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According to Green, money is “going begging” at the Economic Development Administration. Contact person for that organization is David Wenzlaff, P.O. Box 10053, Richmond. Va. 23240, telephone 804-771-2567.
Those who want in* formation on alcohol production rather than funding can write Dr. Harold Hughes at VPI in Blacksburg or call 703-% 1-6809 and ask for the packet on alcohol fuels.
An excellent book, “Fuel From Farms”, can also be obtained free as long as copies last from the Technical Information Center, USDOE, P.O. Box 62, Oakridge, Tenn. 37830.
Green said the book is also available for $4.50 from the Superintendent of Public Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office.. Washington, D.C. 20402. In writing to GPO, Green emphasized, be sure to ask for stock number 061-00000372-0 instead of'“Fuel from Farms.”
Col. E.C. Hooper from Orange County, who recently attended a national conference . in San Antonio, Texas, on renewable fuels had a final remark.
With all the new research into production of alcohol fuels, "what we’re seeing is an industrial revolution that’s trying to re-invent the wheel. The ancient Egyptians even knew about alcohol fuels. We’re just trying to apply that knowledge to modern day technology.”
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