It’s a Dog’s Life and Other Editors Satire
A collage of humorous clippings on credit cards for a dog named Tareytown, urban stress experiments by Dr. Joseph Buckley, and a critique of wealth’s environmental impact from Dr. Jean Mayer. The items illustrate social satire on modern life, city stress, and inequality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Animal Kingdom
Michigan
Donald L. Boyd
Tareytown
Boyd
Louisville
Courier-Journal
University of Pittsburgh
Hfe
Big City
Joseph Buckley
Hawaii Beach Threatens Surfing as Construction Advances
SUS leader Joan Kelly warns 12 bills aim to shield reefs and surfing zones on Hawaii's South Shore from large scale building. She cites 40,000 surfers and says eighty percent of local surfing areas could be wiped out from Nuke Head to Pear Hartor by current plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honulul
Mawati
Jahu
Wiese
Waikiki
Chamber of Commerce
Joan Kelly
SUS
Severus Surf
Vann
Nuke Head
Pear Hartor
Kelly
Hawaii
Melvin Lepine
Atlanta Mayor Accepts a Moratorium
Atlanta Mayor Sam Massell accepts an 11th hour petition from civic and church leaders and declares a moratorium through morning hours as about 2,000 striking city workers remain off duty. National Guardsmen standby after union leaders vow a massive response to mass firings, while garbage piles up and rain worsens sewer and street conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angel Caltillo
Associated Press
Atlanta, Ga
Sam Missell
National Guardsmen
Union Teaders
Al-lanta
Morton Shapiro
American Federation of State
AFL
CIG
Public Works Department
Ely
Democrats Say Reforms Fall Short of McGovern Rules
A Democratic official says state party reforms fall short of the McGovern Commission standards for delegate selections. Nelson notes 21 states have reforms, 20 more underway, and widespread gaps remain in inviting youth and women proportional to population, with 53 percent replying so far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl FP. Leubsdorf
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
National Party Commission
Robert Nelson
South Dakota
George 3. McGovern
McGuverh
Nelson
Commission
Highway panel asked to upgrade US 270 near Magnet Cove
State Highway Commission faces a March 25 meeting where a Benton senator leads a delegation to press for improvements to U S 270 between Malvern and Hot Springs in the Magnet Cove area. The push highlights roadway upgrades and regional transport needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
State Highway Commission
Malvern
Hot Springs
Magnet Cove
Virgil T. Fletcher
Benton
Brandt Sees Hope After East German Talks
Bonn Germany AP Chancellor Willy Brandt called his Erfurt meeting with East German Premier Stoph helpful but warned the Bundestag no agreement on principle could be reached. He cited international recognition of East Germany as the main issue and said a Kassel meeting on May 12 would shape next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonn
Germany
Willy Brandt
Wai Stoph
Bradt
Bune Destag
Erfurt
East Germany
Dewiand
Il Ln
Brandt
Brant
Aeath
Kassel
West Slrivang
Buniestag
Christian Leinveratte
Hainer Jarzel
Mail Strike Spreads Across New York States
Washington AP reports mail carriers from East to West Coast remained on strike despite pleas from union leaders and government talks. Chicago and several cities joined, with hundreds voting to walk out at midnight and others threatening synchronized action. Union officials warn of possible nationwide escalation if Congress delays postal pay reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Uniot
Nixon
Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Los Angeles
New York
New Brunswick
N.J
George P. Shultz
Winton M. Blount
National Association of Letter Carriers
Bount
James H. Rademacher
Letter Carriers
Rademacher
West Coast
Local 214
Canoga Park
Chatsworth
Woodland Hills
Northridge
Congress
Gale McGee
D-Wye
Senate Post Office Committee
Shultz
Bloust
Naton
McGee
Tulips Tale of Love Markets and Care Through Ages
A feature on tulips traces their allure from Turkish turban name origins to Dutch market mania of 1634 37. It notes cross breeding yields varied colors and shapes and offers care tips for arranging fresh bouquets. It references historic jokes about bulbs mistaken for onions and petals eaten in love rituals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Vienna
Holland
No Reason for Churches to Unite
George W. Cornell discusses plans for a unified church to unite nine denominations and about 25 million members. He notes objections about loss of diversity and argues planners seek broader interaction and shared aims across racial and social boundaries. The piece cites Episcopal, United Methodist, United Presbyterian, Presbyterian U.S. (Southern), Disciples, United Church of Christ, and three African descent denominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Cornell
Fey Premera Ganizal Ve
Eabyter
Layman
Plana
Ufe Ts
Nat
Rorya Ila
Srobartiner
St. Paul
United Church
Consultation On Church Union
Episcopal
United Methodist
United Presbyterian
Presbyterian U.S
Change Hall
United Church of Christ
African Methodist Episcopal Zion
Christian Methodist Episcopal
Jesus
Arkansas Black Students Rally for Gov Rockefeller
demonstrators from the Black United Youth press for governor Rockefeller's stance on schooling and desegregation at the Arkansas statehouse as leaders vow a hard summer and possible walkouts if education remains unequal. They criticize stadium turf spending and call for health centers and legal aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palien
Ehaihber
Faulkner
Rockefelier
Wilson
Ald
Geld
Rockefeller
Petit Jean Mountagh
Wilet Tol
Fiteon
Lay Te Dent
of Arkansas
E Rockelor
Relly
Con
House
Neneme
Arkansas
Rockefeller Ishayuna
University of Arkansas
Rob Broschweter
Black United Youth
Little Rork
Broward Te
Draft Dodger Jolley Becomes Man Without a Country
Georgia-born Thomas Glenn Jolley, who fled to Canada to avoid the Vietnam era draft and renounced U S citizenship, was ordered to leave the United States within 90 days. The Board of Immigration Appeals decision could shape a Supreme Court test affecting many draft resisters. Jolley’s lawyers plan appeals to the U S Court of Appeals and then the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Barton
Associated Press
Washington
Thomas Glenn Jolley
Canada
U.S
Americas
Atlanta
Board of Immigration Appeals
Supreme Court
Jolley
U.S. Court of Appeals
Hest
North Carolina
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Jean Mayer
Harvard
Mayer
Psychology Today
Orlando
Fla
Sentinel
Bahamas
Gilbert Fowler
Andhor Island
Great Harbour Cay
T Mary Anita Laseter
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