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Senator Bentsen says space solar stations could supply electricity within 15 years, cutting costs from $200,000 to $13,000 per kilowatt hour. NASA plans six stations by century's end, with fusion research advancing. He warns a serious national energy shortage remains and transition to new tech will be gradual, urging conservation and diversified sources.
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Pap Scherwitz noted sports writer dies in 1949
Tan Light Jah witnesses mourn the death of George Tenald Pap Scherwitz a longtime sports writer for the newspeiper and former sports editor who retired in late May services held today. He mentored many young writers who gained fame in boxing and was a founder of the Monday Morning Quarterback Club, leaving a notable imprint on regional sports journalism.
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Quality Justice in Wade McCree Remarks
Wade McCree voiced comments on quality and quantity of justice in government, noting expansion of papukirantral over structures and society. He warned increased court recourse as rules are applied, urging responsibility to protect access to the courts and uphold standards.
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Buckley on Israel and Olympic politics in 1980
The piece argues that Israel could be excluded from Moscow 1980 Olympics as part of a Soviet strategy to leverage political influence. It cites Buckley, notes SBC TV NBC bids, and frames a broader clash of nations, with predictions that the United States may not attend. It discusses Zionism, apartheid analogies, and calls the Olympics a venue for geopolitical maneuvering.
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Weapons Tech Sparks New Cold War Era Shift
Jeffrey Hart argues Soviet espionage rose with Western tech gaps. He cites Rosenbergs and Gouzenko, notes Cuban spying attempts, and mentions Boyce case. Hart previews a quantum leap in weapons tech with cruise missiles, neutron bombs, and MX missiles, stressing advances in accuracy, payloads, and sensors.
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