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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1974

Page

10

Solar power could solve U.S. energy woes soon

Washington reports a major shift toward solar energy for heating and cooling. Experts including Loyd Herwig of the NSF predict commercially available solar systems for homes within three to five years with federal support continuing. A National Science Foundation workshop in Arlington showcased firms like TRW, GE, and Westinghouse, noting four large school programs as early successes.

Washington Loyd Herwig National Science Foundation United States Dre. Herwig S. David Freeman Arlington TRW Systems Redondo Beach General Electric Westinghouse Osseo Mino Warrenton Boston Baltimore

Noise in sleep tied to frequencies not loudness

Three American scientists reported that certain sound frequencies disrupt sleep more than volume. Low pitched noises like snoring disturb slow and fast brain waves, while high pitched sounds affect only fast waves, with repeats causing morning forgetfulness and fatigue. Plans to use findings for airport timing and indoor noise assessments were discussed.

Ly Elias Antar PARIS World Health Organization European Common Market U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Levére Levere Joyce Friedman Department of Psychiatry The

No magic cures for shortages warned by Stanford professor

Stanford biology professor Paul Ehrlich told the Senate Commerce subcommittee that science cannot provide panaceas for looming shortages. He argued the core issue is rising environmental costs of nonrenewable resources, not imminent depletion, and that political and social action is needed.

San Francisco UPI Science America Stanford Biology Paul R. Ehrlich Science and ‘Technology Senate Commerce’ Committee Stanford

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