Solar heat cheaper in big buildings by 1980
A congressional study says solar energy could become the cheapest heat and hot water source for large buildings by 1980 if electric prices rise, with homes, offices, and shopping centers increasingly using solar energy. It cautions most buildings will still need backup from central plants or other fuels.
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Leasing offices in banks sparks inquiry
A House subcommittee charged the OCC and FDIC with wasteful leasing of office space from supervised or insured banks. Agency leaders said leases were separate from regulation and denied impropriety. Rep. Rosenthal urged savings of over 750000 by using government buildings.
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