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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1971

Page

9

States embrace legalized gambling across legislatures

Legalized gambling gains momentum as state legislatures debate lotteries horse parlors and casinos New Jersey eyes Atlantic City casino plans and a referendum Missouri Missouri residents worry about cross border licenses while New York tests off track parlors Experts note parimutuel racing revenue ranges from 1 to 4 percent of state income and 50 cent lottery tickets proliferate across borders amid mob concerns and accessibility debates

River City America Earl W. Brydges New York Senate New Jersey Atlantic City Jersey Shore New York Colorado Nebraska Rhode Island Florida California Hawaii Nevada Miami Beach Jay Dermer

Ocean harvests may fuel future food supply says Idyll

Marine biologist Dr C P Idyll warns world population growth could outstrip land food and that the sea may supply the bulk of nourishment. He cites ocean potential, urges international oversight and notes U S seafood relies on estuaries while advocating sea farming, plankton use, seaweed yields, and open new farming methods.

Miami Dr C. P Idyll Crowell Idyll Institute of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences University of Miami Earth Antarctca United Nations Japan

Lenin Lives Again Plans to Re-do the Revolution

A UPI dispatch reports Soviet humor about Lenin arising from the dead. Lenin rereads Pravda in the Kremlin then vanishes, leaving a note that he will return to Geneva to organize the revolution anew.

Lenin Washington UPI State Department Moscow Kremlin Pravda Communist Party Geneva

Scientists and public indifferent to longer human life

New York based report notes gerontologists confront public indifference to extending life. Denham Harman cites NIH aging budget cuts as signs of low support. He aims to shift focus from length to quality, advocating AGE to extend active years and reduce aging processes.

New York UPI Denham Harman National Institutes of Health Harman Congress American Aging Association AGE University of Nebraska Medical School Omaha California Nixon American Gerontological Society

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