Loggers urged to push balanced forest policy amid wilderness pressure
Senator James McClure told Northwest independent loggers in Coeur d'Alene to champion a multiple use approach to national forests or be squeezed out. He warned urban views treat forests as parks and urged industry input to counter preservationists seeking more wilderness.
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Sen
James McClure
Northwest
Coeur d’Alene
McClure
United States
America
Frank Church
Church
Congress
K.F
Quiet Tension Lingers in Panmunjom as MAC Stalls
A UPI report from Panmunjom notes no Korean Military Armistice Commission meetings since Oct 9 amid North Korean withholding. UNC officials say MAC meetings resume only for serious violations. routine exchanges continue via joint duty officers. The Joint Security Area unit, 236 military personnel, endures amid lingering hostilities and guards’ posture remains unchanged.
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James’ Kim
United Press International
Panmuniom
Korea
United Nations
North Korea
Korean Military Armistice Commission
UNC
MAC
Joint Commission
Vilage
Carter
U.S
South Korea
United States
JSA
Rockwell C. Cramer
Eople
Onnos
Fresno
Calif
U.S. Army
Steven P.ankley
Springfield
Ankley
Isa
Daryl R. Vaudt
Dakota City
Iowa
Raymond Capers
Mt. Pleasant
S.C
Panmunjom
Lawrence W. Payne
Kirkland
Wash
Payne
Cramer
Mexico City guerrillas kidnap Cerveceria Modelo chief
Urban guerrillas in Mexico test a new tactic by seizing Antonio Fernandez Rodriguez, head of Cerveceria Modelo, demanding rehiring of laid off workers. He was held at gunpoint March 29 and released after a ransom and worker rehiring and pensions were agreed. Wages struggle amid 9 percent unemployment and 30 percent inflation.
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Carol Cook
United Press International
Mexico City
Mexico
Antonio Fernandez Rodriguez
Cerveceria Modelo
Pedro Ojeda Paulldda
A Day With Silent Cal And Other Presidential TV Dreams
A humorous column imagines NBC adapting a string of presidential lives for television from Carter to Hayes. It contrasts modern daily schedules with earlier leaders like Coolidge and Arthur, noting nap habits, paper baskets, and potential 19th century endorsements as possible TV plots.
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Dick West Washington
Carter
Coolidge
Filmore
Pierce
White House
Calvin Coolidge
Executive Mansion
Cal
Arthur
Hayes
Philadelphia
Mrs. Hayes
Anitarin Bryant
Common Sense On Pay Raises
Washington column argues Congress should set pay by reforming the pay commission system. It notes lawmakers blocked raises to avoid voter backlash and suggests delaying pay increases until after elections to align with constitutional norms. The piece warns of political risk for incumbents who oppose raises.
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Arnold Sawislak
United Press International
Washington
Congress
Snafu
Fubar
House
Congressional
Senate
Capitol Hill
Howes
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