Wind power and solar energy ideas for future industry
A Massachusetts professor proposes wind powered ships to harvest Atlantic winds and a Northeast Corridor wind furnace system with government subsidies funded by oil company profits. The piece compares wind and solar approaches, notes costs and subsidies, and cites breeder reactors and solar collectors as alternatives while arguing energy independence remains achievable.
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Jimmy Carter
Sleepwalking and Its Surprising Realities
John Sinor muses on sleepwalking after researching medical notes and anecdotes. He recalls a wife finding him at the stairs and a cousin climbing furniture in his sleep while noting the calming cure is health maintenance and avoiding stress.
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Mother’s Day Musings: From Cards to Painted Towns
The piece recalls Mother’s Day roots per Anna Jarvis who warned against mere cards and flowers. It imagines celebrating mothers with lasting gifts and even a night out to “paint the town red” while joking about the day’s playful scenarios and gratitude.
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Cost of intelligence and public disclosure clash with secrecy
Stansfield Turner argues for releasing a single CIA budget figure while acknowledging the need for secrecy in intelligence work. He says a free society warrants informing citizens, yet warns full disclosure could threaten national security amid concerns about CIA credibility.
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NBC Defends Moscow Contract Amid Criticism and Deception Claims
NBC defends its Moscow Games contract amid critics accusing it of broadcasting Soviet propaganda. The network disputes charges about price, equipment left behind, and limited coverage, while pledging broader storytelling and freedom to report beyond sports.
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Davis Chase
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M.S. Ruckeyser Jr
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Robert Mulholland
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Students praise animal talk and school concert notes
A fifth grader thanks Bruce Peters for an animal lecture at Wildwood Elementary. A Springhill School concert features a French song but a pupil laments not understanding it. The Countryside YMCA fundraising release misstates totals, and Sea Explorer ship officer Steve Wysong conducts hospital bed elections by phone. Nomination drive for Reach Out recognition ends soon with broad participation urged.
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Wildwood Elementary School
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Steve Wysong
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Foster Parents Honored on Mother's Day by Butler County Welfare
A letter from the Children’s Services Division thanks Butler County foster parents for their unselfish service. The writers praise foster mothers for opening their homes and hearts to children in need and urge a special Mother’s Day acknowledgment.
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Butler County Welfare Department
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