Whaling in Blandford Highlights Global Whale Crisis
Nova Scotia writer reports on the finback slaughter at Karl Karlsen plant, Canada’s ongoing whaling industry, Japan and Russia consuming most of the kill, public opposition led by Canadian writer Carley Mowat, a court case over undersized whales, and the moral argument to save whales amid dwindling populations.
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Tom Tiede Blandyord
Nova Scotia
NEA
North Atlantic
Blandford
Karl Karlsen
United States
Canada
Tokyo
Japan
Russia
Criics
Carley Mowat
New Brunswick
Mowal
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Mowat
Karlsen
Theologian urges churches halt construction and cut wages
California theologian Rev. Dr. George Rupp told a National Council of Churches assembly that churches should stop building new facilities and cap salaries to reduce resource use. He urged simplicity and frugality, warning growth cannot continue, and faith should redirect energy toward minimally resource-intensive endeavors.
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Dallas, Tex
California
George Rupp
University of Redlands
Rupp
Rupe
General Assembly
The
National Council of Churches
Paul
Charles Anne Taken To Task In Fashion And Hunting Spat
In London Prince Charles and Princess Anne face criticism over clothing style and hunting habits. Tie Manufacturers' Association head urges Charles to emulate royal fashion flair of his uncle the Duke of Windsor. Anti hunting groups rebuke Anne for ox hunting as the public mood shifts with the silver wedding. Meanwhile Platte Center Lions Club hosts Santa Claus visit with a pre event movie and refreshments.
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London
Prince Charles
Princess Anne
Waller
Koby
Tie Manufacturers’ Association
Duke of Windsor
Britain
Bonnie Prince Charlie
Royal Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To
Cain
Princess Ante
Anne
Brian Seager
Platte Center
Lions Club
Santa
Townr 2
Pam
Fischer Eyes U S Title Defense Against Spassky
World chess champion Hobby Fischer hopes to defend his title in the United States against Boris Spassky. He said Spassky would not have much of a chance and that he would play if the money is good enough. Potential site mentioned includes Las Vegas.
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Los Angeles
Hobby Fischer
United States
Boris Spassky
Fischer
Spassky
Reykjavik
Iceland
Fisher
Beverly Hills
Stanley Rader
Las Vegas
Nev
Powdered printer soap hits Boone plant with wide reach
A Boone Iowa plant on Arden Street churns out nearly half a million pounds of Schultz Laboratories printer soap yearly. The 19 ingredient secret formula, designed to remove ink and rinse away residue, serves major newspapers and national titles across the United States. Schultz, founded 1899, is led by Richard Schultz amid ongoing secrecy to protect the formula. The article notes evolving newsroom ink-free trends yet continued demand, along with reflections on amnesty for Civil War era reconciliation.
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Boone, Town
Arden Street
Boone
Washington
Atlanta
Pittsburgh
Minneapolis
The
Wall Street Journal
Better Homes and Gardens
Schultz Laboratories Inc
Walter KE. Schultz
Ames
Richard Schultz
Wchard
New York Times
Schultz
Re Julte
T Hat
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Remington Shaver Guarantee
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Cons
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Pero Leary
Lady Remington
Legonds
U.S
Iowa
Congress
South
Wwavariaare Vacéi
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Woolworth
Ihele Taille
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