Provo’s Roger Billings champions a hydrogen economy
Utah inventor Roger Billings, a BYU graduate turned entrepreneur, promotes a hydrogen economy powered by water and hydride storage. He has hydrogen powered cars on the road, a bus system in Provo, and plans for a hydrogen home and farm, arguing mass production and distribution are the main challenges.
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Baby in Capitol Office Sparks Debate on Work Benefits
Sacramento California游客 John Vasconcellos办公室迎来13月女婴 Sierra 与母亲 Susan Lange一同上班 母亲坚持带娃上班以避免请保姆 其同事及秘书表示这是善意的福利 但也引发对工作场所专业性的讨论 Sierra与母亲在国会大厦内互动带来“拥抱和亲吻”的温情场景成为报道焦点
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Garry Davis pursues world citizenship and faces trial
In a fifty year arc, Garry Davis renounced U.S. citizenship in 1948 to become a world citizen who advocates global government. He founded a world administration, staged publicity stunts, and has been arrested repeatedly. Now back in the United States, he continues promoting the World Service Authority and its world passport while asserting Americans should consider a world constitution and duties beyond national loyalty.
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Logan Performs Debut at Rainbow Grille in 40 Year Musical Theater Spotlight
Director Josh Logan, 68, recalls a storied career at Rockefeller Center as his supper club set features three young singers Suellen Estey, Jeff Richards, and Howard Ross. His rendition of September Song draws thunderous applause while the piece also mentions world citizenship issues surrounding Garry Davis and exiled Cameroonians.
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Bowhead whale wins big battle in U S policy clash
Washington sources say the Commerce Department will not object to an IWC bowhead whale ban imposed by scientists, leaving the government division and Eskimo subsistence hunters in a tense stalemate. Eskimos claim native rights while conservation groups fear stock depletion threatens Bowhead survival. The IWC ban would start the new year.
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