited high rise buildings that disfigure Jerusalem. Israeli officials said the matter was settled and closed.
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Philadelphia faces massive layoffs to avert fiscal crisis
City Finance Director Lennox Moak warns of widespread job cuts if the state blocks emergency tax powers. He would dismiss over 3,500 workers including 15 percent of nonuniform staff and 6.25 percent of police and fire personnel unless an emergency tax hike is approved by the General Assembly before July 1. Mayor Rizzo rejects Chamber proposal for 5 percent layoff.
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Plutonium Policy Debate Ahead of NC Church Board Vote
The National Council of Churches faces a heated debate as its Atlanta board meet next month to consider a policy urging a moratorium on plutonium energy decisions. The statement promotes ongoing theological and technical discussion on the plutonium economy before any irrevocable reactor use.
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Obituaries for Jack Spencer and Spencer Kaye
Two obituaries note graveside services and death details. Jack Spencer 55 of Sedona Arizona died Friday in Cottonwood born 1921 in Burley Idaho mining industrialist former resident of Pioche Template Bristol and Silver Nevada survived by widow Norma and five grandchildren. Spencer Scott Kaye 19 of Las Vegas died Saturday real estate broker survived by father Norman and mother Shirlee plus six brothers and grandparents. services set at Sixth Ward LDS Chapel Eden Vale Cemetery.
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Shapp Pursues Democratic Nomination Across States
Pennsylvania Governor Milton Shapp, 63, campaigns across Massachusetts Florida and Miami Beach seeking delegates for the Democratic presidential nomination. He emphasizes urban renewal railroads health care and jobs while facing skepticism and late scheduling glitches from supporters and critics alike. Shapp plans to build momentum for a potential run in New York City in July.
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