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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1971

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Youth Dropouts Build Alternate Society Across Cities

Margaret Mary, 22, joins a growing movement of middle class youths forming an Alternative Society. They open free clinics and schools, run communes, and sustain themselves with small incomes while rejecting mainstream consumer culture, seeking a new mid century urban life.

Ken Partnett Associated Press Berkeley Calif Margaret Mary Kansas Alternative America Peter L Brigitte Berger New Republic Madison Wis Cambridge Mass Albuquerque N.M Atlanta Seattle Wash KTAO Los Gatos Angela Davis Jean Paul Sarte Allen Bennett Berger Seymour Halleck University of Wisconsin Yale Kenneth Keniston Keniston New Mexico Chevy Chase Grosse Point New York Chicago Telegraph Avenue

Theology of Ecology Prompts Western Values Shift

Religious thinkers urge a fundamental change in Western values away from endless material growth. A theology of ecology ties reverence for creation to actions translating Psalm 24 into policy, with leaders urging tithing and church driven efforts to curb excess consumption.

George W. Cornell New York Abraham Heschel Harry N. Hollis Southern Baptist Applied Ethics Unit Scott I. Paradise Boston Evangelical Weekly Christianity Today Carl Reidel Williams College Center For Environmental Studies

Bomb Injures Stanford Office Ceiling. No Injuries Reported

A timed explosive damaged the ceiling of Stanford University President Richard Lyman's office in Stanford California. The blast occurred at 4 a.m. with moderate damage and no injuries. The Santa Clara County sheriff's office said the device was planted in the attic above the office.

Stanford, Calif Richard Lyman Stanford University Santa Clara County

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