Camp Pendleton Faces Preservation Clash Over Coastline
Camp Pendleton in California stands as a vast 197 square miles of undeveloped coast, defended as an environmental and military asset. Officials warn urban sprawl could replace beaches and cliffs, while ecologists praise keeping the land untouched for future training and conservation.
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Sunday In Europe Day Of Diversion
Europeans spend Sundays in varied ways from London pubs to Paris cinemas and Rome masses. The car changes weekends as capital dwellers divert from church to travel, drive to Orly, or watch sports, with many towns preserving church attendance while cities embrace leisure.
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Welfare Dept reports 8 million U.S. students may not learn to read
Washington The Welfare Department says about 8 million children in U.S. elementary and secondary schools will not learn to read adequately and that one in seven is handicapped in acquiring essential skills.
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