Hickel urges immediate U.S. action to save environment
Former Interior Secretary Walter J. Hickel argues for strong federal leadership on conservation and an aggressive shift from highway auto focus to mass transit. He advocates elevated rail, intercity lines, and a broad oil strategy, seeing oil from Alaska as essential to a national economy while stressing environmental safeguards. He reflects on his controversial Senate fight and frames his book Who Owns America? as a call to defend public interests.
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Noodle priest eyes noodle aid for Mississippi blacks
Msgr. Jon Ramantello, 72, known as the noodle priest, installed a noodle machine near Mound Bayou to test low cost high protein noodles for malnourished Black residents. He aims a pilot program to feed the poor and measure health impact with support from a predominantly Black farmers cooperative and local health center backed by Tufts University.
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