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The colonies would orbit at Becauseof the pecularities of libration point 5 (L-5)-a point gravity and rotation in space, in space where the gravities of O'Neill said, a colony dweller earth and the moon cancel out.'I could "mountain climb" toward the end of the cylinder until he AS HE illustrated his talk with reached the point where weight- slides and a film of proposed 'less, human flight was possible. space colony models, O'Neill, '48, described orbiting islands in The colonizers would grow pastoral, almost irresistable their own food-under optimum terms. agricultural conditions-in sep- One model offered a 19-mile- arate sections of the space col- long, 4-mile-wide cylindrical ony. world, rotating to create an O'Neill's chief selling point for earth-like gravity on the inside. the colonies is the opportunity Mirrors attached to the colony they would provide for "energy tions,"O'Neill predicted. "That seems almost inevitable." Fourteen years after the first colony is placed in orbit, said O'Neill, the total energy deliv- murders hearing (Continued from Page 1) EVERYONE involved in the VA investigation still considers i E would reflect sunlight into the without guilt." cylinders, and could be adjusted' The first task of space colon- to provide as long a "day" as izers would be construction of desired. large satellite solar power sta- "It would be possible to have tions. Built from lunar ma- industry running 24 hours a day, terials processed at the colony,I but with nobody on the night the satellites would convert un- shift," O'Neill noted drily. limited sunshine into electricity' Climate and seasons would and beam it to earth by micro-. also be controllable. wave, where it would be recon- verted into electricity. TREES and grass would grow in an idyllic setting, near rivers "THERE would no longer bej running in a 360-degree circle energy-rich and energy-poor na-j WH LIVE A LIFE WITHOUT MENG? erecu fromnspacewould match NEITHER Perez nor Narciso the case as "continuing." e peak capacity of the Aas have been charged or indicted Delonis described the deposi- kan pipeline. Two years later in the case, but merely named tion request "an interim mea- the delivered energy would as prime suspects, sure. The whole matter is still equal the total estimated ca- O'Brien then attacked Neely's under investigation." pacity of Alaska's oil-rich North statement to FBI agents con- Detroit FBI officials reported Slope. cerning Perez's actions. Neely that they are still looking Into was unable to recall the in- the matter. Assistant Special These energy incentives, the jection incident until he was Agent In Charge Richard Bret- space scientist predicted, may hypnotized and turned over to zing- said yesterday that they entice public utilities into blaz- FBI officials for questioning. are continuing the investigation. ing the space colonization trail. The attorney charged that "the It is proceeding and will con- An international consortium of possibility does exist that the tinue to proceed until we have private energy industries could agents used leading questions". resolved everything or until we profit from the solar power sta- "The evidence is tainted," he are convinced that there is noth- tions if they were willing to pool asserted. ing left to resolve.' a fraction of the funds already Delonis revealed yesterday anticipated for investment in that while Neely's testimony is HE REFUSED further c o m- energy during the next 25 years. Important, it is not the only ment. foundation on which his case is Since the dramatic rise in built "That (Neely's state- Snetedamtcrs "THE long-term limits to mut) "shat of it buttee respiratory attacks sparked the growth are generous almost to ment) is part of it, but there FBI investigation six months the point of absurdity," O'Neill is much moreythany what hap- ago, Perez has transferred to stated. Space colonies with a pndt r el. the Chicago VA hospital where "Hawaiian climate" are con- "THERE were 50 other at- she is involved in non-patient ceivable even beyond the orbit tacks we investigated," he said. care. of Pluto, the planet farthest But Delonis refused to elabor- Narciso is still working at the from the sun. ate saying, "As to what other local VA hospital, but she has people have told us, I can't been moved from the intensive say." care ward to Nursing Educa- He also predicted an era when O'Brien reported that he did lion, a department not directly all heavy industry is moved off not know what Delonis planned in contact with patients. the earth into space-resulting, to build his case on because Gary Calhoun, assistant to the perhaps, in a somewhat cleaner he doesn't "have any idea as hospital's administrator, s a i d life for ground dwellers. to what sort of information he yesterday, "In no way are we (Delonis) might have." implying anything about h e r O'Neill sprinkled his dry, hour- The suspects' attorney ex- (Narciso's) guilt or innocence long lecture with liberal doses plained that the case would be by that move." of statistics and charts, but the tough in that "the deposition Delonis "absolutely" refused precise cost of his grand scheme puts us at a disadvantage in to comment on possible motives remained somewhat of an enig- some ways because we really for the killings but speculated ma. have to be ready. in a very that Pratt would "hopefully short period ofetime. 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He implied,11 (Continued from Page 1" we believe each man has a right h owever, that precise costs are like forced busing 'cause he to go back to the Scripture and difficult to estimate until un- didn't like forced anything." read it for himself," Carter said. certainties of his plan are ironed CARTER maintains that much "That's what the voters should out.CATRmitistamuh'" of Wallace's bad image is a be able to do with Governor O'Neill's L-5 community may result of distortions by the me- Wallace-go back and read the lack a source of funding, but it dia. "They can give you a false man's words for themselves." certainly has a surplus of takers. idea of the candidates, whether The Princeton physicist said his they're conservatives or liber- mail is running 100 to 1 in favor als." 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