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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1981
Page
6
Opinion piece arguing terrorism is rising and threats on American soil require clearer domestic command structures and stronger FOIA reform. Calls for interagency contingency planning involving federal, state, and local police and cooperation with global partners.
Enterprising thoughts reports that marijuana use among youth is a national crisis with senior psychiatrists and lawmakers warning it dwarfs other issues. Surveys show one in ten high school seniors use daily, up 80 percent since 1975, with dropouts at higher risk and calls for stronger prevention by parents and community groups.
Smithsonian scientist Susan Loth profiles giant anteaters in central Brazil. Redford, from Harvard’s Museum of Comparative Zoology, explains their scent driven foraging, long tongues, sand filled stomachs, and strong defense when threatened. Habitat loss, cattle grazing, and termite defense shape their fate.
Readers query the open era of amateurism in track and field and the rise of money in sport. Murray answers on wind aided records altitude effects. Ken Stabler retirement. shotgun offense origins. Reggie Jackson Hall of Fame talk. George Blanda career length. Pete Rose, Ty Cobb records, and baseball versus era changes.
A fragmentary piece mentions Henry James Edith Wharton and Cafe Royal in London with playful anecdotes about dinner and language. It references a 1985 season and a figure named Cobb in the majors along with Rose potentially becoming a designated hitter in the American League.
A misc puzzle of sports chatter and literary quotes spans golf payoffs in Williamsburg to public figures and court phrases. It muses on big numbers, media replies, and phrases like play ball and Habemus Papam, mixing sport intrigue with cultural reflections.
A compact range of anteater data reports body length from 6 to 49 inches with tail up to 70 inches, weight from 6 ounces to 89 pounds, and a habitat span from southern Mexico to northern Argentina. It notes ants and termites as primary food, life span of 3 to 14 years in captivity, and usually one young after a five to six month pregnancy.
Susan Loth joined the National Geographic News Service in March after spending over six years at newspapers in Minnesota Hugols and Washington D.C.
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