Baylor Tries To Save Prairie From Parking Lot
Baylor University transplanted three acres of blackland prairie to its Natural Science Center to save a rare patch before construction. Students and faculty mapped the prairie and planned the move to recreate the ecosystem with 18 native grasses and animals. The prairie zoo will require about ten years to fully reestablish its original balance.
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America
Baylor University
Baylor
Prairie Zoo
Fred R. Gehlbach
Nixon quote misread as crisis tactic in Barber critique
Political scientist James Barber of Duke University argues Nixon may seek a new crisis to distract from Watergate. Barber cites a Nixon remark likening Americans to children, noting the fuller context urged independence, though the critical line is commonly omitted.
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Richard Nixon
James Barber
Duke University
The
Washington Monthly
Barber
Nixon
Cambodia
Senate
G. Harrold Carswell
Supreme Court
Dr. Spock
Where to get cancer data and insights from Dr Lamb
Reader asks Dr Lamb for cancer basics and specifics about colon cancer. The letter explains cancer as an overgrowth of cells and notes theories on causes such as smoking and diet. The American Cancer Society offers patient information and handouts to aid understanding and decision making.
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American Cancer Society, Inc
East 42Nd Street
New York
N.Y
Society
American Cancer Society
Hewspaper Enterprise Assn I
Guerrilla War Persists In Ireland Amid Despair And Unity
Dublin reports that guerrilla actions in Ulster persist amid widespread Irish bitterness toward violence. Both Catholic and Protestant communities detest killings, yet tiny factions continue armed resistance as peace remains elusive. Public sympathy trends toward a united stand against the guerrillas.
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Ernest Cuneo
Dublin
Ulster
Ireland
North
South
Ireland and its Irascible History In The Modern Era
Barbs notes Ireland in the current era faces industrial pressure and external cultural forces. The piece surveys Irish history as deceptively simple, argues Irish resilience and delays in recognizing wins, and warns 20th century machinery and media may threaten Ireland unless early control is maintained. The outlook frames Ireland as the most beautiful European country at risk from modernization.
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Republic of
Eire
Ireland
Europe
Baytown Sun Publisher and staff credits and notices
The Baytown Sun masthead lists Fred Hartman Lois Wadley Paul Putnan and others with roles including General Manager Assistant to Publisher Office Manager and Executive Editor. It notes office address 1307 Memorial Drive Raylona Texas and USPS post office classification as periodical matter T7528 with standard US Mail rates and Associated Press rights statement.
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Paul Putman
Leon Brow
Eeera
Raytown
Texas
Act of Congress
Memorial Drive
Raylona
P_ C. Ber
Raylown
Natimay
Gowers Advertising Service
U.S. Suburban Press, Inc
Coastal Poeifications
Associated Press
Republicetten
Olkerwine
Republicarien
Agnew aide Dunn draws scrutiny amid military ties and Haig parallel
Washington reports indicate Spiro Agnew's deputy chief of staff Major General John M. Dunn has risen rapidly in the vice president's office, stirring concern among Republican supporters about militarization and a Haig-like concentration of power. The piece also covers Nixon campaign tactics and a DOJ payola probe in the record industry.
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Washington
Spiro Agnew
John M. Dunn
Agnew
Dunn
Army
Alexander Haig
Nixon
Haig
White House
Kent Crane
Art Lohmer
California
Jack Easton
The
California Cam
Paign
Nixon Newswatch
L. Patrick Gray
FBI
Sound of Music Returns To Local Screen For Round Two
The Sound of Music circles back to theaters as a box office giant praised for scenery acting and score. Franklin Kellogg of Stowe Vermont recalls meeting Maria Von Trapp and confirming her real life ties and Vermont inn plans. The article celebrates the true life drama behind the musical and invites families to watch the film again.
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Baron von Trapp
Austria
Julie Andrews
Maria von Trapp
Franklin Kellogg
Stowe, Vt
Franklin
Marion
Bertha Kellogg
Highlands
I. L. Kellogg
Vermont
Von
Tonce
Oscar Hammerstein
Richard Rodgers
Oklahoma
Wilmington mood under pressure but not overwhelmed
The Wilmington area shows a nationwide shift with rising costs and changing relationships. Residents report higher grocery bills and utilities, tight housing, and development pressures while maintaining neighborly support and a more tolerant, open attitude despite upheaval.
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Wilmington
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