Solar power platform in space could rival nuclear output
Boeing envisions an 18 mile long platform 22 500 miles out in geosynchronous orbit to harvest solar energy and beam it to Earth. The plan would need a massive space transport system and 40 to 80 billion dollars initial cost, with power equivalent to 10 nuclear stations. It faces political and legal hurdles, especially Law of the Sea proposals favoring one nation one vote.
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Local Newspaper Staff Roll Call at Siebenthaler Era
The staff positions listed include W. A. Siebenthaler Sr as President Elwood Richardson as Business Manager Paul J. Day as Executive Editor Frank R. Myers as Publisher General Manager Jim Mills as Managing Editor.
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Carter plan on civil service reform prompts wide debate
President Carter calls for a comprehensive overhaul of the federal Civil Service and notes state and local systems face the same problems of underwork, overpayment, and insulation from consequences. He cautions reform must preserve merit hiring at all levels, amid affirmative action, unions, and local payroll drives. The piece reflects on expertise and the memory of the righteous as context.
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Jets for Arabia a smart deal in a broader US view
Jeffrey Hart argues the Carter administration views selling advanced F-15 jets to Saudi Arabia within a wider regional battle against Soviet and Cuban influence, not as a simple Arab Israeli clash. He notes White House stance, warns of Africa and Persian Gulf implications, and calls for a clearer, broader US interest framework.
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Cathedral builders need our help in Washington
George F Will notes Easter tourism highlights the National Cathedral in Washington, detailing its 14th century Gothic design, rose window, flying buttresses, and massive columns. He contrasts civic grandeur with the limited public awareness and recalls stones linked to Glastonbury Abbey and Jerusalem. The piece also recalls Woodrow Wilson buried there.
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Cathedral Debt and Gothic Echoes in Washington
The piece argues that Washington monuments symbolize power and self interest while comparing the National Cathedral’s unfinished facade with rising Gothic works like Chartres. It notes debt from completing the nave for the Bicentennial and questions whether the National Cathedral will be valued by future generations as a sign of 20th century American values.
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The Real Meaning Of Easter Shared By Grandparents
A letter from Mr and Mrs Tom Baird describes their grandson Jonathan Hendey’s Easter celebrations. They contrast a playful Spring Surprise day with the Easter story of Jesus Christ, noting the joy of gifts and the church service.
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