Word: regenstein
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Lewis Regenstein, 35, and his wife, Janice Mendenhall, 32, live in Washington in a $131,500 four-bedroom townhouse bought 18 months ago. He earns $20,000 as vice president for the Fund for Animals, and she gets $47,500 as director of administration for the General Services Administration. They do not think that they live ostentatiously and often wonder where the money goes. They eat out three times a week, share a summer house and own a nine-year-old TV and a '69 Olds. They have about $10,000 in savings and investments...
Carter: The Democratic candidate argues that economic development does not have to harm the environment, but frankly declares: "I want to make it clear that if there is ever a conflict, I will go for beauty, clean air, water and landscape." According to Lewis Regenstein, executive vice president of the Fund for Animals, "Carter has taken a stronger stand [on environmental issues] than any other candidate in modern times." In contrast to Ford, Carter favors a federal role in long-range land-use planning, tougher controls on air and water pollution and a bill that would "require reclamation...
...wolves a year within specified boundaries in Minnesota, but there would no longer be the traditional $50 bounty per wolf. The U.S. Department of the Interior then changed its mind and called for a moratorium on all wolf killing until a conservation program could be worked out. Lewis Regenstein, Washington director of the Fund for Animals, lobbied for the moratorium and was jubilant. "Contrary to legend, wolves are not hostile to man," he says. "There is not a single documented case of a healthy wolf ever attacking a human in the United States without provocation...