New Forests Using Helicopters to Shoot Seedlings
An editorial notes Georgia Pacific foresters transplant young trees by helicopter using an inertia gun that shoots two inch seedlings into ground, enabling up to 2,500 trees a day. The method improves spacing, reduces seed loss to wildlife, and could shorten growth from 40 to 35 years while boosting supply.
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Georgia-Pacific
New Rotary Engine Car Sparks Industry Debate
The article notes rapid automotive innovations amid competition and regulation. A Japanese car with an unconventional rotary engine, distributed in 80 countries, enters the U.S. market buoyed by a lightweight design using one-third the usual parts. Its success hinges on performance under the hood.
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Chasing Fireflies in the Headlight Childhood
The piece notes children chase fireflies at dusk with jars, while science explains bioluminescence from luciferin or luminous bacteria. It clarifies true fireflies belong to Lampyridae and ends with a playful family quote about headlights.
Virginia Apple Commission appointment for H Delmer Robinson Jr
Three men were named to the Virginia Apple Commission including H Delmer Robinson Jr. James C Gordon principal of James Wood High School will receive the Honorary State Farmer Degree at the June 21 Future Farmers of America State Convention at VPI. Samuel D Preston Jr reports to the Navy Academy June 14. A local group endorsed forming a Community Chest with a steering committee named F Grove White Ralph Pifer Wendell Barney F L Sargent Jr C Ridgely White. Handley High School coach Otis Snag Sargent awarded basketball and track letters to 19 students.
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Handley High School
Education in Crisis Presses Nation to Fund Schools
A sobering meditation argues that education faces unprecedented deficits and strain. With universities reporting massive shortfalls, thousands of teachers seek jobs, and the nation must fund schools to sustain liberty and security. The piece claims the bind on education reflects broader economic pressures and inefficiencies.
Soviets Said to Stay in Egypt as U S Disagrees
CIA findings in Cairo complicate Nixon aims amid Egypt Israel tensions. Podgorny tours with Sadat while Helms reports Russians remain, countering Sadat purge fallout and revealing a Kremlin link to defense chief Pavlovsky. Damaging purge fallout shapes regional strategy.
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Anwar el- Sadat
CIA
Richard M. Helms
Nixon
Soviet Union
Indian Ocean
Suez Canal
Sadat
William P. Rogers
Cairo
Rogers
Egypt
Mr. Helms
Aly Sabry
Sabry
Moscow
Pavlovsky
Red Army
Matvei Zakharov
Heliopolis
Pavlovsky-Zakharov
Hilton Hotel
Nasser
Alexei N. Kosygin
Kosygin
Andrei A. Gromyko
Dour Gromyko
Kremlin
Podgorny
U.S
Jacob D. Beam
Helms
An Pavlovsky
Algiers
Sergei G. Gorchkov
Honari Boumedienne
Russia
Israel
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Nile
NATO
U.S.S.R
Jackson Mills Rise as Democratic factions form at convention
Washington watchers see a liberal pro national bloc clashing with neo isolationists at the 1972 Democratic National Convention. Sen. Henry Jackson and Rep. Wilbur Mills gain strength among party pros in a power shift shaping delegate leverage.
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Rockefeller May Enter Nixon Cabinet Before 1972 Election
Washington reports persist that New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller may be invited to join President Nixon's cabinet. Analysts note his clashes with Mayor Lindsay and shrinking state finances. others point to his broad political ambitions and possible succession if Governor Rockefeller resigns.
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White House
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Middle East
How's Your I Q Based On 100 Questions
A puzzle feature offers a 10 day IQ test with daily scoring ideas. It lists ten sample questions including artist with ear gift and Syria Mandate, plus color mixing and ship captain. It ends by asking readers to turn to page two for answers.
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