Solar Energy Costs Look Set to Fall Versus Nuclear
A United Nations backed study says solar power will be cheaper than nuclear by 1988 with lower initial investment. It cites current solar costs around 270 dollars per megawatt hour, projected to fall to 24 in sunny sites and 30.41 in mixed conditions, while nuclear is seen rising to about 48 dollars per megawatt hour. The report, released at a UN conference and funded by the National Science Foundation, discusses wide energy and development implications.
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Ruling Expected on Airline Records in Antitrust Case
US Magistrate Jol Giles debated a Braniff and Texas International bid to force government subpoenas to credit card firms. The move seeks records to show thousands of Southwest passengers charged with American Express cards, arguing interstate travel could subject Southwest to Civil Aeronautics Board regulation amid a five year fight over Texas routes.
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