Why should we save the whooping crane
National Wildlife Magazine devotes an April May issue to endangered species. Experts warn habitat loss pollution and human development threaten 109 U.S. wildlife species including the whooping crane bald eagle and timber wolf.
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American Wildlife
National Wildlife Magazine
National Wildlife Federation
U.S
Harry Goodwin
Goodwin
Puerto Rico
Lee
MIT study sinks Nixon energy plan Project Independence
The MIT analysis published in Technology Review argues that full U.S. energy independence by 1980s or this century is impractical due to prohibitive costs and environmental risks. It urges a modest aim to build domestic capacity to withstand external shortages while price signals drive development. The report backs skepticism about oil shale, coal gasification, and rapid expansion, and criticizes overoptimistic government goals.
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United States
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
MIT
Henry D. Jackson
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
American Chemical Society
Technology Review
Senior party plans at Mt Anthony Union High School
Bennington residents are urged to support the MAUHS senior party scheduled for June 14. A cash donation to treasurer Mrs. Peg Cook is requested, along with a baby photo for each graduate sent to Mrs. Joan Douglass. Include a self addressed stamped envelope for photo return. Co chairs Henry Harrington Adrian Lane thank contributors.
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Fire heavily damages Major Brown building on North Street
At 6:00 AM a fire struck the Major Brown building at 155 North Street. By 7:30 AM upper floors and attic were heavily damaged by fire and water. The structure, owned by George M. Hawks, housed Harold Thresher's auto accessories, R. Thurber's garage and auto dealership, and Ed Hill on the second floor. The blast of events includes local input on traffic and civic issues, plus notable historic references and a large 1949-1972 era timeline.
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Nixon real self tests GOP as moral outrage collides with real politik
The piece argues Republicans rush to condemn Nixon on morality masks self interest and fear of political survival. It contrasts private and public Nixon, noting indecision and humanity, while asking if morality drives the purge or if a grim public shock to Nixon being real will end the party.
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Hanoi
Cambodia
White House
Lyndon Johnson
John Mitchell
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