Yellowstone fires spark debate over park policies
The article argues that allowing natural fires in Yellowstone and surrounding wilderness is essential to ecosystem health. It links fire suppression to greater risks, notes community opposition, and warns that total suppression could wreck the park’s natural character and tourism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone National Park
Wyoming
Simpson
Wallop
Friends of the Environment
Interior
Donald Hodel
Park Service
Yellowstone
The Politics of Wilderness and Yellowstone
Craig Allin argues for viewing national parks and wilderness areas as natural ecosystems. He warns against turning wild spaces into theme parks and notes the high price of preserving nature in an increasingly artificial world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone
Kansas
Nebraska
Yellowstone National Park
Yellowstone Canyon
Craig Allin
Cornell College
Grinnell College
Princeton University
Local Fire and Police Log Highlights Weekend Incidents
The log records multiple incidents from Friday night to Sunday including medical emergencies at addresses on Fourth, Second, First and Brookland drives, a faulty smoke detector on 16th Ave SW, smoke odor investigation on 38th St NE, and a defective fan motor on Brookland Dr NE. Police note an exhaust pipe issue on Johnson Ave NW and a gas flush near First Ave NE. A burglary entry at Preston Terrace Ct SW occurred late Saturday or early Sunday with $750 in items taken, plus $800 in goods stolen from 3220 H Ave NW and tools valued over $690 from 651 19th Ave SW.
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Fourth Ave
Second St
First Ave
16Th Ave
38Th St
Johnson Ave. NW
Golf St. NE
Preston Terrace
19Th Ave
Peace Walk ends with memories and reentry reflections
An American delegation in the 1988 Soviet American Peace Walk returned to Washington after three weeks in the USSR. They held a two day reorientation to process experiences and said goodbye to Soviet friends amid mixed feelings about bureaucracy. The final event was a peaceful demonstration in Red Square against nuclear testing.
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Karin Stein
Washington
Washington, D.C
U.S.S.R
Soviet Union
Red Square
Moscow
Kiev
Latin American Women Speak on Cornell College Tour
Latin American women will present on Thursday at 11 a.m. in King Chapel Cornell College as part of the Midwest tour "Clear Vision, Clear Voices." Speakers include a Guatemalan weaver a Mexican farmer and businesswoman and a teacher sharing experiences on marketing cooperatives self-education health care farming and the arts as political voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
Clear Vision
Clear Voices
King Chapel
Cornell College
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National Park Service
U.S. Forest Service
National Parks
National Forest
The
Forest Service
Weather Bureau
Cooke
Silver Gate
Gazette
Coe
Cornell
Mount Mercy Colleges
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Brookland Dr. NE
H Ave
Petale
Alot
Kellogg
Iowa
Erly
ADAMS
Adams Row
DACRON/WOOL BLAZERS
Ang
Richman Brothers
Westdale Mall
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