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It examines the limits of wilderness designation—restricted mainly to federal lands—and contrasts that with privately owned lands that may be set aside under owners’ rights. 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the countries ofVietnam,Cambodia and Laos.In Vietnam,the number had reached 45,500 a month byJune of this year.Following PresidentCarter's commitment to increase ouracceptance of refugees to 14,000 a month,Congressman George Miller joined anofficial delegation which visited the area.Miller will share his impressions of the tripwith us,and will offer his ideas aboutpossible solutions to the problem.  \nBut why,Iask,do we have to manage andmanipulate every square inch of our coun-try?Should there not be some places whichwe simply let alone?Can we not let nature,unaided,do the managing of a few places?Ifwe can,it will be one of the first recogni-tions by man that he doesn'tknowevery-thing:that he doesn't have all the answers.  \nSEPT.7  \n# Private Owners'Rights\n\nWith respect to the underdeveloped landsof our nation,had nothing been done,theywould all sooner or later have been sub-jected to economic exploitation—mining.timber cutting.grazing,and the like.Pre-sently,under the law as popularly con-ceived,a private owner can use his propertyas he wishes,as long ashis neighbors arenot damaged.If the concept that some areaswere to be set aside for the values of naturewas to gain meaning.it meant action was re-quired to place a limit on the unbridledforces of economicexploitation.Action bythe federal government was the onlymeaningful remedy.  \nNoon,Sheraton Palace HotelGold Ballroom;Tickets $8 at thedoor.  \nShirley C.Yawitz,Quarterly Chairman  \n# Wilderness UnderPressures FromPromoters &Exploiters\n\nPursuing federal action for wildernessmeant compromises.Almostevery piece oflegislation involves a balancing of conflict-ing,competing interests.Whenever a bill ispassed,it means that there has been enoughyielding by enough of those interests togatherin a majority of the votes needed forpassage.So,wilderness,under the Wilder-ness Act is not the ideal;it is not the wilder-ness concept Ihave been talking about,inany but an imperfect way.Wildernessunder the Wilderness Act is pragmaticwilderness,the product of political com-promise.  \nThe Honorable  \n# FRIDAY FLASHES\n\nGEORGEMILLER  \nAugust 24,1979  \nFrom Address by TheodoreSnyder Jr.,president,Sierra Club.  \nModern man is a tinkerer.His nervousenergy drives him constantly to take apartand manipulate everything he can get hishands on.Our bureaucrats are even worseTheir performance is measured by motion.Their jobs are justified by having somethingto manage.Agreeing not to manage an assetis tantamount to agreeing yourself out of ajob.  \nU.S.RepresentativeCalifornia Seventh District  \nFederal Control of Wilderness  \n# “Southeast AsiaRefugee Problem”\n\nThe first limitation under the WildernessAct was the recognition that although theremight be wilderness in the ideal sense inalmost any place,the wilderness areas  \nINSIDE:286 Sierra Club President,Theodore Snyder,outlines nation's progress under the Wilderness  \nAct.287 Club’s Sections present reports on Novemberballot propositions,Sept.11.288 Retired Chief Inspectorof Scotland Yard to address Section on Administration ofJustice,Sept.6.  \ndesignated by Congress would have to belocated on federal lands.And within thefederal system it was further limited tolands managed by the National Park Ser-vice,the Bureau of Sports Fisheries andWildlife and the NationalForest Service.Recently,lands managed by the Bureau ofLand Management have been added to thelist,and an inventory o them is just gettingunderway.  \nPrivately owned lands cannot be part ofthe congressionally mandated wilderness.There are plenty of areas on private landthat conform to the ideal;it's just that Con-gress has limited itself to the federal lands Imentioned.Regardless ofthis,some privatelandowners have set aside areas of theirproperties as \"wilderness.\"They have actedaccording to their own rights,and thosetracts are not part of the federal wildernesssystem.It is one of the benefits 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