National Geographic: Vol. 141, No. 5, May 1972 (Official Journal of The National Geographic Society, Vol. 141, No. 5)

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a b Root, Joan; Root, Alan (September 1971). "Mzima, Kenya's Spring of Life". National Geographic. Vol.140, no.3. p.350. Peterson, Mendel L. (December 1977). "Reach for the New World". National Geographic. Vol.152, no.6. p.724. Uemura, Naomi (September 1978). "Solo to the North Pole". National Geographic. Vol.154, no.3. p.298. La Fay, Howard (December 1975). "The Maya: Children of Time". National Geographic. Vol.148, no.6. p.729. The Indiana Pacers beat the New York Nets, 108–105, to win the ABA championship in Game 6 of the series. The Pacers and Nets would be among four teams to join the NBA in 1976. [71]Shemesh, Moshe (1988). The Palestinian Entity, 1959-1974: Arab Politics and the PLO. Frank Cass. p.250. Young, Gordon (December 1970). "Pollution, Threat to Man's Only home". National Geographic. Vol.138, no.6. p.738.

Putnam, John J. (January 1978). "Moscow: The City Around Red Square". National Geographic. Vol.153, no.1. p.1. killed, 40 injured in Japanese store fire". Independent Press-Telegram. Long Beach, California. May 14, 1972. p.1. Davenport, William (May 1973). "France's Wild Watery South". National Geographic. Vol.143, no.5. p.696. J. Edward Lee and H.C. "Toby" Haynsworth, Nixon, Ford, and the Abandonment of South Vietnam (McFarland & Co., 2002), p51

Lang, Holly (2007). The Notorious B.I.G: A Biography. Greenwood Publishing Group. pp. 1–2. ISBN 978-0-313-34156-4. West Germany formally relinquished all claims to eastern territories lost by Germany to the USSR and to Poland following World WarII, as the West German President Gustav Heinemann signed the Moscow Treaty and Warsaw Treaty. The treaties had been approved the week before by the Bundestag and the Bundesrat. [85] Included were the formerly German city of Königsberg, which became Russian Kaliningrad, and the former Breslau, which became Wrocław in Poland. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), announced its plans as an American government agency to form advisory commissions for the purpose of regulating 13 different occupational hazards, including toxic chemicals, excessive noise, and radiation. [97] De La Haba, Louis (November 1974). "Guatemala Maya and Modern". National Geographic. Vol.146, no.5. p.660.