U.S. Family Income Rises Five Percent to 6900 Median
Census Bureau reports median U.S. family income increased 5 percent last year to 6900 dollars. About 48% of families earned 7000 dollars or more while 17% fell below 3000 dollars. White families led with 44.4 percent earning 7000 dollars or more and nonwhite 36 percent under 3000 dollars.
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Paper consumption rises as per person use hits 520 pounds
In a New Pioneer report from New York Times Services, analysts note U.S. paper consumption nears 520 pounds per person annually, driven by pulpwood demand and product variety. Experts warn against pulpwood shortfalls, urging seedling development and sustainable forestry to avert a supply crunch.
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Yosemite Bans Film on Dams in Park Controversy
Yosemite officials halted a 140 pound Pioneer B orbited film showing dams on the Colorado River, citing controversial content and urging balance with opposing viewpoints. The move follows protests by Michael McCloskey and park authorities over the environmental stakes and public debate.
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Local Council Opens Wasp Control Center Snub Policy
A quirky local report notes the council creates a wasp control center but bans certain residents from qualifying for service, citing a snobbish stance. The announcement notes wasps only as eligible and criticizes the odd policy shift.
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Pioneer mission trajectory note on Earth catch up
The text explains that Pioneer will lag Earth in its solar orbit and gradually fall behind. Earth will catch up to Pioneer about 4814 days after launch as the craft nears the sun and Earth, with Pioneer roughly eight million miles away from Earth at that time.
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Pasternak Poetry Collection Published in Soviet Union
The Soviet Literary Gazette reports Boris Pasternak poetry collection released in Moscow. Pasternak faced pressure over the 1953 Nobel Prize for Dr. Zhivago and literature, with his death in 1960 noted.
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