Acid rain spurs protest in New Hampshire towns
Fisherman Patrick Reardon recalls Trout no longer biting as acid rain from Midwest smokestacks harms lakes near Lincoln. Towns vote this week on a resolution to halve emissions, backed by activists Martha Lyman and Scott Martin. Scientists warn many New Hampshire waters are acidic with dwindling alkalinity, affecting ecosystems and even potential political headlines in the New Hampshire primary.
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Espionage Drive by Soviets Reaches Western Europe
Western European governments report a broad Soviet push to access advanced technology through Western subsidiaries. Denmark expelled a KGB science attache for espionage targeting electronics. Sweden, Germany, Italy, Spain, Norway, Switzerland, and Britain also expelled diplomats and agents amid investigations into industrial and military spying activities.
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Gunmen kill two bodyguards and kidnap Texaco executive
In Bogota four men in a car fired submachine guns at an American oil firm executive’s car, killing his two bodyguards and abducting Kenneth Bishop, Texaco’s Colombian subsidiary production manager. Bishop, a long-time resident of Colombia, was not confirmed wounded. In Washington a federal pamphlet labels cigarette smoking as the nation’s most widespread drug dependence, affecting 56 million Americans. In San Diego Pacific Southwest Airlines plans expansion and possible Braniff jetliner leases to grow routes, including Dallas.
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Odessa American: Daily Publication and Subscriptions Info
The Odessa American lists home delivery and Sunday scale options with daily and Sunday editions and mail subscription rates. It notes rates, post office details, and delivery guidance for address changes and service problems.
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Weather forecast for Texas Permian Basin and state
Fair and mild conditions prevail across Texas with Permian Basin nights near 40 and Tuesday highs mid 70s. Winds west to southwest 5 to 20 mph. Readings show a front moved through, with early morning light rain on eastern Panhandle and Panhandle lows in the 30s to 40s. Texas totals: no precip in 24 hours, year to date 1.47 inches.
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Telescope intensifies space search for messages
Harvard University scientists in Cambridge begin a four year non stop radio telescope project to seek alien greetings from millions of stars. Led by Paul Horowitz and funded by the Planetary Society founded by Carl Sagan the effort aims for a highly sensitive comprehensive scan.
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Greens threaten protests as NATO missiles seek deployment
Election leaders vow sit ins and massive protests to block the deployment of 572 U.S. cruise and Pershing 2 missiles in West Germany and Europe. State Department officials note Bush's Europe visit aided Kohl, who backs deployment, while Vogel raises questions that worry officials about undermining Reagan's Geneva strategy. Bush explains Reagan's position in Europe and signals openness to Soviet counteroffers. Berlin January 31 marks readiness to meet Andropov to ban medium-range missiles. Kohl's victory eases pressure for strategy change.
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