Scientists discuss space solar power and trees as energy
At the World Solar Energy Conference in Paris delegates heard two U S scientists propose options to tap sun power via satellites in orbit and by cultivating solar plantations of evergreen trees. Peter E Glaser suggested 500 sun collecting satellites could replace oil for generators, while G C Szego proposed 200 square mile plantations to fuel a town of 210 with pollution free electricity.
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Teacher chief denies racism in Portland speech
Portland report notes United Federation of Teachers president Albert Shanker rebutted accusations of inciting racial hostilities between Jews and blacks. He told about 9,000 National Education Association delegates that racism exists in both white and black communities and must be opposed by all.
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1927 Mount Harm s contract limited wooing for teachers
Samuel M Barbiera found a 1927 Mount Har ens contract detailing rules for teachers in the vanished Lakewood area near Steamboat Springs. Women were banned from dating, could not marry, and faced strict dress rules, while men could court one evening weekly if they attended church. Pay listed as 120 dollars monthly.
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Three U S academies called ineffective second rate
U S Representative Leo J Ryan criticized West Point Annapolis and the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs as ineffective and second rate during a news conference on military spending. He argued the defense department should review undergraduate functions and noted academy costs up to 90000 per student versus about 12000 at UC Berkeley.
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Air Force captain sues over teaching removal at academy
Air Force Captain Lewis Moore, 28, filed a federal suit in Denver alleging academy officials conspired to violate his rights after he complained to Congress. He seeks a restraining order to block transfer options or resignation while his appeal to restore him to teaching is reviewed. Moore says he was removed from duties, sent to a psychiatrist, and barred from cadet contact and office access after his criticisms.
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