Word: procession
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Dates: during 1970-1970
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...party" at the Bernsteins' may have been naively conceived and arranged. But those who attended came in an effort to listen, and to help the Black Panthers-as they would help any group-to secure the due process of law to which they are entitled. They were trying to open a dialogue with an almost totally alienated segment of the community...
Gamma rays kill all coliform bacteria in the water, which is then filtered and scrubbed clean of particles. The result is as clear, pure and tasteless as distilled water. Dr. David R. Woodbridge, a physicist and one of the method's inventors, says that the process can be used in medium-sized cities and would cost householders about $3.50 per month more than they are now paying for fresh water. If necessary, tasty additives could be introduced. Presumably, a dash of DDT and a cup of raw sewage would bring the clean water to present U.S. standards...
...Zuckerman, tested their method at a $69,962 pilot plant in New Rochelle, N.Y. They send sewage through an alkaline solution that breaks down large organic molecules. Then all the small molecules are adsorbed on activated carbon, a purifying material used in cigarette filters and gas masks. "Though the process needs to be perfected, it promises to be at least one-third cheaper than tertiary treatment," says Dr. Molof. "But its biggest advantage is that it produces absolutely clean water-not less-dirty water...
...respected) community organizer, Saul Alinsky. Alinsky raises questions fundamental to a discussion of the governmental CAP. A sense of personal dignity must precede a feeling of freedom; and a sense of dignity only results from self-determination. If people do not have a role in the decision-making process of institutions directly affecting their lives, such as new community organizations, the goals of CAP drift into the realm of the illusory. The clement of power rests at the heart of any discussion about CAP. Even if funds from the OEO or other governmental agencies stand behind the proposols of nationwide...
...achieved it. Moreover, the traditional definition of what kind of marriage is "sacramental," and thus indissoluble, is also being questioned. Recent Catholic theology has begun to suggest that sacramental marriage is not something achieved judicially, by a marriage ceremony and physical consummation, but grown into through a long process of living, and lov-'ng, together...