Reclamation Debate Spurs Local Action Across States
The editorial argues against a federal strip mining veto and urges grassroots reclamation. It highlights Pierre Goodrich’s profitable restoration work in the Midwest, TVA plans to repurpose garbage with coal, and North Dakota’s REAP program plus Battelle studies. It emphasizes local control, regional planning, and the July 1 effective date of North Dakota’s amended law.
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Pierre Goodrich
Indianapolis
Ford
Knoxville
Tenn
TVA
Tennessee
North Carolina
Alabama
Kentucky
Mississippi
North Dakota
Upper Middle West
Battelle Columbus Laboratories
Alaskan
North Slope
Powder River
Wyoming
Montana
Four Corners
New Mexico
Arizona
Congress
Nuclear peril and weak nonproliferation efforts worldwide
A warning on global nuclear arms spread argues six nations hold most power and any state can build a bomb. It notes the UN nonproliferation treaty flaws, delays in disarmament, and the rising threat despite political attempts to curb the arms race.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
United States
United Nations
U.N
Soviet Union
France
China
India
Middle East
Kennedy Likely 1976 Democratic Nomination Hints
The article weighs Teddy Kennedy as a potential 1976 Democratic rival to Nixon McGovern, noting Kennedy could bridge party factions and counter liberal fragmentation. It recalls past Nixon-Kennedy matchups and assesses current Democratic contenders including Henry Jackson.
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Teddy
White House
Teddy Kennedy
Richard Nixon
George McGovern
George Wallace
Massachusetts
Dark Horse
Hugh Carey
John Glenn
Benedict Arnold in American history and memory
The piece discusses how Benedict Arnold’s legacy complicates Bicentennial celebrations and historical memory. It compares shifts in Soviet reference works to Arnold’s mixed record in the Quebec expedition, noting his role in the failed capture and his later portrayal as a traitor.
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Lenin
Trotsky
Bukharin
Zinoviev
Kamenev
Josef Stalin
Stalin
Beria
CIA
Bering Sea
Benedict Arnold
Fort Ticonderoga
Arnold
Ethan Allen
Allen
Vermont
New Hampshire
New York
Guy Carleton
Canada
Quebec
Burr
Aaron Burr
Versailles
Britain
Gibraltar
United States
Cornwallis
Yorktown
Nathanael Greene
Anthony Wayne
Washington
Judas Iscariot
Seaman-built navy text and 1777 campaigns referenced
A long historical reminiscence covers Benedict Arnold and 18th century battles at Valcour Bay and Saratoga, noting Arnold’s early standing and later treason, plus broad political commentary on 1976 Democratic prospects and possible dark horse candidates.
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Carleton
Valcour Bay
Johnnie
Burgoyne
New York
Arnold
Horatio Gates
Saratoga
Bemis Heights
Quebec
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Jackson
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Hudson
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Oklahoma
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Hugh Scott
Chappaquiddick
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Eee
Watergate
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