Attitudes Toward Hunting Shapes Debate Across Nation
A University of Michigan study by William W. Shaw shows hunting views arise from a mix of upbringing experiences and education. The anti hunting movement grows while younger hunter numbers drop, urging wildlife managers to target non hunting wildlife values to gain broad public support. National Wildlife Federation
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The General Accounting Office Stands Independent
Independent auditors Perhaps it is to be expected that in an age of apathy the public will not concern itself overmuch with reports of extravagance and waste by those responsible for public resources. The GAO spends almost all its time investigating federal expenditures and reports to Congress, earning a unique respect from file clerks and department heads.
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Lilienthal urges bold energy shift from coal to fuel
David Lilienthal criticizes U S energy policy and urges rapid private public action to build coal conversion plants. He cites a 1951 plan for a large scale plant and warns against inertia timidity and delayed decisions. He argues momentum and proactive investment can reduce dependence on foreign oil and expand national energy capacity.
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Ford Sets a Dangerous Precedent for NYC Bailout
John Lofton Jr argues President Ford abandoned his October pledge against federal bailouts by proposing short term NYC financing. He warns the move could invite future bailouts for other cities and questions the administration’s credibility and restraint. He cites CBO and AEI studies contrasting New York's finances with other cities.
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Southeast Asia power struggle pits China and USSR for hearts and minds
Analysts in Bangkok and Peking say China and the Soviet Union compete for influence as the United States withdraws. A balance role for the U.S. may reemerge, with potential military aid to Thailand Indonesia and the Philippines. North Vietnam and Hanoi loom as decisive regional actors amid insurgent and interbloc pressure.
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Salt damage to trees from road deicing study warns of urban loss
University of Minnesota researchers report road salt harms trees and shrubs along highways in Minnesota. Soil and tissue salt buildup threatens boulevard plantings, with risks rising as Dutch elm disease and drought interact. The three year study, done with the Minnesota Highway Department, urges salt tolerant species, better drainage, and targeted maintenance to mitigate costs and aesthetic loss.
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Tax Aid to Local Governments Shapes Minnesota Property Taxes
Irv Anderson discusses how state aid to local governments and school districts affects property taxes in Minnesota. He cites 1975 76 aid figures for towns like Big Fork Blackduck and International Falls, notes increases in school foundation aid, and explains how state takeovers of medical costs and homestead credits shift tax burdens away from property taxes.
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