Travers kept up her activism after Peter, Paul and Mary broke up in the early 1970s.
Travers and the conservation staff at Colonial Williamsburg are now reversing 175 years of history.
It is a mixture of the two, says Tony Travers of the London School of Economics.
"It is a traditional midterm protest vote and it's found its lightning conductor through UKIP, " Travers said.
The move into dealing with timber species was welcomed by Will Travers from the Born Free Foundation.
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Miss Travers, 22, was shot in the back after leaving church with her father, the magistrate Tom Travers.
Travers is survived by her husband, Ethan Robbins and daughters, Alicia and Erika.
Tony Travers, from the London School of Economics, believes sharing officers is a logical step but a big move.
The passage of time clearly won't diminish the Travers family's very obvious pain.
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On BBC's "Talkback" programme, Paul Travers, brother of the murder victim Mary Travers, expressed the family's continuing anger about the appointment.
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The British state will stay extraordinarily centralised by European and American standards, says Tony Travers of the London School of Economics.
Travers was an outspoken supporter of the civil rights and anti-war movements.
Despite the obvious anguish of the Travers family, it's hard to see Sinn Fein changing its line on the special adviser's appointment.
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Travers, would be in the following day to take care of everything.
But Imire's owners, the Travers family, plan to take the calves away soon, and then reintegrate the two mothers back into the herd.
Tony Travers, a local-government expert at the London School of Economics, thinks that it is possible to build infrastructure without resorting to anti-democratic diktat.
"We are deeply concerned that these sales will open the floodgates to additional illegal trade, " said Will Travers, CEO of the Born Free Foundation.
However precise Travers must be, this is also very public work.
L. Travers, the author of Mary Poppins, who declared early on that she had no real interest in seeing her popular children's book adapted to the screen.
While Friday's results will jeopardize the Conservative Party's success in the 2015 general election, Travers was skeptical the local elections would steer Cameron further to the right.
As Mr Travers points out, the government will want to come out as pro-growth, especially at a time when the direction the economy will take is uncertain.
"The number of options available to him to shift towards UKIP are limited if he's to keep faith with his own commitment to modernizing the Conservative Party, " Travers said.
"I am deadened and heartsick beyond words to consider a life without Mary Travers and honoured beyond my wildest dreams to have shared her spirit and her career, " he said.
The results are a mixture of typical midterm protest and "rage against the machine, " said Tony Travers, director of the government department at the London School of Economics and Political Science.
Tomorrow, the culture minister will face her first question time - Jim Allister has tabled a question calling for her to revoke Mary McArdle's appointment and apologise to the Travers family.
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Patiently pausing, Travers replies that organic solvents are used.
It is true, says Tony Travers of the London School of Economics, that London's mayor is weaker than his counterparts in New York and Tokyo, and that much power, particularly over schools, remains with the city's 32 boroughs.
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For this reason, communities may need to look further afield - particularly to emerging markets in China and India - if the system is to remain relevant, according to local government expert Tony Travers of the London School of Economics.
Success often means wringing as much as possible from inadequate capital assets: the British public sector, argues Tony Travers of the London School of Economics, is typically trying to deliver continental European levels of service with American levels of tax.
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