Environmental cleanup program gains new momentum in 92nd Congress
Gladwin Hill reports a comprehensive plan to curb air and water pollution with deadlines for 1977 and 1983 under the Water Pollution Act and other measures. The Council on Environmental Quality estimates a 287 billion dollar 1971-80 cost, largely offset by gains in public health and reduced pollution, with per capita incremental costs shown.
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Gladwin Hill
The
New York Times
Environmental Protection Agency
Council On Environmental Quality
Brian's Song and Brotherhood Reflections at Pineview Hospital
The author thanks readers in Decatur for support in 1972 and recalls five topics linked by a theme of Brotherhood. Notes include Brian's Song as a true friendship story and a Christmas message, plus a fire at Faye Jennings' home and the hospital newsletter.
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14Th Ave
N.W
Decatur
Ala
Decatur Daily
Whispering Pines
Pineview Hospital
Brian
Employee
Faye Jennings
There Is No Limit to Good Deeds When Credit Is Not Sought
Axted community members friends and neighbors rallied with cash clothes furniture and dishes to help her start again. Thanksgiving and Christmas traditions highlight sharing and unity with colleagues and neighbors joining in charity and celebrations.
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Judson Branch
White House
Hanoi
Death Becomes Symbol For Minnesota Chippewas
Russell Priest reports on the Red Lake Chippewas and the shooting of Brian Desjarlait by federal officers. The case centers on disputes over whether Desjarlait was armed and if a gun was planted, as well as a civil rights accusation against one officer. The FBI probe led to dismissed charges, yet the incident leaves a charged, explosive atmosphere around the reservation.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Brian Desjarlait
Red Lake
U. S
Robert Renner
Desjarlait
FBI
Minnesota
Renner
Red Lake land poverty and federal failings expose Native struggles
The Broken Treaties Papers reveal bleak conditions on Red Lake Nation lands, with low income, high unemployment, poor housing, and disrupted livelihoods from federal programs. They argue federal agencies harmed Chippewas while wartime leaks dispute Nixon era bombing rationale and North Vietnamese support.
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Red Lake
Rhode Island
Red Lake River
United States
Truman Death Echoes World War II and Vietnam Echoes
Viewpoint reflects on Harry S. Truman's presidency ending World War II with Japan surrender and the creation of the United Nations. It links wartime decisions to current U.S. policy in Vietnam and calls for persistence in defending South Vietnam.
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Truman
Japan
Vietnam
Washington
Harry S. Truman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States
Pearl Harbor
Roosevelt
White House
Germany
United Nations
Mr. Truman
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Indochina
Nixon
America
Southeast
Asia
My Answer By Billy Graham
A widow asks how to balance church debt with supporting multiple evangelists. The letter reflects Acts 1 8 scope for gospel work, argues Christians should fund local and global missions, and suggests stewardship of 10 percent could cover needs with proper accounting.
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Jerusalem
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Henry Kissinger
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United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Supreme Court
HiiGo
Viewpoint
David Lawrence
W. R. Shelton
Alabama
Tennessee Valley Printing CO. Inc
P.O
Associated Press
Billy Graham
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