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NATIONAL CENTER FOR crops being used to make alcohol to run the But in terms of hardware that can be APPROPRIATE TECHNOLOGY machinery, protein by-products of the alco made available to the poor, NCAT hasn't hol plant being used to feed cows, and cow done much so far, says Kepler. An example manure being used to generate gas to fire in this area is a brochure describing a ther the-alcohol boiler on cloudy days when the mostat timer for people who are inclined to HON. RON MARLENEE solar collector isn't able to provide suffi leave their heat turned up at night to avoid OF MONTANA cient process heat. waking up to a cold house. It describes. how, If the demand is there, why can't private for $10, it is possible to make a simple timer IN THE HOUSE OF. REPRESENTATIVES enterprise come up with the technology? that will automatically turn the heat down Monday, March 31, 1980 Kepler has a ready answer: "An awful lot at nigl,lt and turn it up !n.the morning. The of things private enterprise does grows out brochure is available free from NCAT and e Mr. MARLENEE. Mr. Speaker, I has been distributed all over the country wish to submit to the CONGRESSIONAL of government research. Government spends $30 billion on research and develop: and reprinted in magazines such as "Handy RECORD an article by Frank Adams ment a year, much of it with private compa man."
plete units are from Mexico, not part of the ticle announcing the tr~e agreement SOVIET JEWS' STRUGGLE control system. signed in Moscow, but also the text of REMEMBERED AT PASSOVER U.S. TV manufacturers have, meantime, the communique issued by the two increased their share of the American market to .almost 85 percent, compared to 66 countries. Let there be no doubt about HON. MICHAEL D. BARNES percent a little over two years ago. Produc the new Nicaragua now; it has sold its soul to the Soviets. OF MARY~~ tion climbed by one-third to almost 8.4 mil IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES lion complete sets in the 12 months through. The articles follow: Tuesday, April 1, 1980 last June, against two years earlier. [From the New York Times, Mar. 23, 198.0J Paradmcically, however, the U.S. TV man ufacturing industry's work force has kept •Mr. BARNES. Mr. Speaker, Jewish dropping, because of the growing volume of NICARAGUA LEADERS SIGN PACTS WITH SOVIET people throughout this Nation and the incomplete set imports, industry spokesmen UNION world are now celebrating the f es ti val say. of Passover. In the spirit of this holi· Despite the U.S. production gain, compact Moscow. March 22 If no one railroad bids on all the proper "(f) EXPEDITED TRANSFERS.-<1> The Secre court shall determine, after a hearing, ties, the bill would then direct the Secretary tary shall, within 90 days after the date of whether the proposed purchase is-· in the to develop proposals for the sale of portions enactment of this subsection, develop a pro public interest. In making its determination, of the ConRail properties in Connecticut posal for transferring the rail properties of the special court shall consider- and Rhode Island. In this case, the Secre the Corporation located in the States of "< I> whether the purchase will further the tary would also have to make the determi Connecticut and Rhode Island