Advice on phosphates in detergents from Surgeon General
The piece argues for caution in banning phosphates in detergents noting health risks of substitutes and urging reconsideration of policy. It cites EPA head Ruckelshaus who says removing phosphates via sewage treatment is more effective than detergent bans. It criticizes hastily driven environmental fear and calls for balanced, information based decisions.
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United States
Jesse Steinfeld
Suffolk County
New York
William Ruckelshaus
Environmental Protection Agency
Ruckelshaus
Alaska
Arizona Public Service
Four Corners
Survey Research Center
University of Michigan
Ambrose Bierce
McGovern and the Paris peace talks stalemate
Senator George McGovern once believed Paris negotiators would offer a separate peace and prisoner releases in exchange for U.S. troop and adviser withdrawal by year end. The Communists hardened demands to total U.S. withdrawal and Thieu's removal, ending any progress in three years of talks. Nixon’s Vietnamization plan remains the amid solution.
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George McGovern
South Dakota
Vietnam
McGovern
Paris
United States
South Vietnam
Thieu
Senate
Nixon
The power of a profile on Mayor Lindsay
Critics label Mayor Lindsay incompetent and a calamity. AFL CIO chief George Meany and Senator Buckley attack his liberalism and leadership. A Gallup poll shows Lindsay trailing Nixon by 30 to 45 percent, especially among 18 to 20 year olds. Democrats lack confidence in Lindsay amid a crowded field.
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John Lindsay
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Lindsay
New York City
Nixon
James L. Buckley
New York
Buckley
Gallup
Double talk in everyday life and its social function
HAL BOYLE explains that saying one thing while thinking another, though criticized as hypocritical, serves social tact. The piece cites feminine double talk examples, contrasting spoken phrases with what the speakers privately think, illustrating social filtering and self honesty.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Myerberg fired for marijuana legalization remark in Maryland
Leonardtown Maryland AP reports assistant states attorney Neil P Myerberg was dismissed for telling a newspaperman he favored legalization of marijuana County prosecutor Joseph D Winer said the action was taken because he should not have made the statement for publication.
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Leonardtown
Neil P. Myerberg
St Mary's County
Joseph D. Winer
Myerberg
Dinosaur Gastroliths Found in Colorado Fossil Beds
Gizzard stones or gastroliths from dinosaur stomachs are discovered in fossil beds in northwest Colorado, offering clues to ancient digestion and behavior. The find highlights vertebrate paleontology work in the region and adds to recoveries from local formations.
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Colorado
Dem governors favor Muskie as 1972 front-runner after talks
In Puerto Rico reports, more than 20 of 29 Democratic governors view Edmund Muskie as the clear leader for 1972. Jackson is noted as a strong late secondary, while McGovern, Bayh, Harris, Lindsay and others receive limited backing or none. Muskie is praised for steadiness and consistency, with one governor calling him a voting booth candidate.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Nea
Edmund Muskie
Muskie
Alabama
Ney Wallace
South Dakota
Richard Kneip
George McGovern
McGovern
Henry Jackson
Washington
Birch Bayh
Indiana
Fred Harris
Oklahoma
John Lindsay
New York
Jackson
Miami Beach
Edward Kennedy
Hubert Humphrey
Kennedy
Chappaquiddick
Humphrey
Harris
Florida
Lindsay
Harold Stassen
Obscure Factoids and Quips From L. M. Boyd Mailbag
A sampling of light questions and witticisms from L. M. Boyd's Pass It On column. Topics range from college team nicknames to jokes about marriage disputes, Eskimo singing contests, and odd trivia. The piece invites reader letters to Fort Worth Texas with a 1971 copyright notice.
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L.M. Boyd
P.O
Fort Worth
Texas
Laymen Rise in Leadership as Episcopal Struggles Emerge
Amid Episcopal Church turmoil over funding cuts and relocations, lay leaders gain prominence. Keith Miller, William Stringfellow, and Luis Cassels emerge as influential voices through books, talks, and journalism, guiding faith and social action in modern church life.
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Episcopal Church
New York
United Nations
Florida
Pike
Keith Miller
Texas
America
William Stringfellow
Bishop Pike
Berrigan Brothers
Luis Cassels
United Press International
Cassels
God
Doubleday
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Pegos. Enterprise
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Princeton
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McNaught Syndicate, Inc
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