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1 SATURDAY APRIL 7 1984 III 1984 FORT WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM 3E I A APINECSISTOM Icohol it offer someadvantages over gasoline MWAY12 "MUM 1 By BILL SIMMONS the oil companies and am not trying to defend Sahli knight Ridder Neu SIT ice 0114 RIO' al I sintir atitn them The hard fact of the matter is that they poem By BILL SIMMONS KnightRidder Neu So ice I Your auto the oil companies and am not trying to defend them The hard fact of the matter is that they SATURDAY APRIL 7 1984 I 1984 FORT WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM 3E 1 A I dob ma em me qmAlinik I NEWJSIS oFrit don't make the profit they should If they did their stocks wouldn't he so underpriced as to invite the rash of corporate takeovers of recent months LOWS 271143 LINCOUI IV 5 110 $2 50 VoN ti tpoA 64 17 A Tit 104 HARD TO HOLD ce'r I 30 3 30 5 307 30 9 30 TERMS OF ENDEARMENT (PG) 2 00-4 307 00 9 30 UP THE CREEK (11) 1 50 3 50-5 50-7 50-950 MOSCOW ON THE HUDSON 'P 00 3 15-5 30-7 45 10 00 FOOTLOOSE (FG)DOLEY 1 00 3 10-5 20-7 35-9 45 WHERE THE SOTS ARE1 Dotes 200 4 00-6 008 0010 Or recently returned from a trip to Vancouver British Columbia Our taxi from the air port was using propane gas as fuel Upon questioning the driver said half the taxi fleet was converted and equipped to use propane fuel Although he did not know too much about mileage or maintenance he said the cab ran well On our tour through Canada we noticed many service stations with propane service Also in California there was a newspaper article about a banking or insurance company that had its fleet converted to methane along with several ties about alcohol fuels It is My understanding that alcohol has been used for years as'a fuel in Europe and Germany used it in its tanksand airplanes during the latter part of World War I would like to know why all this hoopla and 7'' baloney about neve sources of energy when we have had them for years Methane propane alco hol can all be manufactured from many things 'such asgarbage wheatgrainscoal and soon that cost a lot less than imported oil it has been Proven many times that cars perform as well or better with less pollution less maintenance and better mileage On these synthetic fuels The California newspaper article said conversion to methane costs about $300 a bargain for the advantages offered it seems to me is that the big oil Companies don't want these other fuels coming to market What would they do with their big tankers and refineries? How would they main taintheircontrivedstrangleholdonthepublic? What is going to happen is what Arco is drinf My 1973 Ford F-100 pickup probably is the best light truck of its age running todayAlowever 1 get only about 12 miles per gallon and am thinking of converting to one of the new '41 gas engines 1 had considered a four but felt they all would be underpowered I would appreciate your opinion of the various V711 engines available from the different manufacturers that might be adaptable to use in my truck and give me better mileage Marathon Fla A There isn't a engine available today that could be adapted to use in your truck without considerable expense on your part expense that probably never would be recovered by the savings in fuel costs I have the feeling that you are laboring under the misconception that an engine's fuel Collption has something to do with its number of cylinders vhich simply is not the case five-liter six is going to get just about he same mileage as a five-liter V13 The only way you're going to realize mileage improvement is to replacea big V-8 with a smaller one and even then he cost-ef feetiveness may be doubtful oilOtherwise gasoline hasa distinct advantage It is true that the Germans made extensive use of methanol fuels toward the end of Vorld 1Var but that was out of necessity because the Allies had cut off their supplies of crude oil Today Brazil uses significant amounts of methanol because its vast amounts of sugar production more than offset the cost of importing crude oil Propane gas on the other hand is a by-product of the oil-refining process and like gasoline requires crude-oil stocks to produce At the presentdue to a world glut of oil products there is an excess of propane which serves to keep the price down As with diesel fuel a decade ago the demand for propane is relatively small even in the best of times It is used mainly for cooking and heating primarily by people living in rural areas and by campers Ten years ago diesel fuel was used almost exclusively in heavy equipment such as locomo Oyes earth movers heavy trucks and stationary generators When the auto industry began to take diesels seriously in the late 1970s demand went up and so did the price Diesel fuel today costs about 20 percent more than unleaded regular gasoline If propane were ever