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Newspaper
Portsmouth Herald
Location
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 2002
Page
48
SPCA staff select a pet of the week at the Portsmouth Avenue shelter in Stratham New Hampshire. The photograph captures the animal’s character and spirit to help it find a new home and often attracts visitors who come for the showcased animal.
A photographer recalls capturing two companion cats at the SPCA in late January. The sick cat rested separately while the other resented sharing the limelight, yielding an memorable moment. Carrie Niland notes pets are adopted after weekly shoots.
In a GLOBAL VIEWPOINT interview Gorbachev applauded a U S Russia storage deal, saying it shows mature trust and avoids dramatizing differences. He warned that nonproliferation and universal restraint are needed as other nuclear powers may react by expanding arsenals.
A public appeal ties global warming to Lyme disease spread and water supply risks in New Hampshire. The author urges support for the Jeffords Clean Power Act to curb emissions from power plants, highlighting mercury contamination, asthma risks, and forest damage while urging Senate action.
Andy Rooney argues that terrorism signals a new era of warfare surpassing nuclear threats. He traces history from chariots and gunpowder to tanks and air power, noting each advancement altered lethal risk and questioning humanity's willingness to die in battle. Rooney concludes terrorism may be the final, evolving peril.
Jay Ambrose discusses forest management with Robert Nelson, urging mechanical thinning to reduce catastrophe. Nelson, a Maryland professor, argues governors must lead a nationwide program while the timber industry must retool for secure expectations. Ambrose reflects on Colorado wildfires, firefighter risks, and political blame.
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