Symms urged action on Challis wild horse roundup dispute
A columnist questions Congressman Steve Symms in a critique of his reaction to a court ruling blocking a Challis wild horses roundup. The piece argues the law must change and calls on Symms to act to prevent habitat damage and economic harm to western ranchers and wildlife.
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Steve Symms
Challis
Symms
Congressman Symms
Washington
Annie Johnson
Congress
Great Lakes Face Phosphate Pollution Threat
The Great Lakes face pollution from phosphates in detergents fueling algae blooms and oxygen loss for aquatic life. Only Indiana and New York ban phosphates. EPA urges all Great Lakes states to act. Substitutes exist and labeled phosphate free detergents help protect lakes and water quality.
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Great Lakes
Erie
Ontario
Indiana
New York
Chicago
Illinois
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Michigan Water Resources Commission
Lke
Television Schedule Snapshot and Nightly Lineup
A dense TV guide fragment lists CBS NBC and ABC programming blocks with shows like Star Trek Dinah 700 3% Concentration Odd Couple Happy Days Cosby Kids M A S H The Heartbreak Kid Police Woman MASH etc. It also notes later movies and news segments including Where Eagles Dare and Tomorrow.
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Guppies
Cosby Kids
Billy Graham
Channel 2
ABC
Sandpoint Daily Bee Program Schedule and Contact Info
The Sandpoint Daily Bee lists publication details and a daily radio style schedule with programs from 2:30 PM to 11:00 PM including Lilias Yoga and You Sesame Street The MacNeil Lehrer Report and Evening at Pops, plus contact and subscription information for Pend Oreille Printers Inc. and local staff.
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Dlege
Heotidays
Pend. Oreille Printers, Inc
Church Street
Sandpoint
Idaho
United States
P.O. Box
Visited Press International
the Music Project
Pretoria Ready To Compromise In Southern Africa
South Africa signals willingness to compromise on South West Africa while pursuing de escalation with Rhodesia. Vorster seeks multiracial Windhoek government, independence by 1978, and American backing, tying regional issues to sanctions and white minority rule.
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Pretoria
Africa
Johannesburg
South Africa
UPI
South West Africa
Namibia
Southern Africa
John Vorster
Subcontinent
Zurich
Switzerland
Henry A. Kissinger
Rhodesia
Vorster
National Party
Kissinger
West Germany
Windhoek
South West Africa Peoples Organization
U.N
Kurt Waldheim
SWAPO
United States
Israel
Salisbury
Moscow
Angola
CB Industry Sees Safety Potential in Wider Airwaves
William S. Thomas of Pathcom Inc. in Harbor City argues CB radios will become a universal safety device as FCC expands channels from 23 to 40 in January 1977. He cites use for weather, highway patrol, emergency help, and notes growth may reach 15 million sets with six million licensed operators.
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Los Angeles
UPI
William S. Thomas
Federal Communications Commission
Thomas
Pathcom Inc
Harbor City
Calif
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