Bald eagle near extinction sparks call for protection
A passionate piece argues the bald eagle, a national symbol, is endangered by habitat loss and human causes. It cites the Bald Eagle Protection Act of 1940, amended in 1962, with penalties up to 5000 dollars and possible rewards for information, and stresses the need for public care to ensure future nesting success.
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America
West
Pacific Ocean
American Museum of Natural History
Washington
North America
Great Lakes
the Messenger
Appalachian Regional Commission
Columbus
Messenger Letter Responds To Editorial On Poverty
Readers challenge the Columbus paper and defend Tri-County Community Action Agency. They cite 1970 Census data on poverty in Athens Hocking Perry counties, describe programs like Operation Winterize and AORTA, and urge humane response over rhetoric.
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the Messenger
Columbus
Tri-County Community Action Agency
CAA
U.S. Census Bureau
Ohio Department of Economic and Community Development
Ohio
Athens
Hocking
Perry
Tri-County
Athens County
Hocking County
True Price Of Oil Is Something Else
Kuwait oil producers plan a December price schedule meant to look like a cut but will likely raise actual costs for buyers. The article explains posted price as a reference point behind royalties and other factors that determine the real price of oil.
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Kuwait
Persian Gulf
United States
Oil price shuffle by world producers stirs inflation fears
The article explains how royalties taxes and buy back schemes on oil shift costs to producers. It notes Saudi Arabia Iran and others raised rates yet kept posted price stable, resulting in higher company costs and higher sale prices. It argues for dialogue to halt price creep.
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Shah
Iran
Zaki Yamani
Saudi Arabia
Vienna
Ford
Kissinger
Treasury
William Simon
Youngest Ohio judge takes probate post in Findlay
Allan H. Davis, 31, elected Hancock County probate judge, defeating 61-year-old mayor John Sausser 12 607 to 5 137. Davis, previously a juvenile court referee, says youth may help bridge gap with youths and parents. Judge Payne’s death prompted the race. Davis succeeds Judge Diver.
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Findlay
Ohio
Common Pleas
Allan H. Davis
Hancock County
Davis
John Sausser
Payne
Ohio judge candidate vows juvenile detention reform
The incoming judge cites lack of juvenile facilities and aims to create a youth detention center. He considers publishing juvenile case details while keeping offenders’ names private and notes his 650 prior cases as a juvenile referee. He says a judge must adapt to needs and warns there are no simple solutions.
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Putnam County
Ottawa
Davis
ERA foes and supporters weigh fate of women’s rights amendment
Washington observers caution that the ERA may or may not become part of the Constitution in 1975 depending on 38 state ratifications. The piece questions ERA’s broad language, possible unintended effects, and political maneuvering, noting ongoing ratifications and potential Supreme Court scrutiny.
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Washington
League of Women Voters
Equal Rights For Women Amendment
ERA
North Dakota
North Carolina
Illinois
Missouri
Florida
Nevada
Indiana
Oklahoma
Arizona
Nebraska
Tennessee
Supreme Court
Congress
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