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Bergstrom and others objected to Reagan's assertion that "morality's foundation is religion." Said the Lutheran leader: "Even Scripture admits the morality of nonbelievers." Forest Montgomery, an official of the moderate National Association of Evangelicals, also faulted the President's closed equation of religion with righteousness. "I sympathize with the nonbelievers on that one. There are some very fine atheists...
...night the mountain blazes cast an eerie red glow in the sky to the north of Helena, reminding residents of one of the region's worst forest fires, the Mann Gulch fire of 1949, which cost the lives of 13 fire fighters. "It looks like someone dropped the Bomb somewhere," said one resident. There were no precise estimates of the value of destroyed property and timber, but the damage totaled millions of dollars. Near Libby, in the northwest corner of the state, 16 barns and other farm buildings were consumed by a blaze along Houghton Creek in the Kootenai...
Together, the couple own residential property valued at $925,000 after deducting mortgages. This includes their large nine-room Tudor home in the Forest Hills section of New York City, a vacation house on New York's Fire Island and a condominium apartment on St. Croix in the U.S. Virgin Islands. Ferraro separately owns four lots next to their Fire Island retreat, and Zaccaro has three similar lots there. The bulk of the family wealth, however, is possessed by Zaccaro, whose holdings were estimated at $2.75 million. He owns another condo in St. Croix and one in New York...
Except for trips to St. Croix, there is no indication the Zaccaro family traveled widely, except on business, or entertained expensively. They have paid off the mortgages on their Forest Hills and Fire Island houses, purchased in the 1960s...
...result, the 84,942-sq.-mi. expanse of peaks, pastures and icy lakes that ranges over seven nations from the Gulf of Genoa to Vienna is reeling from the effects of overcrowding. Trails of beer and soft-drink cans festoon the mountainsides. Slashes that are cut into the forest to meet the demand for ski slopes create avalanches in the winter and mud slides in the summer. Salt scattered over ski runs to harden the snow now fouls water supplies, as do the tons of detergents from hotels and condominiums. Animals that need space, such as eagles, lynxes and hares...