Florida Citrus Blight Fights With Satellite
Florida citrus growers plan a large replanting program aided by satellite to combat a blight that could wipe out half of the state's 60 million trees in a decade. About 25 000 acres are barren. 90 percent of nonproductive trees may be replaced. An NASA official will discuss satellite detection with leaders in Lakeland. The disease affects all citrus areas. experts seek infrared or future satellites to spot early signs. Florida is a major citrus producer forecasting 175 million boxes of oranges and 860 000 acres planted.
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Miami
Florida
Florida Citrus Mutual
Tom Osborne
Osborne
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Houston
Tex
Growers’ Cooperative
Lakeland
Sunshine
State Agricultural Research Center
Lake Alfred
Herman Reitz
United States Department of Agriculture
Sunshine State
Pictures by Thomas Eakins Found in Fort Washington Home
About 18 photographs believed taken by Thomas Eakins, famed American realist, were recovered by art historian Ruth Bowman in a Fort Washington house once lived in by his associate Thomas Anshutz. The images include nude male studies and anatomy class scenes. archives officials note one duplicate print and other works echo Eakins’s documented subjects.
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Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts
Anscutz
George Luks
Robert Henri
William Glackens
Ruth Bowman
New York
Anshutz
Inlaw
Edward Anshutz
Philadelphia
Chestnut Hill
Bowman
Eakins
Pennsylvania Academy
Epileptic activist leads Rhode Island disability rights drive
Providence resident John Gormley, an epileptic and coordinator of Disabled Liberation of Rhode Island, helps curb employment and schooling barriers for the disabled. The group pushes reduced transit fares and anti discrimination laws while seeking jobs and insurance plans. Gormley cites struggles with prejudice and the need for first chance opportunities.
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Providence
John Gormley
Gormiey
Providence, R.I
Disabled Liberation of
Rhode Island
Gormley
Liberation
Napoleon
Alexander the Great
Julius Caesar
Dear Abby and New Yorker Letters Stir Debate on Nudity and Forgiveness
Readers comment on morality and hypocrisy from a Dear Abby column. A mother’s plan to expose children to nudity prompts advice to visit art museums. A reader questions forgiveness after an affair while noting ongoing marital strain. Additional letters praise routines and challenge Lincoln's reference to his mother.
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Abby
Italy
NEW Yorker
Florence
Michelangelo
David
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Nancy Hanks Lincoln
Sarah Bush Johnston Lincoln
Mutual fund woes spark questions on market impact
The report argues the mutual fund industry faced a tough year with $50 billion in redemptions since May 1971, reducing funds available for stock buys and possibly dampening market momentum. BED claims fund redemptions reveal limited influence on prices, while Sindlinger notes consumer confidence lags market moves and warns Dow above 1000 could precipitate a sharp pullback.
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New York
Mup
BED
Dow Jones
Wall
Wyman Pushes 50-Mile Fishing Boundary Extension
Rep. Louis C. Wyman urged extending continental limits to 50 miles to curb harassment of American fishermen by foreign vessels. He cited incidents near Isles of Shoals and damage to lobster gear, with Coast Guard patrols noting about 30 East German vessels but no violations observed. He also seeks laws to curb illegal imports of fish caught off the U S coast.
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Hampton
N-H
Louis C. Wyman
R-N.h
Wyman
Lloyd Hughes
Rye Harbor
Isles of Shoals
Coast Guard Cutte Active
Open Heart Mother Delivers After Surgery in Everett
In Everett Massachusetts Claire Devanna 21 underwent open heart surgery and eight hours later gave birth to a 6 pound 12 ounce daughter. Edward Devanna praised his wife saying she has real spunk as the family welcomed the newborn.
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Everett, Mass
Edward Devanna
Claire
Pastor Named For Bible Baptist Church Pastor Grathwohl
Bible Baptist Church of Saco at 144 Ferry Road has called Rev. Carli J. Grathwohl as pastor. He brings years of mission work with the Conservative Baptist Association of Maine and previously organized the Saco church. A reception in Old Orchard honored the Grathwohls and noted a new era of growth ahead.
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The
Bible Baptist Church
Ferry Road
Saco
Carli J. Grathwohl
Grathwohl
New Church Missionary Program
Conservative
Baptist Association of Maine
Bible Baptist Church of
Grathwoh
New York
Pennsylvania
Maine
Tle
Carla
Salvation Army Hall
Old Orchard
James Miller
First Baptist Church of
Wallace Sutton
Arthur Johnson
John Beauregard
Grathwohls
Clark Cole
Branch of the Vine rummage sale at Kennebunk Baptist Church
The Branch of the Vine class of the Kennebunk Baptist Church will hold a rummage sale at the church on Thursday Oct 20 at 9 30 am Coffee and muffins will be served at 9 am.
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Kennebunk
Kennebunk Baptist Church
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Downtows Biddeford
Dear Abby
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Abigail
Business Mirror
NYSE
Albert Sindlinger
Sindlinger
Devanna
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Electrolux
Quinn
I! Saco Ave
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