Continued High Immigration Levels Stir 'Zero Population' Fears
New York reports debate over immigration and demographic impact. Zero Population Growth argues illegal immigration fuels half of U.S. population growth from 1970 to 2000, while Population Institute and critics warn about urban strain and uncertain numbers. Keeley of the Population Council questions projections but supports stricter controls on illegal entry.
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Bank Bandits Becoming More Active In Vienna
AP report from Vienna notes rising bank hold ups with more than a dozen this year. Gangs operatives brandish tommy guns while cameras fail to deter. Amid crime rise, authorities warn amateurs risk violence. no casualties reported, losses run from 100000 to 1000000 schillings per incident.
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Synthetics Challenge Recyclers and Industry
New York reports National Association of Recycling Industries president Richard H. Frankel says synthetic fiber mixtures and wash and wear treatments hinder recycling. He notes a downward trend in textile waste recycling, with more waste from synthetics projected, and outlines shifts in markets and need for new tech, markets, and incentives. Big-game herd viewable in Nairobi National Park, Kenya.
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Richard H. Frankel
National Association of Recycling Industries
NARI
Frankel
America
Apparel Manufacturers Association of America
Nairobi
Kenya
East Africa
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