Now Or Never: Nation Gears To Guard Earth Life
Editorial notes the Kennedy moon goal and Nixon environmental push, forecasting a need for simple automated pollution monitors. Chemical and Engineering News predicts a rapid 15 percent annual growth in pollution instrumentation through the 1970s, totaling around $1 billion, with auto exhaust tools peaking near $30 million yearly by 1976 and stationary-source measurements nearing $40 million by 1989. The piece urges a shift from grand exploration to safeguarding life on Earth.
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1970 Traffic Loss Down After 25 Years of Rise
National economic loss from highway accidents fell by about 375 million in 1970 from 1969, though total losses reached 16.2 billion. Deaths and injuries declined for the first time in a decade thanks to safer car features such as collapsible steering wheels and seat belts, despite more collisions overall.
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Dissension Smolders In Supreme Court Chambers
Washington insiders describe fierce backroom discord among nine Justices, with Chief Justice Burger clash ing over decisions and Warren’s era cited for contrast. Warren’s persuasion led to unanimous rulings on school integration and one man one vote while Burger faces fragmented opinions. Footnotes note Nixon era shifts and broad draft concerns amid youth rebellion and war resistance.
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Dear Dr Lamb Cyclamates and Carrots Advice Column
A reader asks about cyclamate safety for a pregnant woman. Dr Lamb states no human birth defect evidence from cyclamates and injections in mice used to test toxicity, recommends confidence in prior use not affecting children. Another reader shares acne remedy via carrots and notes vitamin A and liver health. the column cautions on fat intake, eggs, and digestion with medical associations weighing in on eggs per week.
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Expert Plans Today's Play
Expert analyzes a bridge hand planning play around a club read and hearts to maximize tricks. He considers ruffing clubs, trimming trumps, and using dummy hearts to force four or five heart wins, aiming for a 10 trick result with precise defense and heart and trump breaks.
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Card game bidding puzzle西 two diamonds as response
In a bridge bidding problem the sequence is West North East South Pass Pass You South hold 8 VK 10765 PAKQS4 BAZ. You are asked what to do now after partner prefers two hearts. The recommended answer is to bid two diamonds only, as your hand isn’t strong enough to jump in a new suit. The solution notes that the partner’s preference to two hearts guides the response. Tomorrow’s question will present the continuation.
Laughing philosopher Democritus linked to modern science
Quick Quiz notes Democritus as the laughing philosopher and father of modern science. It also defines ironwood as a name applied to different trees in various countries, with no single fixed species.
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Golden Rule Deepens James Cash Penney Tribute
New York AP profile marks James Cash Penney’s 96th birthday and death in February, examining whether his success stemmed from applying the golden rule. Penney recounts early struggles, the Kemmerer store origin, and the vow to serve the public with fair value and honest service. A butcher shop anecdote illustrates early challenges in applying the doctrine.
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How's Your Vocabulary Across Puzzle Set
A word puzzle list with across and down clues covering Zephyr vapor rain term history meals waste allowance container and more. Includes nouns suffixes languages rivers birds and scientific symbols, inviting solution of themed crossword style clues.
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