Eight Hundred Million Strive To Industrialize China
In a tight labor economy China sustains a August work schedule with 800 million citizens laboring to modernize the nation. Vacations are rare yet paid leave exists for family visits, illness recovery, and maternity. Factories run around the clock, and officials emphasize sacrifice to build a new society.
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U S aerial team maps the Amazon basin in Peru
An American mapping mission. Grumman Ecosystems and Petroleos del Peru will produce a topographic map of the eastern Amazon basin over three months using aerial photography, magnetometer sensing, and radar from two aircraft based in Iquitos and Pucallpa.
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Endangered plants in Texas face extinction threat
Conservationists warn that native flora may vanish as habitats shrink. Texas pistachio, unique to the Rio Grande Pecos juncture, is endangered after a dam flooded its habitat. The Rare Plant Study Center in Austin aims to cultivate and rehouse endangered species in parks and gardens.
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Animal Kingdom
Anders S. Saustrup
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Rio Grande
Pecas
Austin
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