Demand That Does It and Fur Trade Attitudes
A longstanding anecdote about a leopard coat and a conservationist frames the demand for fur as a driver of poaching. Gina Lollobrigida sparked debate in London over a tiger skin coat, insisting only three pelts were used and that the animals were already dead. The piece argues that removing demand would curb slaughter of endangered fur bearing species.
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Gina Lollobrigida
London
Ark In Ararat Ice May Yield Noah’s Vessel Fragments
A Search Foundation Inc group in Washington plans to uncover timbers from a glacier on Mount Ararat in northeast Turkey. Fragments reportedly dated 4500 to 5000 years old may emerge as they seek to melt the ice in summer 1971. The find would captivate a global audience.
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Noah
Mt. Ararat
Ararat
Turkey
Subsidy Illusion In New York Subway Fares Debate
William F Buckley Jr argues against subsidizing NYC subway rides as a political shell game. He cites the TWU, public spending, and tax dynamics while noting the practicality of funding such subsidies would require broader contributions from millions of riders. He critiques free fare notions as economically misguided.
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New York City
Washington Post
Transport Workers Union
New York
John Lindsay
Nelson Rockefeller
Cayuga County
English Soldier in Vietnam Thanks Readers for Christmas Packages
John E. Scurrah, an English trooper serving at Long Binh and Rivington data processing, writes from Vietnam to Mark Walke. He describes shipped Christmas gifts, work on IBM computers and microfilm, and his long shifts as he awaits discharge next July. He thanks supporters and wishes a happy Christmas.
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Vietnam
England
Mark Walke
Vietnam Triangle Club
John E. Scurrah
Walke
Bennie Potter
Bennie
U. S. Army
Long Binh
Saigon
IBM
Mark
David Sarnoff Retires From RCA At 79
The longtime RCA chairman David Sarnoff, age 79, retires due to health. His rise from immigrant tenement life to pioneering leader in radio and television is highlighted, with emphasis on his role in shaping communications and the Titanic rescue signals incident.
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Washington
New York City
David Sarnoff
Radio Corporation of America
America
Russia
Sarnoff
Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company of America
Wanamaker
Atlantic
Taft
Winston Churchill
Great Britain
Robert
Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates Listing
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc lists subscription rates for city, rural, and out of area readers. Prices include 70 cents weekly in town, 21 dollars yearly by mail in the region, 30 dollars yearly outside the trading area, and 38 dollars yearly outside the U S A with advance payment required.
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The
News Journal, Inc
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Roene
U.S.A
Dilemma Of School Budgets To The Editor
The writer rebates a 1970 Middletown City School District budget dispute defending the budgeting process. He explains that budgets are prepared with input from the Personnel Office business manager principals teachers and the Curriculum Department and notes state audit rules provide oversight. He details how tentative yearly spending guides and salary scheduling decisions affect tax levies and wage trends amid school competition for teacher pay.
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Spiro Agnew
Middletown Journal
Middletown City
Ohio
Middletown
Board of Education
County Tax Commission
Cincinnati
Dayton
Michigan
Factographs and notes on history and science
The text covers a variety of facts from Mecca's Caaba to historical lettres de cachet and spellings of musical instruments. It notes Benjamin Harrison as a late U S president and explains causes of cake falling and sea horses changing color for camouflage. It predicts housing demand from servicemen, Negro housing pressure, and WWII baby boom shifts.
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Bastille
United States
Benjamin Harrison
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