to reach such a level of popularity which is unlikely because of the bulkiness of its storage system its price would also escalate significantly Please believe me when I say I have no love for now easing us into the use of methanol with its 10 percent mixture (in its gasoline) While on the subject what do you think of current Arco gas? Is it harmful? JMP Broomall Pa A First let'sset the record straight by pointing out that methanol twhich is a liquid: methane is a gas) like et hanol is an alcohol fuel Alcohol fuels such as methanol do offer certain advantages over gasoline: they burn at cooler temperatures and cause less pollution both inside and outside the engine They also have several disadvantages most significant of which is less efficiency Because they operate at lower temperatures their usable power output is about 25 percent less than an equal amount of regular gasoline But when methanol is mixed with unleaded gasoline in small amounts such as the 10 percent used by Arco and some other oil companies it tends to improve the final product in several areas cleaner burning higher octane rating and resultant better mileage When more than 10 percent alcohol is blended with gasoline ttie end result becomes increasingly negative and some deterioration of the car's fuel delivery system can occur At 10 percent or less there is little or no danger of this happening as extensive tests by both General Motors Corp and Ford Motor Co have shown Alcohol fuels are financially viable only in areas of the world where the raw materials to make them are more readily available than crude Eukss SHOWCASE HWY 183 WILSHIRE CENTER 283 3771 "LASSITER" I 15 3 20 5 25 7 30 9 35 "BLAME IT ON RIO" I 10 3 20 5 30740-9 50 CINEWORLD 4840 5 FREE0v AY FELIX 921-0671 "BLAME IT ON RIO" a I 00 3 05 5 10 715 920 "LASSITER" 1 30 1 30 5 30 7 30 9 30 "DC CAB" i 453 455 457 459 45 "SCARFACE" 2 15 5 20 8 25 ALL SEATS $100 4 IThealles11 ALL SEATS S100 Euless SHOWCASE HWY 183 WILSHIRE CENTER 283 3771 "LASSITER" I 15 3 205 25 7 30 9 35 "BLAME IT ON RIO" 110 3 20 5 30740-9 50 CHM Nal 4840 FREEv14Y FELIX 921-0671 "BLAME IT ON I 00 3 05 5 10 715 920 "LASSITER" 1 30 1 30 5 30 7 30-9 30 "DX CAB" i 453 45-5 457 45-9 45 "SCARFACE" 2 15 5 20 8 25 IBM Simmons skeleomes questions about ears and their maintenance send your questions to Auto Knooliow The Philadelphia Inquirer Box W263 Philadelphia Pa Mid Individual replies cannot be prmided) THAT DAILY PUZZLAR tP1Ss WORD GAME Editti by CLAY POLLAN LAUNCHING China launched its first Earth satellite in 1970 Sega's home video game doesn't compare with arcade Rear7ange 're ea L-e LN 1404301i FORUM mato owl geVTIC 1404301i FORUM litattoMWIANIO CHERRY LANE LAY FUT n------ z1r4t 2' 7 o'V 7se 7 s-- ibe --1: -Z----- gLZ--' AL --'N ADULTS S35004'6-30 IT 730 0 41( IN 1 4 6 NOW HIRING Watch for me "mum" Prv AND MOVES mak LA7- AL S00 EA -0' 300 34 mATVES litoP 00 34 IMO LUAQE By LOU HUDSON Star-Telegram Writer Video play I 1 I 11 WHERE THE BOYS ARE (R) EOSIN IT (II) 110XIA 5 0 KRUM 6 1111111110 ago a an 'Fr ADM SAME 6 daw 4 14 n1105303 TE SHQ6S 1 tR LAD SAME P( AD SAI4f MUM 6 1111111110 MO HARD TO HOLD 2 00-4 00-1 OD Se ova colia EDOILOOSE I5-53D Se DO A ER THE CREEK 453 45545 inn 49 9 45 WHERE THE BOYS ARE A It 45-4 013-6 00 001-1 1510 :5 RACING WITH THE MOON 112 45-3 00-5 :5 SZ 001-1 30-9 45 AGAINST ALI ODDS :12 45-3 00-5 30 SZ 004 WIC 15 2a to-11322 2 -I 107 45 9 45 AM -N (11-1 1519 :5 MOON 0014 399 45 'DOS I 19-1 00Ill 15 Up THE CREEK (11) tAy elderly aunt still climbed the fence to visit her neighbors I asked her why she didn't walk around the block -At my age" she snapped -I'm running of atvp 7cn1 s'ep I I A 7 ZAPPED (R) 6 4 L-HY-1 itf-7 lj 01021Z4g531 Lato Shows Al Shari 11211012130 11100 OR With 0 Cori nrne II SAIM a Cant Wall ShOOS10111 au 00 WWI 0 Cant Buck Rogers Piano of Zoom is the first game available for virtually all home game systems lintellivision doesn't count) plus the Adam computer At the same time it is produced by two different manufacturers Although all are licensed by Sega which made the' arcade' versions Sega doesn't make all the home games Coleco makes some And strangely enough Coleco does a better job it than the original developers That seems almost impossible since here's 'Sega with the arcade game in its back yard and it had to do was scale it down a little for the Atari 5200 and a lot more for the Atari 2600 Of course such thingsare not easy else we'd all be millionaire programmers And this game being one of Sega's first entries into the home market may have had something to do with it Instead of making a close clone of the original Sega opted for only part of the game That would normally be expected for the limited-memory Atari 2600 version but not for the 5200 with its oodles of memory But there it is While Coleco put just about the whole game on the ColecoVision the CV