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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1971
Page
2
Analysis argues that statistics on global resource use are misleading and that real limits depend on social definitions, knowledge, and policy. Frank Notestein contends space is the only true nonrenewable resource and that wealthier nations expand world resources through innovation, technology, and recycling.
About 12 000 to 15 000 gathered to see President Nixon at the Wright Patterson AFB museum in Dayton Ohio. Critics claim police and Secret Service barred or mistreated youths for hair length dress and manner. The piece notes protests and past incidents but says current security has deep roots and broad causes beyond any single administration.
The 80 year old mother of Senator Edmund Muskie gives a candid appraisal of his presidential prospects. She notes she might vote for him if a more qualified rival appears and hints she prefers the current president.
An English inventor's device uses plastic tubes and a centrifuge to convert fodder into leaf protein milk. The machine processes one ton of fodder daily into 180 gallons of dairy substitute, vastly more than the few gallons produced by U S cows last year. The potential impact on traditional dairy farming remains uncertain.
The statements critique jawboning without force, Colombia’s disintegration amid ideological rivalries, and the legality of drug pushing through advertising. Nixon condemns ineffective pressure, Pastrana Borrero reflects on regional divides, and Senator McIntyre cites legal loopholes enabling drug promotion.
Willy Heiko Heeres, a Dutch-born American, accuses the State Department of reverse discrimination in denying him an Indonesian instructor role at the Foreign Service Institute citing his white Christian appearance and religion. The EEOC is reviewing the claim amid tape evidence from a prior interview, while Navy contract flaws and a separate letters section appear in the same clipping.
President Nixon calls for new federal labor legislation to curb West Coast longshoremen and possible East Coast deck strikes. He faults Congress’s hesitancy and labor-favoring donations, urging immediate mediation arbitration and enhanced government intervention to protect the public interest.
October 5 1921 reporting shows 97 registrants in the county 41 women with democrats leading 66 to 28 over Republicans three unaffiliated voters and one auto damaged in a single vehicle rollover after a light rain near Feagaville Bridge.
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