Population Control Urgency Drives Birth Rate Debate
The article argues population growth accelerates with 2 to 5 million years per billion, predicts the fifth billion by 1987 in 12 years, and warns of famine and disease. Growth centers in Third World nations with urban supercities looming, prompting calls for birth control to avoid social unrest.
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Yamal Siberia to Europe gas pipeline compared with Alaska route
Energy analysts compare the Yamal Siberia to Alaska proposals, noting higher delivery costs for a 3500 mile route and questioning European ability to afford gas. They flag price uncertainties, long distances, and reliance on Soviet supplies as key risks for Western Europe.
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Reagan Revolution Dead in Politics Says Observers
Washington observers say hopes for a Reagan era upheaval are over as policy shifts on taxes and Taiwan arms sales show a pragmatic drift. The split unfolds with liberals backing and conservatives opposing the new approach, revealing a shift rather than a true ideological overhaul.
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Cat Club urges ethics in CSRA breeders and CFA ties
Edward C. Leichfarth, president of The Masters' Cat Club in North Augusta, urges public contact for cat purchasing guidance and ethics among breeders. The group, aligned with the Cat Fanciers' Association, aims to curb backyard breeders and protect buyer welfare and value received.
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Those Were the Golden Days of Smoking and Tax Surprises
Ashley Sees It notes forecasts miss a Reagan Kennedy O Neill tax reform of over 90 billion dollars with a heavy cigarette tax rise to 16 cents per pack. The column recalls wartime ad campaigns and smokers memories while urging smokers to quit as taxes rise and health costs mount.
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