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Show Sv DESOET NEWS, WEDNESDAY, 15, 1975 JANUARY A9 W ASLIINGTON (UPI) Another long, long year stretches ahead for Congress. It will likely end again in the Dicker of the Yule lights. Ihett is, however, one consolation. The congress siosal year will not be without its vacations. Even' before 'adjourning last Dec. ki. for a Christinas holiday which ended Tuesday, congressional leaders mapped oat a vacation agenda. Nobody can predict what the 94th Congress will do. But everyone knows when the 94th Congress wiii not be in session to do it. la congressional terminology, these absences are not called vacations. They are known as "uoniegislative periods. as They are defended perhaps rightly so breaks that senators and House members mid to return home, break bread with constituents and find out what fee folks back home are thinking. Probably most members of Congress do go home. mm SALE STARTS 9:30 AM. THURS. : But a surprising number return from nonlegislative periods with env vgenerating suntans even though fed dis -- Kts ut txoentming bdow-zer-u tempera arts uu xaiaan uau snowdrifts. mid-wint- er 4L 8 Other Europe or the mysteries ot tl e Oi ent i sc noble souk sacrifice the chance to no home tor trips (hat happen to take them to some of the nicer parts of the world. Presumably refreshed by the Christmas holidays. Congress will have to work a solid three we ks befj e taking its first nonlegislative R&a&ftSWLffiSi lUlPIii A LIGHTWEIGHT WARM BAG m It s m h n or t f Lincoln s faifedi whuh ais on area t re M rtf ted. Pen lit. Bui so lhai fe aft vi Congress w ill take off from Feb. 7 unul i eb. 1 . That wul be followed by fee easier recess 7), the Memorial Day recess (May (March 7), and 2). the July 4 recess (June then the daddy of them all, the August recess (Aug. 23-Ju- PLEASE! STOREWIDE STOREWIDE iy I CLEARANCE 3). 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Iven if atmospheric scientists develop ways to accurately predict the results of climate mollification efforts, There will still be the agonizing decision of whose climate should be preserved, whose improved and whose sacrificed. We have no international mechanism or institution or treaty for deciding what would be an overall improvement. . Should WASHINGTON man tamper with fee weather in an attempt to improve the lot of people facing some from disaster resulting changes in the climate? So far, scientists do not know enough about the at' mospheres complexities to explain why climactic changes occur, much less predict when they will happen. But it is known that man can affect long term weather A M pauvtao. And there is some hope feat meteorologists soon will be able to predict the kind of changes that bring on drought to lands already short of food such as in the Saiel region of Africa south of the Sahara Desert.' i&ut what should be done if sufih forecasts w'ere possible? The- issue was raised in an article in Science Magazine by W. W. Kellogg and S. H. Sena eider, both members of fed? climate project of the Nsjponal Center for Atmos- phene Research at Boulder, Cofo. They concluded it that wituld be dangerous to pursue climate conally large-scal- e trol schemes until their effects can be predicted with some reasonable assurance. That cannot now be done. , Te tamper frith fee system that determines the livelihood and life styles of people fee world over would bd fee height of irresponsibility we could not adequately frsee the outcome, Kel-kjand Schneider said. . OFF WWTS COlOH Pt. ... A r, mdl tVHGinil lisii isi ftil ttith (5Ui Medicated Creme. sttffe' the thosi-and- k of u&titftspsnsxji metabrsts ttek-Jarhut now they are dsscowrtrn a rfwMKfcrfu! Hci t iso f hrte. causes oti see. ttchin a scietcnin. c pm fl pm m nf aSfi e: i , JUBMMI-TYP- It. K PARKAiCOATS Ilia popular SNORKEl COAT that assures warmth. 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