Woman Launches Campaign To Save Whales
Margarine lipstick pet foods and shoe polish share a link says Joan McIntyre. She started Project Jonah to protect whales dolphins and porpoises and has influenced US and Canada to limit whaling while leading a children’s crusade across North America and Europe. She aims to study whale communication and warn of extinction within three years.
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International Whaling Commission
Canada
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Project Jonah
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Russia
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Maria Von Trapp finds more than wealth in fame
Von Trapp discusses lasting impact of The Sound of Music after its 1965 success, noting fan letters and therapeutic effect on people. She recalls skiing, family life, and health struggles, including diet attempts and a nun aspiration, while reflecting on the Trapp Family Singers' enduring popularity.
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Maria
Hovte
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Ily Ledee
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Yale
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Four Mile
Crass
Baran von Equator
Trappr
Trapp Jsuce
America
Austria
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Home Repair Q and A on Shellac Spill and Floor Care
A reader asks about alcohol spill on a dining room floor and a possible dry rot risk. The response notes wiping spills immediately prevents staining, then using steel wool and denatured alcohol to remove stain, refinishing with a thinned shellac, and sanding to match. It adds dry rot risk is limited to unusual cases and suggests ongoing roof shingle maintenance with linseed oil and turpentine.
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Painting with rollers and brushes tips and land grant colleges
The column covers storage tips for painting tools noting that solvents evaporate over time and suggesting keeping tools in solvent only if used next day. It also mentions the Morrill Act of 1862 creating 71 land grant colleges and universities in the United States and explains why they are named land grant.
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Mier
United States
World Almanac
Newspaper Enterprise Assa
Farmers and ranchers urged to monitor costs in 1973
Texas economist Wayne Hayenga of the Agricultural Extension Service warns that while gross receipts may rise, production expenses are climbing fast. He cites 7 percent national cost increases in 1972 with higher figures expected in 1973, driven by seed feed and livestock costs, labor rents and interest.
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Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Wayne Hayenpa
Texas
Hayenga
Rio Grande Valley
Hayenge
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