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He disagreed with burdening later genera
tions with nuclear waste, especially when soci
ety could easily eliminate the energy source
using new, innovative sources.
Hydropower shows promise as a new ener
gy source, but problems exist because flooding
often results from the damming of waterways.
he said.
"There has to be a better way," he said.
"We have to find it or create it."
To create new power sources, people must
apply creativity to currently existing technolo
gies, he said. If individuals are willing to
make the commitment, solar panels may pro
vide the energy source of the future, he said.
Childs said if public figures were to show
support for solar power, the public would
soon follow in their support.
"Did you know that Jimmy Carter put solar
panels on the White House and Ronald Rea
gan took them down," he said. "If Presideit
Clinton was to put the panels back on, that
would be a great symbolic gesture."
He said it will take broad action fromtlii
government, corporations and other public iiv
terest groups to make any drastic change in
the way the country uses energy. But peoplt
can make a difference on a local level, he said
"It is literally as simple as turning off tk
light switch when you leave the room,"In
said.
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Maco Stewart referred to U.S.
interim Sen. Bob Krueger, U.S.
Reps. Joe Barton and Jack Fields,
and Texas Treasurer Kay Bailey
Hutchison as the "PAC-Man
team."
Clymer Wright said since
Krueger, Barton, Fields and
Hutchison promised to fight for
spending hundreds of billions of
dollars for the superconducting
super collider, they will have to
vote for "pork" projects for other
Senators.
Barton, Fields and Hutchison
spoke at the meeting, but Krueger
cancelled, saying he had to stay in
Washington, D.C. to cast votes on
President Clinton's economic
plan.
The May 1 election is for the
seat left vacant by Lloyd Bentsen,
who became treasury secretary.
In other campaign develop
ments:
— Krueger said Hutchison
"shows a reckless disregard for
the truth" in her statement that
she was the only elected official to
fight a state income tax.
Mrs. Hutchison, the state's
treasurer, makes the claim in a
television commercial.
Krueger, a Democrat, said, "It
is hard to find an elected official
in Texas — Democrat or Republi
can — who supported an income
tax."
Mass grave found af at Iraqi Amry HQ
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
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was found last week on the site of a former Iraqi army headquarters 1
Irbil in northern Iraq, two humanitarian organizations reported Moit
day.
Local Kurds looking for scrap among ruins of a military compla
found the grave, the first found in an area not under Iraqi control, at
cording to Middle East Watch, a division of Human Rights Watch, ami
Physicians for Human Rights.
The groups said the find underscored the importance of humai
rights researchers having access to all Iraq
A memorandum signed by Iraq and the United Nations, allowing
such exploration by non-governmental organizations, expires this
Wednesday and may well not be renewed by Iraq, they noted.
Andrew Whitley, executive director of Middle East Watch, told The
Associated Press that the area formerly was headquarters of the
5th Army Corps in what now is the "no fly' zone" of northern Iraij,
home of most of Iraqi Kurds.
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