does have more memory than the offers a very limited contest There are a couple of more strange things about this collection The 5200 version has better graphic realism than the Coleco and the Adam computer tape doesn't have any better detail than the ColecoVision but there's a lot lot more of it) The 5200 version is a tougher game than the CV skill level one (and there's only one skill level on it tool As appears to be inherent in the 5200 system jhe color is better than the ColecoVision game -but the Adam tops them both The Adam version -however has its own problems associated with the digital tape pack that is used It takes longer to Adad recycle and reset But boy does it have a lot "bf memory The game itself? Well in the ColecoVision game its good for just about all levelsof skillThe Adam version also is good but it's tougher in the idiot modes I have to use At the same time it may not be as tough as the arcade game in its upper 'levels That's not my opinion mind you since I normally can't get to those ethereal levels anyway It belongs to one of my live-in technical advisers who says it's too easy a game There's no challenge after you get Used to it The Sega games are a disappointment especially since this is the company that gave birth to the concept The first three rounds are all on the planet's surface weaving in and out of the towers that are the trade mark of the gameThen you get into space The ColecoVision and Adam versions start out going down the Star Wars Death Star-type sequence then depehding on which system you're using put you into space on the planet's surface and back into the channels again this time with an occasional wall popping into your va And in the Adam version the famous towers are amazing in their complexity rivaling the arcade gameThey aren't any more detailed than the CV version there's just a lot more pieces of the puzzle on the screen There aren't any more picture dots per square inch of screen in other words but there are a lot more dots on the screen at once because of the amount of memory available in the system The memory also allows more spectactular crashes and explosions more colors more moving objects on the screen not as many flickering objects and a ball of fame option that allows you to make a permanent record of high scores Which brings us finally to the Atari 2600 version of the game Its about what you would normally expect from a routine 2600 game But it would have been nice to see it from an Activision or an designer because it likely would have been a much better game Don't rush out and blow a vTeks allowance on the thing unless you can find it on a clearance sale somewhere The CV version is worth having while the 5200 contest may be better left alone a while Better still go rent one for he weekend That's the best way to find out if you like any game Questions on video them to Video Play Fort Worth Star-Telegram PO Bo 180 Fort orth 76101 and Iii try to get them answered 11910 Fort Worth Star-Telegram 0 SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS Valise Ahead Nomad Entity MONTHS A vacation can fill so much of your year You take your vacation then get your slides bits and luggage all iii different MONTHS rR BELAIREI 44 I 1I2 2131 IT MADE ME LAUGH! 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A The US Public Health Service reports that the average American uses slightly more than 39 gallons of water each day Approximately 50 percent of the water used by the average Amerian family isused for flushing the family toilet After more than three years in Europe I hat developed a real taste for tea I ould like to find out how much tea the at erage American is drinking? A Tea industry surveys report that the aver age American is currently drinking about 122 gallons of tea each year Nearly 63percent of that is iced tea As a career woman a librarian I estimate that II hate earned about $290000 during my lifetime How does this compare ith the lifetime earnings of American men? AThe Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that the average American man will earn approximately $675000 during his lifetime The average American woman Will earn nearly $3-18000 during her years Asa retailermitha bigcollection problem with rubber checks I curious to know on a nationwide basis what percentage of checks written in America bounce? 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In a phone interview from Rome Leone disavowed a Hollywood trade paper's report that he was outraged by the Ladd Cos re-editing of his epic drama The Hollywood Reporterin a recently published interview quoted Leone as saying he was -deeply embittered- by the movies fate and wasconsidering removing his name from the picture Leone told the Los Angeles Times that he had never spoken with or heard of Giovanna Grassi tile Rome-based orrespondent who filed tile.