Clear-Cutting Debate Winds Through National Forest Policy
The article traces a shift from selective logging to clear-cutting on federal lands since the 1990s, noting court victories against clear-cutting as a violation of the Organic Act of 1897. It calls for flexible management to protect remaining virgin forests in California, Oregon, Washington, and Alaska while allowing wise harvest 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
Middletown
PTA
PTO
Salvation Army Honored For Bicentennial Service
The Salvation Army earns praise for its 1880 arrival and yearlong bicentennial recognition. Its week of observance highlights its mission from heart to hand to man and its broad social service programs alongside the nation’s religious life.
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Salvation Army
Army
Wages for Housework movement gains traction
The Columbus Republic reports a new feminist campaign proposing paying housewives for their labor. Beth Ingber, spokesman in Los Angeles, travels to rally housewives and housepersons to push government pay funded by taxing large corporations.
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Beth Ingber
Los Angeles
Miss Ingber
Steel Company
Columbus
Ind
Republic
May 10 1776 Albany inspection to pacify Tory claims
General Schuyler invited 260 Native Americans to witness a military inspection in Albany New York and had soldiers parade the streets to show strength. The scene is framed around a biblical verse cited from Acts 1 8.
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Schuyler
Albany
N. Y
Phineas Bullhorn Honored With White House Broom Closet
A satirical piece imagines a 1990 ceremony to dedicate a White House room to Sen Phineas T. Bullhorn. The president would name the space The Phineas T. Bullhorn Broom Closet, urging visitors to recall Bullhorn as a humble, devoted public servant who will be missed.
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Sen
Phineas T. Bullhorn
Phineas
America
White House
Mr. Clean
No. of Middletown subscription rates listed
The Journal details subscription rates for Middletown Ohio including daily and Sunday home delivery by carrier rates 72 cents and 23 cents respectively, motor route 13.6 cents daily and 24 cents Sunday, calendar month and four week periods, and mail options with yearly totals.
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News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
USA
McCarthy's CIA oversight bid faces Senate stalemate
In 1954 Eugene McCarthy urged congressional supervision of the CIA, a plan opposed by Allen Dulles and later by Sen. John Stennis. The Church Committee failed to secure a single powerful oversight panel, and critics warn that returning control to Stennis risks unaccountable covert actions.
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Washington
Eugene McCarthy
Congressional
Central Intelligence Agency
McCarthy
Allen Dulles
Joseph McCarthy
Congressional Oversight Committee
Dulles
Congress
Dick Russell
Senate
Armed Services Committee
Agency
CIA
Armed Services and Appropriations Committees
Senate Select Committee On Intelligence
Frank Church
Church Committee
Gene McCarthy
John Stennis
Television history misfires prompt critique by John Roche
John Roche criticizes NBC and PBS documentaries for distorting U S history. He cites The Truman MacArthur Controversy and Iruman at Potsdam as examples of bias and inaccuracy. He argues for careful, fact based television history to educate the public about America past.
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NBC
Iruman
Potsdam
Letters to the Editor on Education and Physician Assistants
Readers argue against teacher intimidation and wasteful spending while urging public education reform. A second letter highlights the growing role of physician assistants in healthcare, noting training programs and the KCMA Student Society contact for inquiries.
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Kettering College of Medical Arts
Kettering
Kcma-Student Society of Physician Assistants
Southern Bivd
Ohio
Kenneth J. Reed
Crescent Bivd
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