Chief Seattle Wisdom Still Applies to 1977
The passage cites Chief Seattle statements attributed to a leader in the Oregon Territory and a version tied to a Seattle chief. It argues the earth and life are interconnected and emphasizes environmental fragility. The text urges respectful caretaking of the planet, noting these ideas remain relevant after more than a century.
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Franklin Pierce
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Oregon Territory
Earth
India faces 200 tons of unresolved nuclear waste
The piece notes India has stored 200 tons of spent fuel since 1971 amid U S storage gaps. It discusses reprocessing for power, wary government stance on weapons risks, and calls for locating burial sites in Arizona as underground caverns may pose leak or earthquake concerns.
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United States
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Arizona
DeGrazia Works to Be Preserved in District History
Statement denies accusations of improper acts and asserts aim to preserve Ted DeGrazia’s art as historical documentation for the Maricopa County Community College District. No funds were committed and no project implemented, while urging access to the works for education and public appreciation.
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Ted DeGrazia
Southwest
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Heard Museum
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Professional Women praise Sir for generosity to club
The Scottsdale Business and Professional Women's Club thanks Sir for his generosity and courtesies extended to their activities this year. They wish him and his staff joy, peace, and prosperity in the coming year. Tess Barger.
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Should You Be Censored
Washington report on the Voice of America grapples with independence from USIA control. Advocates argue greater VOA freedom boosts credibility abroad while critics worry about stray from U.S. policy guidance. Cyrus Vance and a 1975 advisory panel weigh independence versus government influence.
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Jimmy Carter
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Voice of America
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NATO Faces Growing Soviet Power in Central Europe
Western officials warn NATO must confront a perceived Soviet edge in central Europe as NATO debates a multi billion dollar airborne warning system. Pentagon aides acknowledge gaps in NATO strength while noting the Warsaw Pact could deploy substantial divisions in a first offensive wave.
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