Conversion Energy Just Waiting To Be Harnessed
Washington AP experts at a three day bioconversion conference say renewable energy lies in organic matter and wastes. They urge stepped up pilot projects, economic study, and more international cooperation while noting biomass may offer a cleaner alternative to nuclear and coal for developing nations. ERDA plans an experimental microbiological conversion plant at Pompano Beach Florida.
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William Carey
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Donald A. Dever
Biomass Energy Institute
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Dever
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Chalmer G. Kirkbride
U.S. Energy Research and Development Administration
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School Violence Highlighted By Ashcroft Speech
Assistant Attorney General John Ashcroft told the Missouri Association of Secondary School Principals that school crime is a major issue. He cited $600 million in annual vandalism losses and over $1 million spent by St. Louis School District to prevent crimes, urging discipline and career programs.
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French Elect Commies Hold Narrow Regional Edge
PARIS AP The Socialist Communist alliance won more than half the vote for regional councils for the second weekend running, a setback for Giscard d Estaing. Results from 1775 of 1863 districts show 905 seats for the leftist alliance and 870 for the government. several districts yet to report typically favor Communists. Trans port Minister Marcel Cavaille lost a Toulouse council seat to a Socialist. Concorde's future not tied to the vote.
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Gaullist Union of Democrats For the Republic
Marcel Cavaille
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Cavaille
Testimony Resumes Today In Hearst Bank Robbery Trial
Patricia Hearst's government rebuttal testimony resumes as she nears recovery from flu. Judge Carter plans closing arguments by Friday. Witnesses including Dr. Kozol continue, defense doubts her availability, while Hearst’s health impacts the pace of the trial.
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Harry Kozol
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Kozol
U.S. District Court
Oliver J. Carter
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Randolph A. Hearst
San Francisco Examiner
Catherine Hearst
University of California
Carter
Symbionese Liberation Army
Hibernia Bank
Gulf official indicted again over campaign gifts
A federal grand jury charged Claude C. Wild Jr. with willfully approving $5,000 in Gulf money to Senator Daniel Inouye and $2,500 to Senator Sam Nunn, amid a Gulf slush fund scandal. Wild, Gulf VP for government relations, faced two felony counts with up to two years and $10,000 per count.
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Watergate Special Prosecutor's Office
Richard M. Nixon
Ingaye
Nunn
U.S
William B. Jones
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