Government land grabs threaten private forests says Boise Cascade
A. F. Ennis of Boise Cascade warns that the nation is losing its commercial forest land base at about three acres per minute due to land withdrawals for recreation and wildlife. He cites 248 million acres already restricted and a possible 52 million more to be added, urging a moratorium to protect timber supply for homes and industry.
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Red China
A. F. Ennis
Boise Cascade Corp
Ennis
Boise Cascade
Cromley's Comments on a New Breed of Criminals
Washington observes a shift from professional to amateur criminals. The new type is less rational, more violent, lacking consistent operation patterns, and often driven by thrill and status rather than money. Prison reform options like more psychiatrists face doubts about effectiveness, demanding further study rather than quick fixes.
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S&y
Warren Burger
Burger
Deadlock in Congress on anti busing and party reorganization
The piece argues anti-busing laws are unlikely this Congress with efforts stalled by Rep. Emanuel Celler and Rep. Carl Perkins. It notes House amendments aim to curb busing are watered down in a $21 billion higher education bill. It also describes a Kremlin influenced shift to a Central Committee and new card issuance for the Communist Party USA with Gus Hall and Jarvis Tyner.
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D.ky
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Moscow
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Hall
Charlene Mitchell
Mike Zagarell
Si Gerson
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Perkins’ Committee
Edith Green
D.ore
John Ashbrook
R.O
William Broomfield
R.-Mich
Almanac highlights and historical anniversaries for June 13
Almanac notes June 13, 1972 as the 165th day with 201 remaining. Key events include Britain handing the Suez to Egypt in 1956 after 74 years of control, 1902 Christopher Columbus? founded Martinique, 1841 Ottawa hosts Canada’s first Parliament, 1917 Paris arrival of General Pershing, 1940 Paris open city, 1942 creation of US War Information with Elmer Davis, 1967 Thurgood Marshall to Supreme Court, and various Cold War notes. Birthday: Red Grange at 69. Thought for today from Proverbs.
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Suez Canal
Egypt
Christopher Columbus
Martinique
Ottawa
John Pershing
Paris
U.S. Office of War Information
Elmer Davis
Thurgood Marshal
Odessa Council approves well permit ordinance in 1962
Ten years ago Odessa city leaders passed an ordinance requiring a permit to install a private water well. The city’s water outlook looked brighter as officials reported the new supply from Martin County wells began two days earlier.
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Martin County
Parole Committee Praised by State Board in Austin
The local parole committee was described as one of the four most efficient in Texas by the State Parole Board in Austin in a letter to J. T. Long, head of the county organization.
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State Parole Board
Austin
J. T. Long
McGovern VP Pick Rumors Stir Washington Circles
Capitol chatter swirls over McGovern's potential running mate as insiders float Shirley Chisholm Mills and other big names. Peabody presses for open convention with a separately elected VP, while Agnew tours and Butz flags rising food prices.
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Treasury
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Shirley Chisholm
Gloria Steinem
Wilbur D. Mills
McGovern
Dixie
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Arkansas
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Georgia
Reubin Askew
Florida
Howe Caverns
Fort Lee Drive-In
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Lawton Chiles
Harold Hugnes
Iowa
Abe Ribicoff
John Tunney
California
Adlai Stevenson
Hubert Humphrey
George Wallace
Humphrey
Gov
Endicott
Peabody
Massachusetts
Harvard
New Hampshire
Puzzle of Crete Monday Solved 41 Roman goddess
Crossword puzzle clues mix across names, places, and terms. Readable fragments include hints like mythical king, sea cow, pelvic bone, and a solved entry. Strong entities such as Roman goddess and Crete appear among the garbled list of entries and dates.
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