Feds Move to Reduce Wild Burros Hurting Western Wildlife
Editorial notes four centuries of burro introduction by Spanish and mission settlers. It describes federal culling and adoption efforts in Bandelier Death Valley and Nevada, with 10 000 burros roaming and competing with wildlife. Officials and conservationists split on solutions, with some endorsing removal and shooting as the only fix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coronado
Bandelier National Monument
Santa Fe
California
Death Valley
Nevada
National Park Service
Park Service
New Mexico
Grand Canyon
Environmental alliances oppose nuclear plants across the nation
Inside Labor reports a network of environmental groups linked to the New England Clamshell Alliance that oppose nuclear power expansion. It cites allied groups in California New Jersey Oregon and New England and notes campaigns at construction sites court actions and road blockades with alleged high costs to utilities and consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New England Clamshell Alliance
West
California
Abalone Alliance
New Jersey
Barnacle Alliance
Oregon
New England
New Jersey Congress
Joint Chiefs of Staff
New Brunswick
N.J
Coalition For Responsible Power
Public Service Electric and Gas Co
Jersey Central Power and Light Co
Atlantic City Electric Co
New Hampshire Public Service Co
Seabrook
Sa Coalition
Federal Nuclear Review Boards
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Atomic Safety Licensing and Appeal Board
Friend of the Clamshells
New England Coalition On Nuclear Pollution
First Circuit Court of Appeals
Boston
Where We Stand Letters Policy
The Las Vegas Sun prints letters to the editor under Where We Stand with a 150 word limit and reserves the right to edit shorten and delete portions. Libelous material or content not meeting standards of taste will not be printed. Names may be withheld at the writer’s request but must be signed and ask that the name not be used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Las Vegas Sun
Israelis Debate Access to Holy Sites and Sovereignty
The piece discusses restricting access to East Jerusalem and the West Bank, noting Jordan’s 1949 pledge and limited recognition by Britain and Pakistan. It argues Arabs and Jews should live and visit freely, questions Jordanian sovereignty, and cites Prime Minister Begin offering unconditional negotiations while labeling the regulation question as clouding the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Jerusalem
West Bank
Jordan
Britain
Pakistan
Israel
Begin
Camp Fund Appeal From a World War Veteran Donor
A senior citizen and World War I II veteran urges local merchants to donate proportionally to a children camping fund. He explains his own poverty, notes his four sisters and single mother, and calls for a charity sticker on donor windows to promote a clean, supportive environment for needy kids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants and Business Places
Children Camping
Secrecy, Secrets and The Postal Service
Russell Baker muses on CIA secrecy versus postal opacity and the human urge to keep secrets. He cites hospitals schools presidents and personal anecdotes to argue that institutions love secrets and that the postal service may be retreating underground as secrecy spreads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Security Council
C.I.A
Post Office
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YSM Editorial
Feds
Milford Fletcher
Brant Calkin
Sierra Club
Southwest
Interior Department
Juanita Alvarez
Congression
ARMY
ENGI
Atlantic City
Jersey
New Hampshire
Victor Riesel
Lan of
Aaiee , Miss
Russell Baker
Secret Passion
N.Y. Times News Service
Washington
Postal Service
National Spy Agency
Nixon
White House
Johnson
C.sa
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