Crown of Thorns starfish threatens Pacific reefs
The Crown of Thorns starfish is decimating Pacific coral reefs and endangering island ecosystems. Scientists plan a Pacific expedition to curb the infestation, with officials approving a crash program to fund field work before typhoon season.
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Stuart Auerbach
Washington Post
Washington
Crown of Thorns
Pacific Ocean
Pacific
Raymond Fosberg
Smithsonian Institution
Paific Islands
Australia
Great Barrier Reef
Guam
Palau
Saipan
Rata
de. R. D. Gual
Westinghouse Ocean Research Laboratory
San Diego
Smithsonian
U. S
Interior Department
Caribbean
Gaul
Fosberg
I. H. Cheshar
John Harding
Sea Frontiers
Russell F. Train
Nixon antitrust chief warns against conglomerate mergers
Assistant Attorney General Richard McLaren said the Justice Department will challenge large conglomerate deals to preserve competition. He noted past cases rest on solid law, warned against broad new antimonopoly laws, and argued pursuing restraint within existing framework.
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Washington
Nixon
Adv
Richard W. McLaren
Ness
McLaren
Justice Department
Public Utilities
New England Senators Clash Over ABM Credit Fight
New England senators Thomas J. McIntyre and Edward Brooke press a battle over who earns credit for the proposed Safeguard anti ballistic missile plan. McIntyre and Brooke resist a full merger, seek selective deployment with continued research, amid a looming Senate vote and wary White House stance.
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New England
Wasilington
Nix
Dewo New England
Dent Nixon
Thomas J. Mcmise
Intyre
D-Nl
Edward W .Brooke
R-Mass
Special Armed Services
Compra Vale
McLaren
Invany
Firrms
Supreme Court
McIntyre
Maichester
Brooke
Jwitch Beng
Nixon
Hranke
Laconia
N.H
McIntyce
MeIntyre
Armed Services Committee
Greeley AMEL Members Attend Regional Meeting
Greeley AMEL staff members attended a regional gathering at Sun Valley Idaho. Dr Francis Colgan and Larry Horgnn reported on occupational education and learning disabilities programs. The RMF staff outlined progress on the Laboratory efforts and funding, with plans to phase out the Laboratory while preserving key activities.
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AMEL
Rocky Mountain Educational Laboratory
John Courlell
Boise
Sun Valley
Ida
Richard Willey
Idaho State Univ
Robert Naylor
Supt. of Schools
Kemmerer
Wyo
Henry
Idaho
Willard Jones
Verbers
Cazir
Rocky Mountain Educationall
Greeley
Francis Colgan Amel
Hereland
Larry Horgnn
Occupational Education
Donald ©. Bush
Labgram Ldirector
Douglas Anton
Office of Education
Robert Kilzer
RMF
Devel Jackie Mueldener
Ated Strategies
Larry
Girl falls 200 feet in Yellowstone. Beverly Knight critical
Beverly Knight, 18, of Miami, remains unconscious and in critical condition after a 200-foot fall in Yellowstone National Park while climbing with companion William Anceney, 21, of Gallatin Gateway. Rescue climbers brought Knight down in a sling as doctors from University of Utah evaluate her status. Knight is the daughter of James L. Knight, Miami dairyman and Knight Newspapers executive.
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Jackson, Wya
Dollars
Beverly Knight
Miami
Fla
Yellowstone National Park
Robert Lang
St. John's Hospital
Jackson
Miss Knight
University of Utah
Salt Lake City
Ted Roberts
William JL. Anceney
Galalin
Gateway
Mont
Lewis Canyon
Miss Knights
Anconey
James L. Knight
Knight
Knight Newspapers Group
Miami Herald
Princess opens with nerves in US performances
The princess acknowledged lingering tension during public performances in the United States, admitting she still experiences moments of unease when performing before an audience.
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United States
City Traffic Accidents Reported in Fort Colling
Daniel Duran sustained minor injuries in a 12:30 a.m. collision at 8th Ave and 16th St driving a 1985 pickup with $1,000 damage. Matthew E. Shyrock, 629 14th Ave, drove a 1968 sedan sustaining $800 damage. Four non injury crashes on Greeley streets this weekend include a 1963 sedan driven by Hannah Armstrong of Ault and a 1967 sedan driven by Denis McClure of 2232 10th Ave, each $125 damage. a 1962 sedan driven by Robert Jackson of Sterling with $250 damage and a fence at Colorado State College for $20. a 1964 sedan driven by Olbera Catalina of Fort Lupton $311 with a 1964 sedan driven by Manuel Valasquez of Roggen $400. and a 1965 sedan driven by Paula Harpster of 2111 190th Ave with $150 damage and a 1963 sedan driven by Martin Holland of 1717 18th Ave $100.
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Daniel Duran
Fort Colling
8Th Ave
16Th St
Matthew E. Shyrock
14Th Ave
Greeley
25Th St
6Th Ave
Hannah HW
Armstrong
Ault
Denispha McClure
10Th Ave
18Th St
Robert Charles Jackson
Sterling
Colorado State College
6Th St
Olbera Catalina
Fort Lupton
Manuel Valasquez
Roggen
1Eth &J
10Th
sniper fire drives firemen from Cairo warehouse blaze
In Cairo Dh, a warehouse owned by Elias Dis was destroyed by a blast and firemen were driven from the scene by sniper fire. Police reported ten other firebombings were false alarms while National Guard troops were deployed earlier to quell unrest in the uptown Negro complex near Pyramid Court. Police chief ordered taverns closed with no immediate arrests.
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Cairo
Elias Dis
Elias
Pyramid Court
National Guard
DuQuéin
Micaels Bell Telephone Co
Centralia
William Peterson
Weight Lift Failure Loses Clerk License
In Bremerton Washington Florence Davidson complains she cannot lift 45 pounds to pass a liquor store clerk physical test, losing her job. The report also notes the House of Lords composition with 150 life peers and hundreds of hereditary titles and church officials.
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Bremerton, Wash
Florence Davidson
House of Lords
Church of England
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Herdman Electric Company
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