Africa famine linked to population and soil erosion crisis
Washington AP Worldwatch Institute warns population growth and soil erosion could drive Africa to decades of famine, risking up to a million Ethiopian deaths in 1984. The State of the World 1985 report calls for massive tree planting, soil conservation, and family planning to avert a global food crunch.
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Gladys Weaver Takes U S Oath in Tampa Citizenship Ceremony
In an oak-paneled Tampa courtroom Gladys Weaver, 72 years living in the United States, answers questions for naturalization. She wears a pink suit and pin, swears to tell the truth, and recites the oath of allegiance as 49 other petitioners join in the brief ceremony.
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