Acid rain and its global impact on ecosystems
Air pollution. Acid precipitation results from SO2 and NOx emissions, lowering rain pH from 5.7 to 4.0 in New England and 2.1 to 3.0 during storms. It harms lakes, fish like trout and salmon, and soils, with Norway Sweden and the Adirondacks showing severe effects. Cornell researchers study brook trout tolerance and restocking with Temiscamie strain, while calls for global emission reductions grow.
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Sweden
Norway
Great Britain
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Adirondack
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New York Sate College of Agriculture and Life Sciences
Dwight Webster
Carl L. Schonfield
Temiscamie
Cornell
Quebec
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Webster
Schonfield
Norwegian Institute For Water Research
Waikiki Wedding opens at Stark Theatre with Crosby and Raye
Bing Crosby Bob Burns and Martha Raye star in Waikiki Wedding a tropical comedy of love and music opening today at the Stark Theatre. Ellen Gordon of North Bennington earns 60 from a blue coat essay contest ranking sixth among 90 000 entrants at the high school assembly. Francis S Irons opens with remarks. J R Walsh Harvard economist lectures at Bennington College on organized labor as a crucial current movement. Gregory Bimbo Playotes celebrates his 13th birthday with a spaghetti dinner. Fraulein Philo Alsamer a German teacher studies local schools under a Federal Administration Project. Roy C Denley elected chairman of the Bennington Republican Town Committee. 10 YEARS AGO May 4 1967 notes on ecumenical school time religious instruction plan and Girl Scout activities. Alice Miller joins the state Department of Education as consultant. Historical notes list 1855 first women’s hospital in NY 1932 Capone enters Atlanta penitentiary 1942 Battle of the Coral Sea begins.
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Bing Crosby
Bob Burns
Martha Raye
Waikiki
Stark Theatre
Ellen Gordon
North Bennington
Francis S. Irons
Gregory
Bimbo
Playotes
Peter Playotes
Main Street
Fraulein Philo Alsamer
Sinclair Cummings
Gage Street
Roy C. Denley
Union School Board
Ruth Lack
Shaftsbury
Bennington
New York City
Chicago
al Capone
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
United States
Vermont Legislature Finishes Business Lets State Budget Lie
In a pointed Vermont opinion, the Legislature completes its year and heads home while New Hampshire wrangles a possible budget. The piece mocks New Hampshire’s delays and lauds annual sessions, criticizing the Senate as nonperforming and calling for reform.
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Vermont
New Hampshire
House
Senate
State Senate
Carter breaks pledge on energy and White House staff
The piece argues President Carter failed to decontrol natural gas as promised, then inflated staff growth to defend the pledge. It cites a 608 White House staff total, with 129 detailees, and asserts deceptive explanations and political expediency justify the widen gap to the 357 target. It warns of further evasions and calls out fine print rhetoric.
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Louisiana
Texas
Milton Friedman
Carter
White House
Lyndon Johnson
Carter Mailroom
Ball Park
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Isaac Witkin
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