Interpretation shapes Texas park planning and trails
The article argues that modern park design centers on interpretation through surveys interpretive centers and nature trails. It details goals to deepen visitor appreciation knowledge and conservation while reducing litter vandalism and public property abuse as advocated by William Colpitts of the U.S. Forest Service.
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Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
William Colpitts
American Recreation Congress
Colpitts
U.S. Forest Service
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One Way Do Not Enter at Horse Cave Cemetery Gate
A Kentucky AP report notes a gate sign at Horse Cave Cemetery with an implied warning reading One Way Do Not Enter. The sign highlights safety concerns for visitors and land access at the historic site.
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Horse Cave
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Horse Cave Cemetery
Park Tree Is Favorite With Visitors
Fort Davis at Davis Mountains State Park draws tourists to a colorful evergreen lexus Medrone tree outside Indian Lodge. Thick red bark and bright red berries give a Yuletide look, with berries persisting August through June. Birds frequent the tree, known as Naked Indian Skin or Strawberry Tree by some.
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Fort Davis
Indian Lodge
Davis Mountains State Park
Bookmobile to Tonga from Hawaii
Hawaii state librarian James Hunt says a bookmobile will be sent to Tonga, about 3,000 miles southwest of Honolulu. Gov. John A Burns requested the dispatch, with the current Honolulu vehicle slated for Tonga in about six months as Hawaii receives new bookmobiles.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
James Hunt
South Pacific
Hunt
John A Burns
Nixon Cabinet Shakeups Draw Scrutiny and Debate
President elect Nixon faces questions over cabinet nominees speaking on policy before taking office. David Kennedy warned against dollar gold ties mirroring past sums, triggering global market jitter. Walter Hickel defied policy bans, prompting Senate grilling. International tensions rise with China and Russia as Albania bases, and the aviation union vows jet-noise retaliation.
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David Kennedy
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Treasury
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Summer Employment Directory 1969 at Ward County Library
The 1969 Summer Employment Directory lists 80 000 openings across the United States and Canada in resorts camps parks theatres ranches and restaurants. General camp counselors lead, with waterfront arts crafts nature study riding roles close behind. salaries rise with earnings from 200 to 600 dollars plus room and board, some reach 1500 dollars.
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Ward County Library
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Canada
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