Ocean frontier recurs in series on seas and nation
In the opening essay Prof. H William Menard argues the oceans have shaped American history and remain a vital, evolving frontier for nations. The 16 part series, produced for Courses by Newspaper with UCSD and NEH support, traces humanity’s unfolding relationship with the sea.
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H. William Menard
Scripps Institution of Oceanography
University of California, San Diego
University Extension
National Endowment For the Humanities
Ocean frontier and the sea as future farm and frontier
H William Menard outlines how the sea can feed and power nations through farming the sea and sea farms. He warns of pollution and nuclear risks while urging restraint and responsible science. He promotes sea grant programs and a shift from landbased views to ocean stewardship.
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H. William Menard
Scripps Institution of Oceanography
Navy Electronics Laboratory
San Diego
White House
Congress
National Academy of Sciences
New England
Pole
Leviathan
Melville
America
Mediterranean
Byron
Oceans Our Continuing Frontier course series begins
The Gazette starts a 16 Sunday fall series offering two college credits through the University of Iowa. Enrollees must attend two discussion and two test sessions at Phillips Hall on the U of S campus on Saturdays after the 8th and 16th lectures. Wayne Prophet will lead and be available by toll free calls. Enrollment in six weeks. contact Center for Credit Programs for details.
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The
Gazette
University of Iowa
Phillips Hall
U. of S
Wayne Prophet
University
Center For Credit
Iowa City
Iowa
Novak to speak on Busing and Political Dilemmas at Coe
Social philosopher Michael Novak will lecture on Busing and Other Political Dilemmas at 8 p.m. Tuesday in Cherry Auditorium Coe College. The free event kicks off Coe Forums and Discussions with additional fall speakers including Ben Bianchi and G. J. Preston Cloud.
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Michael Novak
Cherry
Coe College
Novak
Ethnic Millions Political Action Committee
EMPAC
Harvard
Stanford
Old Westbury
Radar Unit Locations This Week
Radar units will be checked periodically during the week of September 12 to 18. Areas include Northeast near Kennedy school Weing road Circle drive NE Southeast near Washington school Bever avenue Third avenue Northwest Johnson avenue Ellis boulevard LaSalle school Southwest near Jefferson school area Sixteenth avenue Fifteenth avenue and Sixth street.
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Kennedy School
Weing Road
Circle Drive
Washington School
Bever Avenue
Third Avenue
Johnson Avenue
Ellis Boulevard
LaSalle
Jefferson School
Sixteenth Avenue
Fifteenth Avenue
Sixth Street
Cancer Society Linn county board to meet for 1976 installation
The Linn county chapter American Cancer Society holds the first board meeting of the year at Hallmar dining room noon Tuesday. David Cohn of Dearborn Brass will be installed as chairman with Dr. Robert J Barry as vice chair and officers Mrs. Jerome Jandik and John Bryant. Retiring president John Ferring awards certificates to leaders from last spring’s education and fundraising crusade. Bob Nance will present the final crusade report.
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Linn County
American Cancer Society
Robert J. Barry
Jerome Jandik
John Bryant
John Ferring
Bob Nance
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Mahan
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University of California
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Syracuse University
Sea
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Deepstar 4000
East Hall
Lowa
Coe
Rockefeller Foundation
Europe
Asia
Ivan Illich
Cuernavaca
Mexico
Vietnam
Paris
Stockholm
Sargent Shriver
George McGovern
Christian Century
Christianity and
Journal of Ecumenical Studies
Harpers
New Republic
Ben Bianchi
New York
G. J. Preston Cloud
Sigma Chi
James Polk
NBC News
David Broder
Washington Post
John A. Marquis
Sarah Marquis
Student Senate
Cancer Society
Hallmar
David Cohn
Dearborn Brass
Amana
Paul Novak
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