Nixon's resignation and Watergate legacy explored
The piece traces Nixon's Aug 1974 resignation and the Watergate scandal's fallout. It notes the nation’s shock, the lasting glare of the affair, and how readers view Nixon through books, TV series, and the Nixon Library. It cites critics and supporters, including figures like Leonard Garment and John Dean, and recalls key events from the 1972 break–in to Ford's pardon.
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From 1A Dinosaurs and the hunt for ancient remains
Paleontologists explain that locating dinosaurs requires matching the target species with rock age and sediment type to recreate the ancient environment. The Red Beds near Seymour, dated around 250 million years, yield fossils like the sail-backed Dimetrodon, often misnamed as a dinosaur, while modern catalogs and computers aid identification and study.
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