Debate over porpoise killings tied to tuna trade heats up
Washington fights over the incidental killing of porpoises in purse seine tuna fishing. Judge Richey ordered a halt by May 31, spurring appeals and a House move to nullify the ruling. Industry warns of losses to canners, vessel owners, and 1,466 fishermen. environmentalists press for stronger protections.
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Richey
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National Marine Fisheries Service
Leggett
U. S
August Felando
American Tunaboat Association
United States
Legget
Marine Fishines Service
Milton Daufmann
Monitor Inc
Congressional Quarterly Inc
Town that set zoning precedent fears future land use
Editor's note introduces Euclid Ohio as the landmark zoning case origin. outlines ongoing land use battles as population grows. Describes a municipal debate on how to regulate factories shops and homes and recalls the Supreme Court decision that granted zoning powers to communities.
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Supreme Court
Euclid
Thatcher as shopkeeper's daughter takes aim at PM post
Margaret Thatcher, the Conservative leader, markets herself to the ordinary voters as a practical, thrift-minded reformer. The piece traces her rise from a shopkeeper's daughter to Oxford, then politics, highlighting her appeal to small homeowners and "silent majority" supporters while noting critiques from opponents and the challenge ahead as she eyes 10 Downing Street.
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Hugh A. Milligan
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Britain
Margaret Thatcher
Liza Doolittle
House of Commons
Thatcher
America
Big Ben
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Margaret
Inns of Court
Oxford Conservative Club
Dartford
Denis Thatcher
Heath
James Callaghan
Harold Wilson
Maggie
10 Downing Street
Dad
There Is No Hope for the Satisfied Man Bonfils Opinion
Frederick G. Bonfils voices a stark opinion on happiness and fulfillment, challenging the idea that contentment is easy or universal. He argues that true purpose requires struggle and sustained effort.
Crusade Is Opposed Letter From Church Member
Route 2 Box 415 Hartselle Alabama 35640 June 16 1976 The Decatur Daily replies to a June 6 1976 article in Your Opinion titled Crusade is Opposed The writer defends the Church of Jesus Christ saying the church is not a narrow denomination but the Body of Christ with believers acting in unity under Jesus as head emphasis on cooperation over division and the Body of Christ unity.
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Euclid
Hartselle
Alabama
Church of Jesus Christ
Jesus Christ
Christ
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Mr. Jones
Independent Baptist Fellowship
Finis J. Self
Forrest Chapel United Methodist Church
Decatur
Ala
Decatur Daily
Athens High School
Sheila B. Wathen
Athens
Athens Public Library
Sincrely
Nancy R. Agnew
Let the Church Be The Church And Carter Leads Nomination Race
A public letter urges unity in the church while criticisms of Brown's campaign show Carter with broad nationwide support among Democrats. Poll figures from late May place Carter ahead of Brown 64 to 27 with a large share undecided, and Carter leads in most regions except a Western edge favoring Brown.
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N.J
Edmund Brown
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Brown
California
Humphrey
Minnesota
West
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