Forest Institute cites rapid South growth and urges care
The Southern Forest Institute reports 493.3 million seedlings planted in the South for 1970 71 with more trees now growing than in 30 35 years. It notes four tons of wood and six tons of CO2 offset per acre yearly. calls for more hardwoods, against unchecked clear cutting, and urges Congress to act on environmental safeguards. Election note on South Vietnam’s Nguyen Van Thieu’s victory amid Communist attacks.
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Southern Forest Institute
South
Pulp and Paper
SFI
George E. Kelly
U.S
Congress
National Wildlife Federation
Atlanta
Journal and Constitution
Transfer at Children’s Colony Halted in Arkansas
Conway Arkansas AP state Board of Mental Retardation halted the transfer of about 50 Conway unit positions of the Arkansas Children’s Colony to offices in Little Rock. State Commissioner Acuff said current staff stay in Little Rock but no further transfers until a committee from the board meets with the Arkansas Legislative Council to resolve finances and arrangements.
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Conway
Ark
State Board of Mental Retardation
Arkansas Children’s Colony
Little Rock
Charles E. Acuff
Developmental Disability
Arkansas Legislative Council
Guy H. ‘Matt’ Jones
Roger Bost
State Department of Social and Rehabilitative Services
Jones
Bost
Wells resigns from FCC to seek Kansas governor bid
Robert Wells, an FCC member for two years, will resign effective November 1 to return to Kansas and pursue the Republican gubernatorial nomination. Wells, 62, is a former Garden City radio and newspaper executive.
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Washington
Robert Wells
Federal Communications Commission
Kansas
Wells
Garden City
Kan
Jump to Conclusions No Man Is Master of a Woman Opinion
AP feature humor notes women resist public argument changes and men who boast of work absence risk status. It cites office sneezes, pay raises, memory quirks, pay hair, White House futures, and quirks about broccoli and salt with a series of ready bites. The tone is light, observational humor from HAL Boyle.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Grannie Walsh Cited in QE2 Liner Arms Smuggling Case
In Cork Ireland an 83 year old grandmother, Catherine Walsh, denied links to six suitcases of machine guns pistols grenades and bullets found aboard the Queen Elizabeth 2 after docking from New York. Police suspect smugglers used her luggage stamped G Walsh as cover though she returned to Ireland.
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Cork
Ireland
Catherine Walsh
IRA
New York
Irish Republican Army
Walsh
G. Walsh
Grannie
United States
Newspapers Fail to Report Racial Issues Says AP Editors
AP report to the Associated Press Managing Editors Association criticizes newspapers for inadequate coverage of race relations in America and notes black reporters are underrepresented relative to black population growth. David Ginsburg, former executive director of the 1968 Presidential Commission on Civil Disorders, reviews progress.
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Lee Linder
Associated Press
Philadelphia
America
Associated Press Managing Editors Association
David Ginsburg
Washington
Ginsburg
Apmecs
Robert Jo Beira
St. Petersburg
Panthers
Eaplustoh
Rhots
Ue Press
Walker Seeks Integrated Housing After School Integration
Civil rights attorney John Walker urges end to racially identifiable neighborhoods in Little Rock. He plans suits to curb urban planning and HUD project placements. cites busing precedents and aims to extend desegregation beyond schools to housing and neighborhoods amid resistance and personal housing challenges.
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Dala Mtninsey
Associated Press
Little Rock
John Walker
Walker
Cass
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Chicago
Bogalusa
Housing Authority
Pleasant Valley
Thant Given a Going Away Present From UN Agencies
U Thant, departing UN secretary general at year end, received a silver cigar box with a scroll wishing him long life and happiness. The inscription was signed by the heads of the UN specialized agencies and the gift was presented Thursday.
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Wed Nations
N.Y
U Thant
U.N
WU Thant
United Nations
Malraux Seeks Honorary Citizenship to Help East Bengal
Andre Malraux, the writer and former French culture minister, proposed becoming an honorary Indian citizen to argue East Bengal at the United Nations. He plans to actively support East Bengal and would then speak on its behalf, with a decision expected next month.
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Nice
France
Andre Malraux
India
East Bengal
United Nations
Malraux
Blood donation offered in place of traffic fine in Ky
Fayette County residents cited for traffic offenses can donate a pint of blood instead of paying a $10 fine. County Judge Robert Stephens explains the program aims to cut accidents through education and keep Central Kentucky Blood Center stocked. About 90 percent of 1,300 monthly cases may plead guilty, but the $18.50 court cost remains.
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Ugton
Britain Opens Common Market Debate Amid Divided Ranks
London AP report says Britain begins a marathon Commons debate on joining the European Economic Community under Prime Minister Heath. A Yes vote would implement terms negotiated with the six nations, while a No would challenge European unity and raise concerns over Parliament powers and Commonwealth ties. Heath’s Conservatives, with a 26-seat majority, aim for passage on Oct 28 despite rebel strains and Labor opposition led by Harold Wilson.
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Arthur L. Gavshon
Associated Press
London
Europe
Edward Heath
Heath
Britain
House of Commons
Harold Wilson
Laborites
House
Common Market
France
West Germany
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Wilson
Nixon Agnew to Fund raising Dinner in Chicago
President Nixon and Vice President Agnew will appear at a Republican fund raising dinner in Chicago on November 4. The $300 a plate event will be followed by a closed circuit TV address by the President. Chicago hosts will feature comedian Bob Hope and other speakers.
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Chicago
APT
Nixon
Spiru T Apnew
Bel Hope
Wage Price Board Opens Phase 2 Meetings in Nixon Plan
The Wage and Price Boards held their first Phase 2 meetings minus three AFL-CIO labor officials. A federal panel ruled the Phase 1 90 day wage price rent freeze legal. White House named Pay Board and Price Commission members as discussions focus on post-freeze guidelines. The Pay Board will be led by Judge Boldt. the Price Commission by Grayson Jr. Nixon urged fair post-freeze decisions to gain public support.
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Associated Press
Washington
White House
Pay Board and Price Commission
Nixon
Amalgamated Meat Cutters
North America
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Meany
Floyd Smith
International Association of Machinists
Abel
United Steelworkers
Leonard Woodcock
United Auto Workers
Frank E. Fitzsimmons
The
Teamsters
UAW
U.S
George H. Boldt
Seattle
Business
Dean C. Jackson Grayson Jr
Southern Methodist University
Business School
Aging Man Restores Fitness Despite Aging At 73
DAVIS California AP Noel Johnson once faced heart trouble and low energy. Now he is 73, 40 pounds lighter, runs a mile in 67 seconds, and wins track medals. Dr Jack Wilmore of UC Davis calls him a "superman" after tests show notable fitness gains challenging ideas about biological aging.
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Tsying
Sq. Chal Agin
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