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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1971
Page
5
A columnist in Minnesota condemns homosexuality as a juvenile emotional stage and urges straight development. Morton J, 32, a college English professor, argues that homosexuals are not born that way and laments growing attention, religion, and politics around the issue.
A health notice explains carbon monoxide as odorless colorless gas that causes anoxia by displacing oxygen in blood. It lists symptoms from headache to unconsciousness, notes sources such as poorly vented heaters and car exhaust, and urges safety measures including window screens and proper chimney connections. It ends with a brief constitutional preamble.
Senate approves retroactive pay raise provision aimed at teachers and others delayed by the August 15 wage price freeze. Sparkman says Shultz okayed the plan and the Banking Committee backed it 14 to 0. The panel and Senate votes pave the way for extending Nixon’s price and wage control authority to April 30, 1973, despite some opposition.
LW Abel, head of the United Steelworkers union, will enter Eye & Ear Hospital in Pittsburgh on Monday for an eye operation to correct a tear duct defect. He is expected to stay about two days and rest, with limited eye use for about two weeks.
President Nixon and Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau will confer December 6 in the White House Oval Office ahead of Nixon's Peking trip. Ziegler said a small working dinner would follow. A spring Canada visit is planned, with further summit dates set through January.
Washington AP report outlines plans by the National Association of Student Governments to form a National Youth Caucus for boosting youth influence in party processes. Duane Draper says workshops will cover delegate selection, fundraising, and media, aiming to shape youth movement for 1972 nominating conventions. The Youth Citizenry Fund reports 400000 in grants to boost voter registration among 18 25 year olds and expand party openness to youthful voters.
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