Youth Poll Reveals Low Action On Pollution Issues
NEA distributed summary reports from a Gilbert Young Post survey of 300 U.S. youths aged 14 to 22. While most express concern about pollution, only 19.2 percent have taken any action in areas like solid-waste disposal, littering, and cigarette pollution, with sharp regional and issue contrasts.
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NEA
Oklahoma Christian College Coed
America
Gilbert Young Post
Emory University
Atlanta
New York City
Pye
Northwestern University
Saad
New attorney seeks mistrial in Van Houten case
In Los Angeles, new defense counsel for Leslie Van Houten plans to move for a mistrial or sever the case from Charles Manson, Susan Atkins, and Patricia Krenwinkel after six months of court sessions. The Van Houten jury has been sequestered, with her former counsel missing since Thanksgiving weekend. A county grand jury also weighs indictments in the Tate-LaBianca murders as investigators pursue new evidence.
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Hughes
Keith
Charles Manson
Susan Atkins
Patricia Krenwinkel
Miss van Houten
Ambassador Hotel
Hall of Justice
Manson
Donald
Shea
Spahn Ranch
Tate- LaBiatica
Gary Hinman
Angeles
Paul Bicgernit
Tax incentives favor anti pollution investment bill
Anti pollution costs raise debate on who will pay and how. Ohio representative Minshall proposes a 20 percent tax credit and five year amortization to spur private buy in. NFIB polls show mixed support across states with a majority in favor.
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Willian Minshall
Ohio
National Federation of Independent Business Pall
Noow
National Federation of Independent Business
Willy Minshall
Witel Mity
Federation
M-state
Nebraska
Wislessman
Lnshall
Edic
Nore
Tong
Tunng
Minshall
Know your public library Christmas is a Delight by Pearl Buck
Public library note celebrates Christmas as warmth and gifts of the spirit. New books featured include The Approach to Kings by Patrick Anderson, I Remember It Well by Maurice Chevalier, and A Guest of Honour by Nadine Gordimer with summaries of each work and author.
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Pearl Buck
St. Nicholas
Patrick Anderson
David Hyer
America
Barney Newfield
Latin America
Maurice Chevalier
Chevalier
Egents
Paris
Nadine Gordimer
James Bray
Majasty
Water as universal solvent in chemistry
Water is described as the greatest solvent, capable of dissolving a vast range of substances depending on contact, with varying degrees of dissolution influenced by substance properties and environmental conditions. The statement highlights water's exceptional dissolving power and its central role in chemical processes.
Martha Mirehall's Luncheon Talkathon Celebrity Card
Washington report notes Martha Mirehall, wife of Attorney General John N. Mitchell, chosen as a luncheon len for a four annual club event. The group, once aiding related or sick venue performers, now channels most proceeds to local charities. Eighteen dog breeds are recognized for show purposes nationally.
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UPI
Martha
Mirehall
Senmtors
John. N. Mitchell
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