Ancient Drug Rites Kept Alive by Indians
In Santa Fe a peyote ritual continues among tribes despite opposition from tribal leaders and modernization efforts. The cactus is chewed to induce visions during gatherings of 10 to 20 people, led by a central figure with a cedar fire, corn husks, and water. Accounts from a white participant describe visions, while others note potential nervous system effects and vomiting. Estimates of users range from 30,000 to 130,000.
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Rio Grande Valley
Colorado
New Mexico
Texas
Mexico
Golden Gate Bridge
Pre School Education Seen A Necessary Head Start
New York reports highlight pre school programs for poverty children as essential to bridge early learning gaps. Johnson backs $150 million for expansion while cities like Providence Pittsburgh and New Jersey discuss local plans. Programs mix classroom work with parental involvement and field trips to foster familiarity with the middle class world.
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Ill
Wilmington
Del
Progress For Provience
South Providence
New Jersey
Richard J. Highes
Ford Foundation
New Zoning Ideas Promoted by Urban Land Institute Study
A new legal study by the Urban Land Institute and the National Association of Home Builders proposes flexible state and local zoning to curb urban sprawl. The plan favors planned unit developments with open spaces and clustered housing around common areas, backed by a Penn Law professor’s research and Chicago firm attorneys.
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National Association of Home Builders
ULI Bulletin
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University of Pennsylvania Law School
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David N. McBride
Chicago
Ross, Hardies
Babcock, McDugald and
Parsons
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Hitler’s treasures face fate in West Germany base museum
West Germany forms a seven member panel to decide the fate of 3,700 paintings 160 sculptures 6 000 coins and 9 000 books stored in Hitler era cellar at Munich's Bavarian Art Gallery Once returned to owners most Nazi era art will be allocated to museums or for government decor with a third group destined for the contemporary history institute for possible future exhibition.
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