Ecologists and critics clash over pollution fears and progress
Editorial argues ecology has surged into national debate but warns against fear mongering. It defends scientific standards for air water and food while noting government efforts to regulate water pollution with thousands of industries facing July 1 deadlines. It cites DDT and energy fears as overstated and cites Continental Oil's caution on lead in gasoline.
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Larce and Small
Dusit
Department of Pivionmental Management
Edward Teller
John G. McLean
Continental Oil Company
What Faults In A Single Girl Shut Off Gentleman Fiends
A compilation of survey style snippets on social traits, health curiosities, and vague questions. It cites a poll of bachelors who rank flaws such as conspicuous misbehavior and aloofness, with assorted notes on pain tests, handwriting, and cultural quirks.
Boyle's Column spoof lists a hundred fears at a country weekend
HAL BOYLE mocks weekend invites to the countryside by cataloging a cascade of phobias from aerophobia to pantophobia as a host touts rustic pleasures. He notes New Amsterdam burghers giving Bible prizes in 1655 and recalls colonial views on lotteries replacing taxes.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Long Island
Romney
New Amsterdam
The
World Almanac
America
Multinationals reshaping world trade and policy
The article analyzes rising multinational corporations as a growing global force. It notes projections that by 1978 about 200 of 300 top non Communist world traders will be American, with production increasingly outside the United States. It discusses currency effects, intracorporate transfers, and shifting foreign policy concepts, plus unions seeking international bargaining fronts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling F. Green
Associated Press
Washington
United States
Science minded 4-Hers shine in electric program
Electric program highlights 131000 youth from urban and rural areas learning electricity. Westinghouse funds 600 dollar scholarships for three 1970 national winners. 5235 gold medals awarded. state winners travel to National 4H Congress. Dawson County Nebraska example shows countywide effort with 740 members in 44 clubs participating.
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National Electric
Westinghouse Electric Corporation
Rick Roberts
Arvada
Colo
Jerry Moss
Rt. 1
Bringhurst
Ind
Charles Chaumont
Oberlin
Dawson County
Nebraska
David Stenberg
Westinghouse
Welitch to Return to New York Opera Next Season
Red haired dramatic singer Ljuba Welitch will return to the Metropolitan Opera for the next season. She last appeared in 1951 52 and will sing the Duchess of Drakentorp in Donizetti’s The Daughter of the Regiment. The Bulgarian soprano, age 57, debuted at the Met in Salome in 1949 and has since found success as a comedienne in German films.
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Welitch
New York
Ljuba Welitch
Metropolitan Opera
Miss Welitch
Duchess of Drakentorp
Donizetti
Salome
Soviets Linked to Anti-Sadat Plot Revealed
East European diplomats believe Moscow helped Cairo’s Ali Sabri plot against Sadat. Sharawy Gomaa, head of Egypt's intelligence, alleged KGB ties. Soviet leaders feared a secret Egypt US deal and signed a long treaty with Egypt after the failed coup, while press criticism mounted back home. News notes cease-fire talks, Suez negotiations, and Brezhnev era tensions.
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United Nations
N.Y
NEA
Egypt
Moscow
Anwar Sadat
Cairo
Ali Sabri
Kremlin
Middle East
Sharawy Gomaa
KGB
Russia
Sadat
Fawzi
Muhammad Heykal
Nixon
Rogers
Podgorny
People’s Assembly
Soviet Union
Pravda
United States
Leonid Brezhnev
Vietnam
Israel
Suez Canal
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Cities Impotent as Services Crumble
Washington based commentary notes a sharp decline in productivity among public service workers in major cities. It argues unions hold clout in monopoly city services and cites Wilbur Mills as pushing new federal funding with strings. The piece laments deteriorating traffic, garbage, street work, health and schools as evidence of urban decay.
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Washington
NEA
New York City
New York
Wilbur Mills
House Ways and Means
Mills
Mills and Company
Newspaper Enterprise Association
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