Nature and Man Share Blame for Polluted Dolores River
The editorial argues both nature and human activity pollute streams. It notes the Dolores River picks up salt at Paradox Valley, where a deep salt bed turns freshwater into seawater like water. If a federal study succeeds, a dam conduit and tunnel could divert the river to keep downstream water cleaner.
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Nature
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation
Paradox Valley
Colorado
Dolores River
Colorado River
Dolores
Mexico
Air conditioning saga tests productivity theory in Virginia
Virginia Payette recalls a chaotic July installation as four units through walls yield pink-dusted chaos, mismatched walls, damaged windows, and a revolving crew. She muses that even with rising productivity, a home full of brick dust and delays colors daily mood and economic optimism.
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Virginia Payette
Keystone Kops
Press Free Fight and Castro Chile Notes
The piece highlights arson against Dan Hicks Jr.’s Madisonville Tennessee weekly and calls for donations to replace damaged equipment. It also reports on Fidel Castro’s private critique of Chile’s Allende, citing CIA notes about uprisings, military loyalty, and U P leadership tensions in Santiago.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Tennessee
Dan Hicks, Jr
Hicks
Democrat
Madisonville
Tenn
John Peter Zenger
New York
Dan Hicks
East Tennessee
P.O
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Chile
Salvador Allende
Allende
Castro
Santiago
Central Intelligence Agency
U.P
Popular Unity
CIA
Nixon’s tricky campaign tactics draw mixed reactions
columnist notes Democrats accuse Nixon of running on his record while he cites it as strength. Nixon’s strategy irks reporters and rivals, yet supporters credit his proven results. he muses about hypothetical shifts and predicts a dull race unless Nixon changes pace.
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Don Maclean
Washington
Theij
Nixon
Agnew
Henry Kissinger
McGovern
George
George McGovern
Washington News Leave Is Taken Of 50 Year Family Home
A Washington correspondent recalls a family home held for over fifty years, detailing memories of a father, mother, and siblings. The piece reflects on leaving a house filled with Christmas trees, letters from 1890, and decades of rituals that defined a shared life and community.
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Bruce Biossat
NEA
Washington
Chicago
Old Citadel
Who will lead the Democratic Party after November 1972
Russell Kirk weighs the future of the Democratic Party after McGovern's likely 1972 defeat. He questions whether leadership passes from Humphrey Muskie Kennedy or Daley and considers Wallace as a fringe option. He warns against a New Politics radical wing and predicts a temporary eclipse with eventual new leadership and focus on major issues.
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American Republic
George McGovern
McGovern
Alf Landon
Barry Goldwater
Yesteryear
Humphrey
Muskie
Mayor Daley
Edward Kennedy
Kennedy
Teddy
Henry Jackson
George Wallace
McGovernites
Fmm Ohio
Adullam
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Warold
Yuri Grodetski
Alex
Ivanov
Leonid Brezhnev
Dickies
Biddeford
Saco Journal
Adams Street
Maine
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Telephone Business
Associated Press
Mac's
Henry
Meddlin
Russia
China
Armera
Sargeant Shriver
Tom Eagleton
Vietnam
Washington News
Democratic Party
By Russell Kirk
Congress
Adlai Stevenson III
Ofllinois
Americans For Democratic Action
Wallace
Ava
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