Wild horses decree fuels costly removal plan in Nevada
Five years after the Free Roaming Horse and Burro Act, wild herds across the West, especially Nevada, grow at about 20 percent annually. Debates arise over humane capture costs, with 8 000 to 10 000 animals to be thinned yearly to maintain 60 000. Captured horses stay federal property and cannot be saddled or sold, costing Nevada $300 to $400 per animal and over $2 million annually. Ranchers speculate about shipping surplus to Washington.
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Western States
Nevada
U.S. Bureau of Land Management
Washington
Capitol
Carter Meany strike a labor alliance for Carter
James Reston reports Carter and AFL CIO leader George Meany forging a strategy to win the 1976 election. Carter seeks labor support to carry big industrial states, while Meany urges unity against Ford and Nixon era policies. Carter veers from prepared remarks but wins tentative labor backing.
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Ohio
Illinois
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Ford
Kennedy
Johnson
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Congress
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George McGovern
Shoreham
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America
Nixon
Economic indicators questioned by Census data confusion
The article reports that Commerce Secretary Richardson resists correcting potentially flawed M-3 economic indicators, including unfilled orders, with Census Bureau economist John Bullock alleging substantial understatement and possible 14 year-wide errors affecting readings of recovery. It notes omitted graphs and a House subcommittee probe, plus political maneuvering over publicity.
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John Bullock
Bullock
Commerce Department
Pat Schroder
House Census
If Howard Cosell, why not Aptheker at Yale
George F. Will argues that Herbert Aptheker was invited to teach a seminar at Yale and that opponents misuse his Communist Party ties to claim persecution. He says Yale did not bar Aptheker and that the case exposes advocacy over scholarly merit, contrasting Aptheker with Eugene Genovese and noting Aptheker’s Marxist stance.
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U.S.A
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History Department
University
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University of Rochester
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