Clear-Cutting Debate Tests Forest Policy Across the West
The piece traces the shift from selective logging to clear-cutting under federal policy since 10 years ago, noting court rulings in Richmond and Alaska that challenged the Organic Act of 1897. It urges balanced forestry to protect remaining virgin forests in California Oregon Washington and Alaska while permitting wise harvests for future generations.
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Paul Bunyan
Michigan
Minnesota
Congress
Forest Service
U.S. Circuit Court
Richmond
U.S. District Court
Alaska
California
Oregon
Washington
Judge rules sexual harassment is sex discrimination
Federal Judge Charles Richey upholds Diane Williams suit claiming she lost a Justice Department job in 1972 after rebuffing a superior's advances. He says boss misconduct qualifies as discrimination whether by male or female supervisors, while noting nuanced cases with bisexual bosses.
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Charles Richey
Washington
Diane Williams
Justice Department
Miss Williams
George and the Lost Revolution in King George's Shadow
A reflective vignette contrasts George IIIs past French and British policy with Washington era events. It notes Washington toasts to King George III, petty royal moves, and colonial protests that reshaped empire. The piece juxtaposes royal vanity with colonial resilience and eventual loss of American colonies.
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George
John Adams
Benjamin Franklin
John Hancock
King
King George III's troubled reign ends with a landmark alliance
A retrospective portrait of King George III detailing mental decline and erratic behavior, his court scandals, and political turmoil. It notes his 1789 remission, regency by the Prince of Wales, and eventual alliance-building with the United States after centuries of conflict.
Liberal critics push South Korea policy as capitulation
The article quotes Solzhenitsyn on Western decline and criticizes Democrats Fraser and Kennedy for opposing the Seoul government. It frames liberal persuasion as weakening resolve and cites their March 24 Senate remarks and inserted editorials. It links past liberal opposition to South Vietnam to current stance on Korea.
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House of Representatives
Senate
South Korea
Donald Fraser
D-Minn
Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
Seoul
Kennedy
Congressional Record
Liberals under fire for double standard on dictatorships
Jeffrey St John attacks South Korea and other democracies while appeasing several totalitarian regimes abroad. He cites Kennedy era votes to cut aid to Vietnam and Cambodia as creating dictatorships, arguing modern liberal philosophy tolerates tyranny at home and abroad.
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South Korea
North Korea
Cambodia
Laos
South Vietnam
Kennedy
Congress
Solzhenitsyn
Fraser
China
Vietnam
Cuba
Europe
Soviet Union
Oklahoma Governor Boren’s reorganization plan stalls
The article notes Governor Boren’s bid to reorganize state government stalled with no progress. It questions the need for restructuring while the budget worsens from an $80 million surplus to a $40 million shortfall. Fred Harris looks to 1972 race by starting a peanut farm.
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Boren
Fred Harris
Castro's Havana Becoming World Power Center
Following his Angola victory Fidel Castro proclaims Afro Latin identity and pushes Caribbean alliance plans. He garners support in Jamaica and Puerto Rico while courting Guiana Communists and Panama. Analysts warn of a growing Afro Latin bloc reshaping the Caribbean and South Atlantic power balance.
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Washington
Angola
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Caribbean
Castro
Jamaica
Guiana
Panama
Havana
Brazil
Red Lake
France
George McGovern
South Dakota
Jacob Javits
New York
Frank Mankiewitz
McGovern
Lyndon B. Johnson
Dominican Republic
U.S
Senate
Destro
United States
South America
Rio de Janeiro
Uruguay
Argentina
South Atlantic
North Africa
United Nations
Organization of the American States
Mexico
Canada
Mexico City
May Simpatico
U.N
Israel
Fiorello H. LaGuardia
Harlem
Pedro Albiza Campas
Albiza Campas
Nationalist
Harry S. Truman
U.S. House of Representatives
Fraunces Tavern
New York City
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Lawton
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Oklahoma Press Association
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ted Ralston
Wm. H. Sullivan
Advertising Director
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Alfred Wallace
Dunagin
George III
William Pitt
Princess Augusta of
Saxe- Gotha
Jim Bishop
Charlotte
Prince of Wales
London
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Warren
Shangri-la
Pitt the Younger
Great Britain
George Washington
Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn
U.S. Congress
Ford Administration
Jeffrey St. John
Copley News Service
North American Newspaper Alliance
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