Let Peace Begin With Me Editorial Statement
The Odessa American editorial proclaims freedom as self control grounded in moral truths and Core Rules. It asserts freedom as a gift from God, not government power, and contrasts it with license or anarchy.
Governor Lamm attacks Reagan land sale plan in testimony
In a Washington House subcommittee hearing Colorado Governor Richard Lamm criticizes the Reagan administration proposal to sell federal lands to reduce the national debt. He calls the plan a clever redistribution of land to private interests and questions whether federal ownership is always best for conservation or development.
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House
Washington
Colorado
Richard Lamm
Lamm
America
Texas
Toronto Bicycle Grid Proposed by Adler
Writings by William F Buckley describe Joseph Adler of Bicycle Expressway Systems proposing a Toronto bicycle grid. The plan would place 250 miles of suspended expressways with escalator access every mile to connect most city points. Adler rejects gentle grades, insisting on a true grade of up to 1 percent and avoiding uphill ridges.
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William F. Buckley
Canada
Urban Transportation Division of Canada
Ottawa
Joseph Adler
Adler
Toronto
Metro
New York City
Glass Covered Bicycle Expressway Proposed for Cities
A visionary plan outlines elevated glass covered bike corridors above urban streets with escalator lifts to traverse hills. It envisions removing cars, guarding riders from weather, and costing about 1.5 billion dollars while imagining 600000 bicycles in the metro and gasoline savings to amortize the expense.
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Toronto
New York
Joseph Adler
Metro
Bicycle Expressways and Social Gains Advocated by Adler
The piece argues saving gasoline costs and social benefits from widespread cycling. It cites reduced accidents and healthier, happier urban life, noting Koch era bicycle lanes failed and urging civic action. Adler seeks support at a Pro Bike convention and lists a Toronto address for contact.
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New York
Second Avenue
Central Park
Koch
Canada
Colorado Springs
Colo
Dunfield Avenue
Suite 1818
Toronto
Reagan administration not miracle makers says Kirkpatrick
Washington lit dinner remarks reveal the Reagan team will not drive radical change. Jeane Kirkpatrick states the system moderates initiatives, avoids revolutions, and sees this as a good thing. The right accepts this, while factions plan separate policy moves for the coming two years and strain with the White House persists.
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Washington
America
Jeane Kirkpatrick
United Nations
Ethics and Public Policy Center
Reaganaut
Kirkpatrick
Baker
Blair House
National Security
Reagan
Weather viewer praises unseen forecaster John in newscast
In Odessa a viewer writes that during last week’s 6 o clock TV news the weather report was delivered with a full map and temperatures shown, yet the presenter named John never appeared on screen. The writer commends the unnamed weather pro for clarity.
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John
Columbus discovers Central America coast in 1502
Chronicle notes Oct 5 as Columbus finding Costa Rica area in 1502 with other historical entries from 1793 abolition of Christianity in France to 1981 political and rights events. Picasso quote closes the note.
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Christopher Columbus
Central America
Costa Rica
France
Spain
Britain
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