Ecolibrium and Cities in the Sea Meet Future Vision
Scientist Athelston Spilhaus argues we face a choice between ecological harmony and economic productivity. He proposes turning effluents into assets, using water and air as reusable commodities, and envisions floating cities with refineries, harbors, airports, hotels, and farms. He cites offshore projects in New Jersey and Japan as visible steps toward this sea based future.
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Athelston Spilhaus
Spilhaus
United States
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
New Jersey
North Sea
Nixon seeks overhaul of old federal crime laws
President Nixon calls for a revision of the Federal Criminal Code to remove outdated statutes such as seducing female steamship passengers and detaining carrier pigeons. He also proposes moving water hyacinth and alligator grass rules to conservation and notes few or no cases under the pigeon statute.
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Frank Jackman
Washington
Jess
State of the Union
Nixon
United Press International
Congress
Antwerp
Flanders
Justice Department
Kalmbach tied to no fault auto insurance clash
Washington column notes Herbert Kalmbach and Richards Barger linked in a no fault auto insurance dispute. It describes regulatory ties with insurers, potential consumer savings, opposition from lawyers, and state versus federal regulatory tensions stemming from the McCarran Ferguson Act.
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Washington
Nixon
Herbert Kalmbach
California
Richards Barger
Kalmbach
Congress
Insurance executives convene private strategy session in Phoenix
Allstate and Nationwide invited seven other insurers including Travelers State Farm Liberty Mutual and Hartford to a high level meeting. Richards Barger a former California Insurance Commissioner led the private session held December 8 and 9 at the Camelback Inn in Phoenix.
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Senate
Allstate
Nationwide
Travelers
State Farm
Liberty Mutual
Insurance Company of North America
Hartford Insurance
Kemper Insurance
Firemen’s Fund Insurance
Richards Barger
Barger
California
National Association of Insurance Commissioners
Los Angeles Lawirm
Kalmbach
DeMarco
Knapp
Chillingworth
Marriott Camelback Inn
Phoenix
Ariz
Policy shift urged to aid police worldwide
Washington column argues for expanding US technical aid to police, countering efforts to cut the program. It contends aid reduces terrorism and dictatorships by training foreign constabularies, while criticizing senators for a meat cleaver approach and urging targeted reforms rather than elimination. The piece notes political maneuvering around insurance regulation and Nixon administration action on no fault bills.
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Washington
Nea
J.W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Ign
Middle East
Southeast Asia
Vatican silence on IRA violence shocks Catholic Church stance
The piece argues Pope Paul VI failed to condemn the IRA terror campaign in Northern Ireland and London, contrasting his harsher critique of Vietnam with the Vatican's silence on Irish violence. It cites Soviet intrigue, Dutch arms seizures, and calls for the church to oppose violence and dictatorship in Britain and beyond.
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New York
Pope Pius XII
Paul VI
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Northern Ireland
Pius XII
Vatican
Catholic Church
London
South Vietnam
U.S
Nixon
Vietnam
English Isles
Soviet Union
Britain
Witness
Crozier
Ireland
Irish Communist Party
Schiphol
KGB
Pope Paul VI
United Ireland
British Isles
Almanac highlights and dated world events of 1973
The almanac notes today March 27, 1973 as the 86th day of the year with 279 remaining. It references historical events such as St. Petersburg's founding, France declaring war on Russia in 104, Japan leaving the League of Nations in 1938, a 1964 Alaska earthquake with heavy casualties and $750 million in damage, and an unspecified ten years earlier military action in South Korea under U.S. pressure.
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Associated Press
For the Great
St. Petersburg
France
Russia
Japan
Se League of Nations
Manchuria
Alaska
South Korea
Fes
United States
Looking Back Elected Vice President of the Gamma Beta Chapter
A local campus bulletin notes the election of Looking Back as vice president of the Gamma Beta chapter of Beta. The post is described as a leadership role within the fraternity, with duties tied to chapter activities and member coordination. The announcement confirms the appointment without detailing election results or dates.
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Gamma
Beta
Crossword Puzzle Clue List and Quip on Economy
Reads like a newspaper puzzle with a joke about the economy and hard hats guarding brains. The long list of across clues includes deflect cask native terms and historic references, ending with a prompt about cheer words.
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Odessa
Capitol
Tripoli
Capitol Hill
David Eisenhower
Arnold Palmer
Capitol Dome
Orville Redenbacker
Versailles
Ind
Redenbacker
Earl F. Landgrebe
R. Ind
Cromley
Hse
Camelback
McCarran-Ferguson
Herbert Dannenberg
Pennsylvania
Maverick
Camelback Group
Nixon Foundation
United Air Lines
Marriott
Heritage Life Insurance Company
St. John's Journal
Brian Crozier
Institute For Study of Conflict
Oleg Lyalin
Hell
Turtle
Yonder
Center of Action
Knight
Beal
Israel
Scotia
U. S
Real
Beast
Asia
Nightingale
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