Wilderness debate pits access against preservation
Telegram opinion notes that few can hike over 10000 foot passes with a 50 pound pack, while purists seek vast wilderness designations as private domains. Julber describes purists as opposing almost all access, restaurant, roads, and lodging, urging a choosey view of who may enjoy natural beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric Julber
Los Angeles Times
Pireas
Julber
Chang
Julesz
Dullere
Switzerland
Purists clash with Swiss on access to beauty and recreation
Julber attacks purist ethics as starvings recreation while Swiss elites favor open access. The piece promotes private ownership of wilderness but cautions against government drag. Readers may obtain the article from Western Woodreducts Association in Portland Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Woodreducts Association
Yeon Building
Portland
Oregon
Lip Eracis
Vlad
Julbor
Regulation and competition in the airline industry debate
A critique of the Civil Aeronautics Board argues it acts as a government cartel stifling entry and fixing fares. The piece notes 1970s tensions over controls, industry calls for more competition, and CAB’s power to limit new entrants and determine allowed competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Aeronautics Board
Wall Street Journal
Lee
Telegram
CAB
A Day at Hialeah Park Gone Wild with Racing and Riches
The narrator recalls a chaotic day at Hialeah Park with flamingoes and owner Gene Mori. A pair dubbed the Katzenjammer Kids of racing outsmart bookmakers at New Delhi, India, by betting on a three five one sequence and walking away with a fortune that proves too much to carry home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hialeah Park Race Track
Kelly
Flamingoes
Gene Mori
Mitchell Wolfsons
Wally Lehman
Gene Kroll
Katzenjammer
New Delhi
India
Kroll
Lehman
Gene
Wally
Bos
Krol
Effendi
Ashoka
Ther Wat
War ends only with sustained political work not words
Stanford president Lyman warns that anguished university statements won’t end war and calls for hard political organizing. Turkish premier Pemirel moves to curb student anarchists via new legislation. Cardinal Koenig and Pope Paul VI are discussed amid speculation on papal resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard W. Lyman
Stanford University
Suleyman Pemirel
Turkey
Franz Cardinal Koenig
Vienna
Paul VI
Telegram Begins With Me in Columbus on March 1 1971
Telegram listing for Columbus Nebraska shows event titled Begin With Me scheduled on Monday March 1 1971. Details indicate a local program or meeting format with community attendance in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Nebraska
ASK THE DOCTOR Buttermilk and germs
Dear Dr Lamb answers reader questions on balance exercise for the elderly, acid reflux causing throat flooding after meals, and lightheadedness from over breathing. Advice includes using a stationary bike with limitations, walker, avoiding heavy meals, elevating the head at rest, and slow controlled breathing tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Lamb
M.D
Lamb
Mat Buttersilk
Alko
O.K
Dr. Lamb
Aviation Across 19 Coal Part Titapid Plane
A fragmented puzzle style list hints at aviation, coal terms, biblical references, and misc clues. It compiles scattered entries like natual word endings and names, with various numbers and foreign phrases mixed in.
Pardridge critiques debt production in economic reform plan
Cassandra warns against debt driven growth in a planned cooperative book "Economic Inequities" with essays by William D. Pardridge. Major funding from C R Walgreen Jr. supports profits to universities, while Pardridge’s views draw praise from several U S Senators. He argues real per capita indicators fall as debt rises, predicting inflation and social upheaval if current policies persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Pardridge
C.R. Walgreen Jr
Walgreen Drug Company of
Chicago
University of Michigan
Pardridge
Fale
Ralph Flanders
Vermount
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Gordon Allacht
Colorado
John Tower
Texas
Herman Talmadge
Georgia
Ags
Cassandra
Cary
Washington
Ant
Nixon
New York City
Ceck
Food stamp program sparks anger over misuse and costs
A Washington field of opinion notes liberal push to expand food stamps clashes with citizen anger at welfare users including hippies and students. Recipients rose from 6 million to 14 million in the period, costs jump from 248 million to projected 2 billion. Critics warn of mail distribution abuse and foster-care needs, urging reform or scrapping the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Henry Weinstein
Wall Street Journal
Weinstein
George McGovern
South Dakota
Ernest &. Hollings
South Carolina
Sub Carolina
Tompkins County
Face-offs Likely in 1972 Democratic Presidential Primaries
Senators Edmund Muskie and George McGovern, potential rivals, face a sprawling 1972 primary map with at least 14 states plus D C voting. Costs loom as the calendar expands to mid June, with estimates around 10 million to clinch the nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Muskie
Maine
Ciearge McGovern
South Dakota
District of Columbia
Une
Khoo Island
Maryland
New Alexie
North Carolina
Arkansas
Muskie
Messoyern
Massachusetts
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Oregon
New Mexico
McUovern
California
New Hampshire
New York
McGovern
Rhode Island
Pennsylvania
Indiana
West Virginia
New Jersey
Florida
fulkie-McGovern
Rowte
Ilinois
Party Reform Commission
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Pease
Liz Taylor
Ilaudery
Enterperra Jbo
John
Chamberlain
King Fanfures Syndicate
Ren
Wong
Anthony Harrigan
Saxinern
Treusteial Connell
Bruce
Biossat
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