Geothermal energy eyed as major future power source
UPI reports UN official Joseph Barnes says geothermal indications exist in over 80 nations and could outpace petroleum in importance within 50 years. The United States designates geothermal sites on federal lands, with projects at The Geysers, Long Valley, and Imperial Valley, amid environmental concerns and a 132,000 megawatt potential by 1985.
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Lee Mitgang
UPI
New York
Joseph Barnes
United Nations
Barnes
U.N
United States
Nixon
U.S. Interior Department
San Francisco
Mono Lake
Imperial Valley
Interior Department
Environmental Policy Act
National Science Foundation
Walter J. Hickel
U.S
Don’t Feed DES Warns Washington County Cattlemen
Washington County cattle and lamb feeders are urged not to feed diethylstilbestrol DES as of January 1, due to severe legal penalties and sensitive FDA residue tests. ISU Extension expert Bill Zmolek promotes implants as a legal alternative, noting implants cost 12 to 18 cents for three 12 mg doses and can boost gains 8 to 15 percent while improving feed conversion 5 to 11 percent.
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Washington County
Jim Frier
Frier
Federal Food and Drug Administration
Bill Zmolek
Iowa State University Extension
Zmolek
Washington County Extension Office
Playing politics with POW issue
UPI commentary notes high administration officials insist no Vietnam peace deal until Hanoi drops political conditions on POW releases. Kissinger’s optimism gave way to November protocol changes, shifting from a nine point framework to insistence on political terms for POW freedom. Nixon privately tightens stance, demanding cease fire and a broad settlement with all parties, asserting ultimate responsibility.
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Stewart Hensley
Washington
UPI
High Administration
Vietnam
Hanoi
Henry A. Kissinger
Defense
Melvin Laird
Saigon
South
Nixon
Paris
Kissinger
Indochina
South Vietnam
Harry S Truman
Winter white sales offer real bargains
The piece notes winter white sales for sheets towels and other textiles with bargains on irregular and second quality items. It explains minor defects and how to assess selvage edges plus ideas to reuse sheets in home décor. It also mentions careful examination before buying and practical uses for sheets.
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Lois Warme
Iowa State University
Warme
Parkview Home Welcomes Two New Residents in Wayland
Two new residents Fanny Reschly of Crawfordsville and Kenneth Goff of Washington Care Center join Parkview Home in Wayland. Also noted are Cal Clark returning from Mercy Hospital, a National Turkey Convention report from Dallas with local attendees, and community notices including a 25th wedding anniversary dinner and a newborn Jarod Leland at Memorial Hospital Mt. Pleasant.
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Laurence Shaffer Wayland
Fanny Reschly
Crawfordsville
Kenneth Goff
Washington Care Center
Parkview
Wayland
Cal Clark
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Dallas
Texas
David Roth
Benji Roth
Dick Yoder
David Eichelburger
Gerry Beachy
Dickey’s Prairie Home
Kenneth Miller
Miller
Dean Kauffman
Willis Alliman
Dale Richenberger
LaVerne Graber
Jarod Leland
Memorial
Youth Fellowship Weekend Brings 100 Attendees
One hundred youth from different churches attended a weekend event sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Klopfenstein, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kauffman and the Rev. and Mrs. Nick Kassebaum. Participants: Kim Fort, Jocelyn Graber, Christa Smith, Carmen Roth, Pam Wagler, Joy Neil, Phil Wagler, Loren Hirsch. They discussed How Young People Can Be the Salt of the Earth and enjoyed ice skating and tobogganing before returning home Sunday evening.
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Gerry Klopfenstein
Joe Kauffman
Nick Kassebaum
Kim Fort
Jocelyn Graber
Christa Smith
Carmen Roth
Pam Wagler
Joy Neil
Phil Wagler
Loren Hirsch
4 H Club Elects 76 Chickadees Officers at Henderson Home
The 76 Chickadees 4 H Club met at the Henderson home with Peggy Richardson as president Sally Henderson as vice president Angela Hornung as secretary and LuAnn Palmer as treasurer. The meeting opened with the pledge and roll call on a question about appearance. Judy Henderson spoke on Good Manners and Betty Stoutner distributed materials and 4 H record books. Refreshments were served after the session. BRIGHTON England UPI A letter mailed with a trading stamp handed out by a grocery store reached this coastal resort city three days after it was sent from Fiji postal officials said.
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Chickadees
Sally
Judy
Joyce Henderson
Peggy Richardson
Sally Henderson
Angela Hornung
LuAnn Palmer
Judy Henderson
Betty Stoutner
Brighton
England
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