Hell's Run coal strip mine plan faces opposition in Lawrence County
A Pennsylvania DER hearing on Kerry Coal Co. plans to strip mine 35 acres at Hell's Run, a beauty spot and trout stream in Lawrence County, prompts protests from residents and officials. Opponents warn of ecological damage and drainage issues. supporters cite jobs and reclamation promises while noting prior violations and potential future permits.
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Pennsylvania Department of Resources
Nature
Hell's Run
Lawrence County
Kerry Coal Co
Portersville
DER
Joseph Houck
Waterways
Kerry Coal Company
DEA
Michael Boyle
Pennsylvania Council of
Trout Unlimited
Killer bees lose their sting in nature’s balance
The killer bees heading from Brazil have interbred with native bees and become milder. In Washington experts once proposed intercepting invasions with bred bees, but that plan proved unnecessary as nature halted the threat.
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Brazil
Anthony Raw
The
University of Brazilia
National
Academy of Sciences
Washington, D.C
National Security Council
Why Kennedy Runs In a Shifting Political Landscape
The Newport, R.I., Daily News outlines four explanations for Senator Edward Kennedy's ongoing bid. The piece considers pressuring the Democratic platform, aiming for a 1984 nomination, a potential vice presidential selection by Carter, or a strategic bid to capture victory despite looming obstacles.
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Edward Kennedy
Mr. Kennedy
Democratic Party
Reader's Contact for New Castle News Editorial Feedback
The New Castle News directs readers to contact Executive Editor Len Kolasinski for complaints about news stories. Provide phone or mail details to reach the Reader's Contact and submit feedback or concerns about reporting accuracy.
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New Castle
Len Kolasinski
The
New Castle News
Health warning on pet parasites and safety tips
A Penn State four year study warns that controlling internal parasites in dogs and cats requires more than routine worm medicine. Pregnant women should avoid cat feces and pet waste should be removed. Proper diet and sanitary environment reduce risk. Over the counter wormers vary in effectiveness and prescriptions should be supervised by a parasitologist or veterinarian. The article notes dangers to fetuses and children and urges veterinary care. It appears in Science in Agriculture. For mailing list, contact University Park Pennsylvania. Take your pet to a vet.
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Pennsylvania State University
Science In Agriculture
Agricultural Administration Building
University Park
Nuclear energy view sparks debate among conservationists
A reader recounts a heated discussion on nuclear power with anti-nuclear views supported by National Wildlife Federation members. The piece cites a 1978 Resources for the Future poll showing a shift to 51 percent favorable then 51 percent unfavorable, and argues for balanced energy policy including coal and oil. The writer warns environmentalists may oppose industry while needing energy to sustain daily life.
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National Wildlife Federation
NWF
Resources For the Future
Three Mile Island
Stand Fast as a Witness at Work for Christ
A reader asks if they should quit being the only Christian at their job. The answer encourages staying if prayer confirms and highlights the witness role. It suggests praying for love, opportunities, and practical kindness to reach colleagues, viewing the position as a chance to share faith.
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DR. Graham
A.N
A. N
Apostle Paul
Christ
Strictly Personal Fathers and the fate of high achievers
The piece notes many famous men from explorers to astronauts grew up without fathers yet achieved greatness. It discusses single or eldest sons tending to excel, critiques psychology theories on paternal influence, and mentions luck and varied family dynamics as factors in child development. Sydney J. Harris comments on Oedipal theory and parental impact.
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Portant
God
Christ
Sydney J. Harris Field
Acid rain seen as a widening environmental threat
Editorial notes acid precipitation extends beyond rain to snow hail and dust and points to power plants and smelters as primary sources. It traces research from postwar Scandinavia to the un United Nations Stockholm Conference and highlights tensions between the United States and Canada over cross border pollution and policy pace.
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United States
Canada
John Roberts
Roberts
Carter
Kenneth Hood
Council On Environmental Quality
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