Editorials on open spaces and campus vandalism risk
The piece laments public land abuse and calls for stronger enforcement by the Bureau of Public Land Management. It notes widespread environmental damage, from dumping to vandalism, and cites a Senate bill to bolster authority and funding. It also jokes about metric phrases and mentions a University of Illinois experiment to deter rock-throwing on campus.
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Daniel A. Poole
The
Wildlife Management Institute
Senate Public Lands
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Bureau of Public Land Management
Poole
Bureau
University of Illinois At Ibana
Lumpkins Applies for Package Store Permit in Balmorhea
Mrs. Glen Lumpkins seeks a Package Store Permit from the Texas Liquor Centre Board in Austin to operate as Lumpkins Package Store at Lot 8 Block C 334 W N Main St Balmorhea Reeves County Texas. Publication appears in the Pecos Enterprise August 7.
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Glen Lumpkins
P.O
Balmorhea
Reeves County
Texas
Texas Liquor Centre Board
Austin
Travis County
Iness
Lumpkins Package Store
Main Sweet
Boyle's Column introduces double talk with examples and sarcasm
New York AP column explains double talk as saying one thing while thinking the opposite. The piece offers humorous examples from students and professors, mocking hypocrisy and social behavior in a classroom setting.
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New York
Barbs by Phil Pastoret and a garden misfit joke
The column riffs on a home grown cantaloupe pun and a quip about Fahrenheit. It notes dog days in August and jokes about barefoot children growing taller and wider, pushing families into higher price ranges.
Women activists launch Concern Inc to guide eco choices
At a Washington cocktail party two women formed Concern Inc a national nonprofit teaching women to use pocketbook power to protect the environment. The group questions packaging detergents and advocates returnable bottles and phosphate-free products while seeking grassroots chapters and manufacturer dialogue.
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Peggy Simpson
Associated Press
Washington
Concern Inc
America
Paul ,Gnatius
Paul Mickey
Williams Grayson
Concern
Ignatius
John Gardner
Urban Coalition
Florida
Helms
Vaughn
Rachel Carson Trust For the Living Environment
Federal Water Quality Administration
Mrs. Helms
Bureau of Solid Waste Management
Madison Avenue
Thgt
GOP Eyes Elusive Labor Vote
Republican strategists see labor as free-floating voters with weak Democratic allegiance. They lament a lack of effective outreach beyond gestures like the 1969 White House meeting with hard hat workers, while acknowledging a fragile labor shift toward the GOP.
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Washington
NEA
Nixon
U.S
Republican Party
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Lawrence O’brien
John Kenneth Galbraith
White House
Wall Street
Republican National Committee
GOP
Party of Business
Democratic Party
Hubert Humphrey
George Wallace
Foreign Policy Priorities in the 1970 Elections
United States voters face domestic economic and social tests in the upcoming congressional campaign, but foreign policy assessments of the Nixon administration will also shape choices. The Foreign Policy Association outlines key issues and pro and con options, stressing noninvolvement combined with treaty duties and deterrence, and examining U S relations with Red China and Peking membership prospects.
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N.Y
NEA
U.S
United States
Free World
Senate
America
Foreign Policy Association
Samuel P. Hayes
FPA
Are Lee
Nixon
Taien Austen Feahngs
Gor Oonet
Weevarting
Capes
Red China
W. Jee Gue Tems
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Bob Moore
Wire Editor
Orb Rowden
Bonnie Dearley
South Cedar Street
Pecos
World Week
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Terprise
Mt. Washington
New Hamp
World Almanac
Boyle
Phil Pastoret
Gwendolyn
Farenheit
Geaw Aeewce
Bays World
Bruce Biossat
Labor Vote
By Bruce Biossat
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