Sponge Industry Fading in Tarpon Springs
Tarpon Springs keeps its Greek character as sponge fishing declines from a peak of 150 boats to about 15 divers and six hook boats. The industry, once the world’s largest, was hit by red tide in the 1940s and by synthetic sponges, though tourism around the sponge docks remains a draw.
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A Bishop Looks at Life
In October 1969 a wave of concern followed the Diane Linkletter death linked to drugs. Art Linkletter now urges parents teachers and ministers to educate youth on drug dangers and to show life can provide excitement without substances. He emphasizes facing bad days as challenges in living.
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Drug dependence and spiritual longing in church writings
An Episcopal reflection links drug dependence to hunger of the soul and calls for deeper religious disciplines. It cites Peter Laurie on modern disconnection from religion and the lure of LSD and other drugs to fill inner voids, alongside a biblical quote about abundant life.
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Kenneth W. Mann
Seabury Press
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