Zambian copper boom fades as Kaunda faces tests
Lusaka景 Zambia AP report notes fading copper boom, rising imports, and economic strain as Kenneth Kaunda fights tribalism and plans to tighten spending. Unrest grows amid wage pressures and a fragile agricultural push, with May UNIP conference looming as crucial for his leadership.
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Annual Range Management Meeting Opens in Reno
The 24th annual Society for Range Management convention opens in Reno drawing about a thousand ranchers, government, and academic officials to discuss land use from mule deer to grazing fees. SRM president Hurst attacks partisan environmentalism, while Harrison Loesch urges ecologic land classification. Loesch forecasts stricter off road vehicle rules and a new mining law, questions federal land grants, and notes Pyramid Lake water flow impacts.
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Navy base goes with it at Miramar luncheon show
In San Diego the Miramar Naval Air Station hosted a rocking luncheon with a band seven go-go dancers on tables and models in fashion displays while sailors dined on roast beef Waldo rd salad and pizza. About 10 000 sailors joined the event and praised its lively atmosphere.
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