Elusive spotted owl may be both canary and red herring. (Forks, Washington)

Forks, population 3,400, is an Olympic peninsula logging town being socially and economically torn apart by the spotted owl controversy. Catholic officials including Archbishop Thomas J. Murphy recently met with local leaders to discuss how ministry can help the troubled region.

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Published inNational Catholic Reporter Vol. 28; no. 30; p. 5
Main Author O'Connor, John A
Format Magazine Article Trade Publication Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Kansas City National Catholic Reporter 29.05.1992
National Catholic Reporter Publishing Company
Subjects
Birds
Endangered species
Geographic profiles
Laws, regulations and rules
Lumber industry
Protection and preservation
Spotted owl
Spotted owls
Timber industry
Forks Washington
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Summary:Forks, population 3,400, is an Olympic peninsula logging town being socially and economically torn apart by the spotted owl controversy. Catholic officials including Archbishop Thomas J. Murphy recently met with local leaders to discuss how ministry can help the troubled region.
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ISSN:0027-8939