The Seed and the Drug Crisis in Florida Hangar
A Florida gathering at a blimp hangar in Oka Locka hosts 900 drug addicts, mostly teens, and parents watching as Art Barker and The Seed program prompt confessions and sobering truths. Gene Kroll, a 65 year old observer, seeks insight into recovery methods while children recount how drugs changed their lives and family dynamics. The piece underscores the complexity of addiction, the role of community and the mixed outcomes of rehabilitation efforts.
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Dm Bishop
Thalia
Jhatgat
Oka
Locka
Florida
Jens Kroll
Art Barker
Gene Kroll
Kroll
Tom Stewart
Stewart
Oscoda
Michigan
Foster
Sophie
Lester Keiser
The
Seed
Mars and space milestones sharpen Mars age theory
In a survey of recent space science Don Oakley notes Mariner 9 gave 7 329 Mars surface images and data, revealing an 18 mile volcano and a 2 500 mile grand canyon while suggesting Mars is geologically active and may host hidden water. Viking 1976 and Mariner 77 Saturn missions loom.
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Don Oakley
Mars
Mariner
Mariner 9
Grand Canyon
North Polar
Earth
Viking
Saturn
Belives
Titan
Mariner 77
Lorain P T A to hear Indiana official speaker
The Lorain Borough Parent Teacher Association selects Mrs. Sarah H. Christy of Indiana to be principal speaker at the monthly meeting. Christy is the state supervisor on American ism for Indiana Public Instruction, serving Cambria Bedford and Somerset counties.
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Lorain Borough
Parent- Teacher Association
Johnstown
Sarah H. Christy
Indiana
Department of Public Instruction
Cambria
Bedford
Somerset
Washington Roundup on Press Rights and News Access
Journalist Jack Anderson condemns government efforts to force source disclosure, warns of a news monopoly, and recounts Les Whitten's arrest while covering a story. He also criticizes Nixon era radio network pundits and advocates reporters’ ability to publish. The piece calls for press freedom and exposes official overreach in information control.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
John Peter Zenger
New York
Les Whitten
FBI
Justice Department
Nixon
William Buckley
Sander Vanocur
Armed Forces
Gerald L. K. Smith
Rudolph Steiner
Armed Forces Radio
John Broger
Steiner
Pacific Islands
Bill Bertenshaw
Bertenshaw
Defense Department
Bom
Fanat C3
Readers Debate Abortion In Letters To The Editor
Readers respond to a January 27 Supreme Court abortion decision with strong views. One writer argues abortion is murder and urges male responsibility, while another backs Sue Bankosky’s column and defends a woman’s choice. The exchange highlights personal dilemmas, religious notions, and editorial support.
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Denver
Suzy
Supreme Court
Indiana
Eid Buccigross
Barbara Matous
Sue Bankosky
Ms. Matous
Ms. Bankosky
Gazette
U.S. Supreme Court
Herod
Boyle Column Delivers Pet Doctor Gag Lines
New York AP column salutes a vet with sharp remarks about animal care and veterinary practice. Jokes cover fears, house calls, animal mischief, costs, and a zoo emergency involving an anaconda and a baby hippopotamus. The piece showcases HAL BOYLE’s witty take on pets and professionals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
New York
Tighe
Doc
Fire Department
Zoo
Petting Dogs and Purebreds for a Europe Trip
A reader asks to board only purebreds at a kennel before a Europe trip, citing a champion Peke and concerns about mixed dogs. Other letters touch on dog obedience, flea ciruses, and a weekend dog bite. The editor receives a plea about abortion rulings and moral questions.
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Europe
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Indiana Is Paring & Publishing CO
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Mansion
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TED
Ond Morac
Leahy
General Motors
Chambersburg
Shirley Beltz
Strongstown
Robert Dodson
Here
Dodson
Fulton County Medical Center
McConnellsburg
Harrisburg
Public Utility Commission
Shelocta
New Jerseyan Power & Light Co
Norton, N.J
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Broger
Philippine Courts
Philippine
PLOME
Boyle
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Mr. Wolf
Wolf
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Doctor
Prince
Maa
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