Earth's heat powering 16 nations geothermal energy
At a United Nations seminar 250 delegates from 12 countries discuss geothermal energy as a widespread clean cheap energy source. U.N. official Tsvi Meidav predicts hot underground rocks could surpass coal oil and gas in total energy. Nations listed include the United States Mexico Nicaragua El Salvador Chile Iceland France Italy Bulgaria Hungary Turkey the Soviet Union China Japan the Philippines Indonesia New Zealand and Kenya.
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Tsvi Meidav
U.N. Resources and Transport Division
Meidav
United States
Mexico
Nicaragua
el Salvador
Chile
Iceland
France
Italy
Bulgaria
Hungary
Turkey
Soviet Union
China
Japan
Philippines
Indonesia
New Zealand
Kenya
Barnea
U.N
Ethiopia
Indy type racers may join Formula 1 in select fields
The Commission Sportive Internationale in Paris approved Formula 2 and American Indianapolis and Formula A cars for Formula 1 events when primary machinery cannot fill the field. Dan Gurney welcomed the idea, noting drivers like Mario Andretti or Mark Donohue could compete after experience. Grand Prix season starts January 28 in Buenos Aires, with a potential Indy car debut at the March 3 Grand Prix of South Africa.
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