Eddervale Geese or Foxes Plight Draws EPA Help
The Fish and Wildlife Service struggles to reestablish the Aleutian Canada Goose on Agatta Island as Arctic blue foxes prey on the birds. The EPA plans to supply agents with M-44 tubes to battle 15 foxes by late summer, a move praised by Farm Bureau officials but raising concerns about predator control rules.
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United States Fish and Wildlife Service
Aleutian
Agatta
Big Brother” Environmental Protection Agency
Richard W. Owens
American Farm Bureau Federation
EPA
Fish and ‘Wildlife Service
Fish and Wildlife Service
FWS
Owens
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Caynies
Snheepmen
Wit's End Theory Has A Leak
In the mid 1920s physiologist Ivat Payley demonstrates a dog salivation reflex via bell ringing. A Ohio housewife reports a chaotic family response to her announcement dinner triggers and odd routines, culminating in a silent table as the phone stops ringing and a joke about a "lead" in the family’s routine.
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Erma Rombeck
Ivat P. ‘Payley
Firma Bamberk
Ohio
Detroit
Erma
Miserats
Public opinion supports Taiwan relations amid China debate
In a poll spanning late March to early April, Americans favor continuing diplomatic and defense ties with the Republic of China on Taiwan and oppose breaking off relations for concessions to Communist China. The piece argues public sentiment exceeds media discussion in backing Taiwan.
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Ralph de Toledano
Copley
Washington
State Department
China
Peking
Republic of China
Taiwan
Asia
Pacific
U.S
Red China
Gallup
United States
U.s.republic of China
Soviet Union
Carter
Sevser Union
Capital Fare The Wonderful Season
Andrew power writes of spring’s Good Season across the northland, describing milder weather, bloom, and renewed optimism. He notes baseball, gardening, and outdoor joys, with playful satire of politicians and delays, and a light celebration of nature’s return.
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Andrew Power
Washington
Northland
The
Republic
Wausau
Wis
Hibbing
Minn
North Pole
Africa
Middle East
Boston Red Sox
Jass
Victim Compensation and Old English Justice Ideas
The piece explores medieval Germanic and Anglo Saxon fines as a model for victim compensation for violent crime. It compares historical wergild to modern proposals, noting federal support for funds to aid victims and debates over punishing criminals through labor. The author cites cost concerns, civil liberties issues, and the potential for convict labor to fund restitution.
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Kevin P. Phllips Washington
England
Alfred the Great
Wessex
Northumbrian
Towas
New York City
Migger
Hir
Mao
Congress
House Judiciary Committee
American Bar Association
IGT
Detroit
Houstay
Jmenment
Harvard
Charles Mee
Bronx
United States
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Liberty or violence on the right
A Buckley Buckley era discussion features Axel Springer and Bernard Levin debating East German repression and Soviet rule. They compare Nazi and Stalinist camps, condemn political imprisonment, and warn that liberty versus tyranny defines modern politics. They argue for freedom of speech, reading, movement, and the dangers of Eurocommunism.
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William F. Buckley Jr
Bernard Levin
The
London Times
Axel Springer
United States
East Germany
Belgrade
Marshall
Vienna
John Vorster
South Africa
Levin-Springer
Levin
Soviet Empire
Springer
Republic
Rummelsuucg
Hoheneck
Cottbus
Burton
Belsen
Ravensbruck
Dachau
Simul
Stalin
Bradenborg
Buchenwald
NATO
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