Leash on despoilers saves San Francisco bay
Editorial lauds Ronald Reagan signed law creating a public interest focused commission to regulate shoreline development. It notes bay loss from pollution and landfills, cites private interests opposed to controls, and urges balanced use of environment to restore and preserve natural assets.
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San Francisco
Los Angelenos
America
Pacific
San Francisco Bay
California
Ronald Reagan
The
Bay
Women lead the way in new rights push across nations
Virginia Payette notes women push for power from UN Human Rights to NOW, with Rita Hauser in the U.N. role, Bernice Gera seeking umpiring, Jan Dietrich as an airline pilot, and the Female Liberation Movement rallying against male privilege. The piece surveys legal battles and public campaigns for greater female access to jobs and leadership roles.
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Rita Hauser
Nixon
U.S
United Nations Human Rights Commission
Betty Friedan
National Organization For Women
YMCA
Bernice Gera
Gera
New York
Biddeford Saco Journal Contact and Rates Notice
Biddeford Saco Journal lists publisher W Paul Casavant and editor E P Ingalls. Rates payable in advance: one month 2.60, six months 15.50, one year 31.00. Member of the Associated Press. Entered as second class at the Bard Maine post office.
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Biddeford
Maine
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Telephone Business Depts
Aco
Associated Press
Ap News
B Rd
Rivers Rules Aides And Gives Orders In The Pentagon
Washington column notes Lucius Mendel Rivers as House Armed Services chairman asserts power over the Pentagon and disapproves of freshman Mario Biaggi's Marine probes. It cites a $2.5 million Safeguard build at NORAD and a top secret FBI study on the NORAD complex.
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Ly Jack Anderson
Washington
Lucius Mendel Rivers
Gumville
S. C
Mario Biaggi
D-N.y
Rivers
House Armed Services
Pentagon
Camp Jeune
S.C
Biaggi
Bronx
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House Armed Services Committee
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Senate
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Cheyenne Mountain
Colorado Rockies
Air Force
FBI
Maurice R. Reilly
Gen. Reilly
Cheyenne Mountain Complex
Safeguard
Gumnville
Should Keep Mac’s World Private From Public Air Anxiety
By Don MacLean in Washington he voices fear of air travel amplified by alarming reports from air traffic controllers. He recalls personal flying experience and criticizes public disclosure of mental strain among controllers, including a psychiatrist’s findings of fatigue and distress. He ends abruptly, noting his own discomfort.
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Tm S
New York
Palm Beach
Fila
Italy
Chile
W. Wayne Sands
Des Moines
Chicago
O’hare
Micro scoops on Camille and space rumors
The text jokes about hurricane Camille, Paris peace talks, and astronauts being kept busy. It mentions rumors of quarantine for astronauts and a playful confession of licking an Apollo stamp this morning.
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Apollo
Space engineers build $6,000 to $10,000 Rincon prototype home
A Rincon Indian reservation house by 12 aerospace engineers uses fiberglass composites to imitate adobe and tile surfaces. The project, led by Ray Lamontagne and Alan Novak of Material Systems Corp, aims to commercialize the design with a target price of 6K to 10K, with plans for a small factory and external interest from a New York firm.
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Bruce Biossat
Washington — On
Rincon Indian ‘Reservation
San Diego
Rincon
Yale Law School
Ray Lamontagne
Alan Novak
Material Systems Corp
Joseph Elman
New York
MSC
Lamontagne
Novak
United Nations Critique on Security Council Inaction
Russell Kirk argues that the United Nations Security Council, unable to affect Israel, China, Russia, Vietnam, or even South Africa, behaves ineffectively. He warns sanctions against South Africa will fail and U.N. lunacy demands U.S. leverage to salvage the institution.
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Russell Kirk
United Nations
Theodore Roosevelt
U. N
U.N
Security Council
Israel
China
Russia
Vietnam
Republic of South Africa
Southwest Africa
South Africa
United States
Virgin Islands
Britain
Bermuda
Africa
Congo
Biafra
Attorney Edwara Carr Drives Legal Aid Mission
Edwara W. Carr, chief attorney for New York City's Legal Aid Society, builds volunteer staff to serve neighborhoods several nights a week. He believes access to legal protection for the poor is essential and urges deeper work to root out exploitation by ensuring education and skills for a full life, grounded in a biblical call to justice.
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Edwara W. Carr
Legal Aid Society
Carr
Nixon’s Summer Bench Job Boosts Vacation Write‑offs
The Needle notes Nixon’s summer White House work bench allows vacation time to be written off as a business expense. It mocks a Californian split over whether the trip signals holiday potential or national trouble. It suggests a 30 day summer trip signals strong business, while noting San Clemente views Nixon as a major tourist draw.
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White House
Nixon
Washington
San Clemente
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