Cousteau Warns UN Of Mediterranean Collapse If Pollution Persists
Jacques Cousteau told the United Nations that all living beings in the Mediterranean face extinction without massive global pollution controls. He cited depleted coastal fish, untreated sewage, rising mercury, and oil slicks as signs the sea risks plague and widespread harm to life on earth.
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Jacques Cousteau
United Nations
New York
Cousteau
Mediterranean Sea
Atlantic Ocean
Mediterranean
Monte
Carlo
Atlantic
Thor Heyerdahl
Earth
New Hampshire Publisher Adopts Half as Many Ledger Issues
The Ware River News Publishing Co plans to stop twice weekly Ledger editions this fall and resume weekly distribution. General manager Pat Mitchell cites overextended production as the reason and argues the move restores quality over sheer quantity, positioning Peterborough's paper as a model for craft and reliability amid broader expansion debates.
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New Hampshire
Peterborough
N.H
Ledger
Pat Mitchell
Ware River News Publishing Co
Mitchell
Vermont
Roswell residents thank two police officers after wind storm rescue
In Roswell on November 29 a patio post blew loose and two unnamed police officers arrived with a rope to secure it. Mr and Mrs Frank Malina express gratitude for the officers help and note they could have faced danger without them.
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Roswell
Frank Malina
Union Ave
Women and Current Tensions Speech At Los Alamos High School
Dr Lewis Albee, principal of Los Alamos High School, spoke on Women and Current Tensions at a PTA Council event sponsored by the Woman's Club and City Council. After his talk several women were elected delegates to a state convention, including Mrs. Earl Corn and Mrs. Fred Blocksom. Philip Drew received applause for a toe dance and Minnie McKinley performed a dance number.
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Woman's Club
City Council
PTA
Lewis Albee
Los Alamos High School
Earl Corn
Fred Blocksom
B.B. Wilson
HM. Huff
Dr. Pope
Philip Drew
Minnie McKinley
Vera King Becomes Mrs Ted Schrimsher in Roswell Ceremony
Vera King daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence King of Roswell married Ted L Schrimsher at First Methodist Church. The couple enjoyed a Colorado honeymoon and are now back in Roswell. Carey McGee of Village Kegler led Ladies Bowling League at Berkey Lanes with a 177 to seize high individual score.
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Vera King
Ted L Schrimsher
First Methodist Church
Lawrence King
Roswell
Colorado
Carey McGee
Kegler
Berkey Lanes
McGee
Licensing shifts eyed for elk and antelope in New Mexico
State Game Commission Chairman Francisco Urrea proposes licensing changes to end private landowner blocks and let landowners set trespass terms while keeping licenses based on regional appraisals. He notes public land ownership but urges private land access via negotiated agreements.
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Albuquerque
Texas
State Game Commission
Francisco Urrea
Albuquerquean Urrea
Game Commission
Urrea
Jerry Apodaca
Commission
Game and Fish Department
Game Fish Department
Chama Land and Cattle Co
Rio Arriba
Vermejo Park
Colfax County
Harry Wagalter
Apodaca
Denver
Wendell Pierce
Education Commission of the States
ECS
Wagaker
New Mexico
Pierce
Jack Campbell
Harrison Schmitt
U.S Senate
National Aeronautics Space Administration
NASA
Manuel Lujan Jr
Joe Montoya
Lincoln County
Joe Skeen
Senate
Skeen
GOP
Joe
Schmitt
William J. Donohoe
Diana R. Griffin
Legislative School Study Committee
New Mexico Activities Association
State Education Department
NMAA
Quemado
LSCC
SDE
Eastern New Mexico University
Roswell
Leslie V. Langston
Zarb eyes bold plan to break up Big Oil
Federal energy czar Frank Zarb weighs breaking up major oil companies amid concerns over their control of oil fuel, gas pipelines, and energy markets. He seeks FTC data to inform a possible recommendation to President Ford while avoiding market disruption and higher costs. Simon quietly tests vice presidential waters for Ford ticket.
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Washington
Federal Energy
Frank Zarb
Zarb
Ford
Federal Trade
Lewis Engman
Engman
FTC
Zard
Arco
Ashland
Cities Service
Continental
Exxon
Getty
Gulf
Mobil
Phillips
Shell
Standard of California
Standard of Indiana
Standard of Ohio
Sun
Tenneco
Texaco
America
Senate
Federal Energy Administration
Simon
Treasury
William Simon
White House
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
George Wallace
Plot against Santa revealed by CIA coffee crew
A Langley CIA group discusses a Church report on covert activity and hatches plans against Santa Claus. They joke of a mail taint, a poison needle, and a tape attack, debating simple, non direct actions to destroy Santa’s image if a tape leaks. Ho ho ho.
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Washington
CIA
Langley
Santa Claus
White House
State Department
Santa
Alexandria
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God
The
Small Society
Brickman
Fred Buckles
Santa Fe
State Highway Department
Capitol Building
Capitol Underground
SNP
Angus
Jack Anderson
Art Buchwald
North Pole
Reindeer
Johnny Rossini
Chicago
Lucky Luchesi
Detroit
FBI
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