Earth Day lessons spark resolve to protect environment
In Our Opinion, the paper champions Earth Day gains in awareness and urges sustained pressure on government to act. It notes pollution of air and water, and garbage encasing the earth, urging continued momentum to restore the world as it once was. It contrasts with TV networks’ dramatic nature programs about a whale hunt filmed near Fayal in the Azores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
CBS
National Geographic
ABC
Cousteau
NBC
Azores
Fayal
Jose Ferrer
Primitive gear and blood on the Azores whaling coast
A Washington report contrasts Azores whaling with modern shows and notes the brutal climax of the hunt. The piece also surveys NBC and ABC programs, praising Mike Douglas and Girl Talk while detailing a legal battle where FTC lawyer Daniel Kane accuses Koppers of monopolizing resorcinol, amid high level private meetings and long drags through court and appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Azores
ABC
Ras A
Taive
Mike Douglas
Betsy Valve
FTC Fight and Dr Pinckney Warn Hospitals
The FTC case accuses Koppers of a 15 year monopolization drive in res ercinol. the examiner will rule. Dr Edward Pinckney testifies in Washington on hospital admissions and lack of competition, denouncing AMA and CMA pressure and hospital driven medical care priorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koppers
United States
California Medical Association
Dr. Pinckney
American Medical Association
Washington
AMA
Apollo 13 grips a family with looming danger and questions
The piece follows a household's slow unraveling as Apollo 13 flounders in space. News cycles, fear, and prayers ripple through parents and two daughters, each processing the crisis differently while the mission carries on toward a tense Pacific recovery.
It Happened In Corry Bridge Play and Local Events
Yesterday afternoon and evening at the American Legion Home bridge play was held for the Miss Sarah Powell tournament with Dr. E H Harmon serving as general chairman. The Cardinals clinched the High School League bowling crown yesterday by winning three points from the Yankees. The Dodgers swept four from UCLA but trailed seven points with only one match remaining. Stanley Bailey was honored at a birthday party Saturday evening at the Beaverdam home of his wife. Max Harvey of this city performed in a senior recital at the Warren Conservatory of Music last evening. Kiwanis members learned the druggist work and medicine prep during an educational talk by Frank T. Babbitt at the noon meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Powell
American Legion
H. Harmon
Corry
Cardinals
Yankees
Dodgers
UCLA
Tral
Max Harvey
Warren Conservatory of Music
Mr. Harvey
Kiwanis Club
Frank T. Babbitt
Condra
Bottled water boom reshaping U.S. beverage scene
As water supplies strain, Americans increasingly drink bottled water. More than 700 firms compete, with Sales this year near 75 million and a projected 25 million rise in three years. Demand grows from shortages and tastes, with new uses from jet fuel cooling to liquor standardization. Mountain Valley Water Co. of Hot Springs, Ark., touts single-source national distribution and a century-stable spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Bottle Water Association
Mountain Valley Water Co
Hot Springs, Ark
John Scott
Mountain Valley
Hernando DeSoto
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cynthia Lowry
Federal Trade Commission
Daniel Kane
Kappers Company
Rufus
Duke'' Wilson
Kane
William Simon
Duke” Wilson
Simon
Metropolitan Club
Carriage House
Wilson
Commission
FTC
Duke
Virginia
Joel Broyhill
Ben Casey
Edward Pinckney
Beverly Hills
Calif
Senate Antitrust Subcommittee
Pinckney
Journal of the
Los Angeles County Medical Association
Cain
Kathi
Karen
Captain Lovell
Fred Haise
John Swigert
Kelly
Apollo
Earth
Vietnam
Pacific
Dad
Stanley Bailey
Beaverdam
John Cunniff
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!