Desert solar power plan could feed nation with 1 million megawatts
A University of Arizona team proposes a national solar power facility in the Southwestern desert along the Colorado River. The plan envisions 5,000 square miles of desert panels heating oil to steam for turbines, storing heat in molten salt, and using waste heat to desalinate water. Demonstration could occur within two to three years with a 1 000 megawatt station possible a decade away.
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Reagan and Nixon on Welfare and Withdrawal Dispute
Reagan criticizes the Family Assistance Plan as expensive and expansionary while praising Nixon’s overall instincts. He urges pressure from Republicans to influence policy without attacking the president, warning Nixon may struggle to back away from FAP. He notes GOP inertia in several states and fears Nixon’s commitment to FAP could hurt the 1972 election.
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NBC Cut Prompts Viewer Protest Over Senator Segment
A caller to Dave Beagan’s Here And There accuses NBC of dropping the acclaimed Senator segment featuring Hal Holbrook from The Bold Ones. The letter writer, signing as For gotten Mother, pleads for reinstatement and laments missed Mother's Day gifts, urging readers to show appreciation to their mothers.
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Dangerous Move In Congress On NATO Policy
Washington report outlines Democratic pressure on foreign policy as Mansfield proposes a 50 percent pullback of U S forces in Europe. It warns such steps could endanger NATO cohesion and trigger a war authority clash between Congress and the President. The State Department opposes unilateral withdrawals and favors mutual reductions with the Warsaw Pact.
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Nixon May Stay At Home In Reinvigorated Campaign
Washington column discusses February poll showing Muskie leading Nixon 44 to 39 and outlines Nixon's intensified media push including TV appearances and policy moves. It notes Muskie's leftward label debate, campaign staff optimism, and Daley Meany polling influence shaping the race.
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Nixon’s campaign tactic favored small towns over cities
In 1968 Nixon staff understood that greater public exposure worsened his standing. They scheduled radio appearances and chose a campaign route through small towns and farming communities, avoiding major urban centers to limit negative impact.
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