Chilling Doomsday Race Prompts Ice Age Debate
Editorial contrasts two doomsday paths from pollution and freezing. National Geographic notes winters cooling for decades and a possible ice age if temperatures drop by several degrees globally. It links air pollution to sun heat reflection, cites Arctic and volcanic theories, and even muses about lunar colonization.
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Earth
U.S. Environmental Agency
Los Angeles
National Geographic News Bulletin
Lake Arthur
Moraine State Park
Arthur
National Geographic News
National Geographic Society
Arctic Ocean
North Pole
Vanishing Point Prairie Dogs Threaten Ecosystem
Endangered prairie dogs have dwindled to perhaps less than one percent of their historic numbers due to government poisoning campaigns. The decline jeopardizes the black-footed ferret, burrowing owl, and other dependent species. Historical efforts from 1920 to 1948 used strychnine and 1080, causing collateral deaths among predators and scavengers.
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W. §. Bell
Department of Agriculture
United States
Biological Survey
Division of
Tom Garrett
Higher education in Africa center of higher studies in Tamako
Unesco Chronicle notes Mali shuns a national university citing cost and pedagogical reasons. The country instead develops specialized institutions of higher learning, owned and established under limited state control, as a promising experimental approach.
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Tamako
Unesco Chronicle
Mali
New Castle News Offers Wide Varied Content and Rates
New Castle News prints diverse columns and reader letters on the material page while inviting comments. Pricing lists show home delivery at 7a price, with monthly and annual options, plus different rates for Lawrence County and elsewhere in the USA. The issue also notes doctoral programs, international teaching links, and passages on national development.
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The
News Garapany
Corporellon
Rucept Sunray Tb North Mercer Steret Serondass Portage
New Caste
New Castle News
Zeaders
People Weite
Hichard Bi
Renta
Poundent
Messie Treadwell Anderon
Tremurer LL
Fred Wenteck
Mapeyer
Eleanor Treadwell Mayson
Secs
Casero
Arsiscimy
Leonid T
Reading
Lawrence County
USA
Sik Tmanthe
Education Fails To Arouse Eternal Curiosity
A concise critique notes that education, as presented, falls short of inspiring lasting inquiry. The comment contrasts formal schooling with the drive to seek deeper understanding beyond rote learning, urging reforms to spark enduring curiosity.
Harvesting Elephants: A Hunter's Paradox in Kenya
Essay questions wildlife management through hunting as a conservation approach. It contrasts American hunter ethics with Kenyan farmer realities, noting poaching economics, licensing costs, and population pressures. The author muses on a provocative harvest of elephants to balance human and wildlife needs amid urban sprawl.
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Yorick Blumenfeld
Editoris
Kenya
Blumenfeld
Africa
East Africa
United States
Brezhnev May Face Stand-off as US China Pact Shifts Balance
The article argues Brezhnev must trade military expansion for agriculture and transport reform to avoid a global conflict. It notes U.S. wheat surpluses aiding the USSR, while Western Europe and Japan gain economic edge. Nixon and Kissinger push Vietnam troop withdrawals, aiming to stabilize Southeast Asia as regional powers seek deterrence.
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Brezhnev
Odessa
Baltic
Russia
U.S
Southeast Asia
May
Nixon
Kissinger
Vietnam
Cambodia
Brezhnev Visit Shapes US Nuclear Era Choices
The piece argues that amid looming global strain the United States must secure energy and raw materials by negotiating with the Soviet and Chinese blocs. It suggests balancing fuel and mineral needs, funding shifts from armaments to production, and leveraging Diego Garcia rights for naval influence while pursuing long term gains in Brezhnev era talks.
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Red China
Brezhnev
Washington
Marc Chagall
Paris
Chagall
Mordovia
Kohyshev
U.S. Senate Subcommittee On Internal Security
Henry Jackson
U.S
Indian Ocean
U.S. Navy
Diego Garcia
Somalia
Persian Gulf
Iraq
Thanks To Neighbors And News Staff After Storm in New Castle
The News thanks residents of New Castle and Neave Castle for support during the Lawrence County REACT storm. Coffee was provided to volunteers aiding storm victims. The newspaper’s help is also acknowledged. Also, condolences are extended for Thomas Minter’s accidental drowning with thanks to emergency responders, the Rev Thornburg, and many friends and relatives.
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Mckeesport
Miditor
Lawrence County
Neave Castle
New Castle
Helen M. Wojciechowski
Thomas Minter
Pulaski Township
Pennsylvania State Police
Tom
Edward Thornburg
Seed catalogues spark debate on photography critics
Critics sneer at seed catalogues calling photographs blunders yet the vivid hooklets and blooms show the season’s promise. Hugh Jadwin discusses how these catalogues inspire hopeful planting despite scorn from some observers.
Pennsylvania Sales and Use Tax on Services
The state imposes a 6 percent tax on the performance of certain services under the use definition. Taxed services include printing, motor vehicle services, and repairs to personal property not including clothing. The list was broader before the 1971 Tax Reform Code was enacted.
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Pennsylvania
USSR edits Brezhnev biography push before Brezhnev visit
The Soviet Union released a new public relations effort by Novosti Press Agency in Moscow promoting Leonid Brezhnev. The book, published by Doubleday, signals a broader portrayal of Brezhnev and Kosygin amid Brezhnev’s upcoming visit.
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Russia
Brezhnev
Doubleday
Leonid Brezhnev
Novosti
Moscow
Ussr
A. N. Kosygin
Kosygin
Council of Ministers
Breahiney
Brezhnev book seen as Kremlin PR to win American readers
Holmes Alexander argues a 26 page Kremlin publication on Brezhnev aims to shape American opinion. The book blends biographical praise, photographs, and Brezhnev speeches to present a non threating yet aspirational view of Soviet aims, aligning with cautious diplomacy and common interests in avoiding direct conflict.
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Lal Lt. Breahner
Brezhnev
Hoover
Kennedy
Kremlin
le Duc Tho
Henry Kissinger
Paris
Party
Vietnam
Holmes Alexander
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