Garbage to Power: Connecticut and New York Propose Waste Goes Clean
Editorial argues converting garbage into electrical power offers a solution to the trash problem. Connecticut, Westchester County, and Hempstead plan plants to recover fuel and metals, save millions, and supply energy while cutting disposal costs. Other areas like Long Beach and Los Angeles County study similar setups as energy demand rises.
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New York
Westchester County
Hempstead
Long Island
America
Sierras
San Francisco
New York City
Consolidated Edison
New York State
Office of Economic Research
New
Pete Schabarian
Jim Hayes
Los Angeles County
Long Beach
Presidential timber from a Paramount grade 2 class
A Major Lynn Mokler School envelope held declamations on becoming President from Grade 2 Room 7 students. Three want the job, five refuse, two are noncommittal. Opinions range from peace and love to hard work and risk, with sexism and gender views voiced by several girls.
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Lynn Mokler
Paramount
The
United States
Letters to the Editor Spar Over Shockley Debate
The editor cites James Kilpatrick criticizing a university for apartheid era rhetoric while recounting William Shockley and Ashley Montagu debates at Frinedon University on December 4, 1975. A reader praises the Veterans Hospital in Long Beach, thanking staff and noting free care for veterans versus private hospitals.
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James J Kilpatrick
William Shockley
Prince Zion
Dr. Shockley
Frinedon University
Kilpatrick
Hospital
Veterans' Hospital
Long Beach
Belfast officer comments on violence in Derry and Creggan
In Derry and Creggan areas, gunfire recounts describe three shoots in one night. A Belfish officer notes the persistent violence as two gunmen are shot and captured, another wounded and escaped amid nightly attacks on army posts.
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Londonderry
Northern Ireland
Derry
Creggan
Nerry
Ured
Derry Faces Persistent Violence as British Troops Try to Withdraw
In Derry the Catholic Creggan and Bogside areas endure IRA dominance and heavy fighting. Provisional IRA tactics, proxy car bombs, and near-daily bombings scar the city as youths carry arms and British forces respond with gas and rubber bullets. Renewal of violence tests Harold Wilson’s “hearts and minds” policy amid costly property damage and ongoing tension along the border.
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Foyle
Northern Ireland
Creggan
Bogside
Londonderry
Irish Republican Army
Vietnam
Harold Wilson
Belfast
Provos
Leeland
Crog¢an
Bayside
Rarest of tails and truths about life
A compact reflection on sincerity youth and hard work. The passage contrasts fear, boldness, and old fashioned cooking, noting there are no masterminds and that dedication remains essential to success.
Torture and U S Silence On Global Abuses
A Boston opinion piece condemns torture as a universal evil and ties Chilean abuses under the Allende era and later junta to U S policy. It urges Washington to speak out, grant asylum, and condition aid, warning of unchecked brutality and the erosion of American ideals.
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Boston
Rsh
Chile
Chilé
Salvador Allende
United States
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Santiago
Congress
Henry Kissinger
Pakistan
South Korea
So Nuch
State Department
South Vietnam
Saigon
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Amnesty
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New York Review of Books
Victor Jara
Styron
Casa de Mujeres el Buen Pastor
Virginia Ayress
Luz de Las Nieves Ayress
Anthony Lewis
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