Yale ecologists warn proliferation risks to humanity
Yale University ecologist Dr. Richard S. Miller says proliferating people follow a doubling path like bacteria, predicting disaster unless drastic action. He urges ceding some sovereignty to an international ecosystem agency as nations confront pollution and ecological imbalance.
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Courthouse bond plan gains momentum in county
County officials plan to bring a proposed 4 million bond issue to the county council within 30 days as part of a renewed push for a new county courthouse. County attorney Marion W. Withers cites tax impact, maintenance costs, and rent savings as arguments for the project.
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Antiwar Protests Shift Focus To Political Front On Campuses
College protests move to political action as campuses turn quiet after two weeks of unrest. About 100 NC State students head to Washington to meet congressmen while Brandeis and others report campus strike activity. Memorial closures honor Jackson State and Augusta killings. Mitchell weighs a Justice probe.
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Upgraded Building Code Eyed by Madison County Officials
A Madison County committee began reviewing a comprehensive plan to regulate construction subdivisions and mobile homes, aiming to align county codes with nearby cities. County aims include preserving agriculture while upgrading building standards and possibly following Delaware County’s partially adopted plan.
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Daleville Man Dies In Crash On Ind 32
A head on collision between two semis on Ind 32 in Randolph County killed Kenneth R. Carson 53 of Daleville and John Sheley 47 of Brookville Ohio. The milk and zinc loads caught fire after the crash and the highway remained closed until after 4 p.m. Carson had been a driver for Interstate Trucking Co. of Muncie and a Daleville resident since 1963.
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Wage Hike For Anderson Fire Fighters And Police
Eight percent base pay increase approved for Anderson firemen and policemen, effective January 1. Starting base wages rise to 7722 with 572 yearly addition, plus longevity pay up from 360 to 600 for twenty years. Firemen gain 195 for arson squad and 100 for driver sergeants. no equipment fund approval. Police receive extra paid holidays resolving last year’s contract misunderstanding.
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Finch Hospitalized Before Staff Meeting On Civil Rights
Finch was hospitalized prior to a staff meeting focused on civil rights. The brief note appears in the Herald Today’s Page 8 section, with other items including Senate debates Cambodia arms cuts on Page 10 and local death notices for Anderson and Madison County on Page 3.
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Charleston Police Chief in Indian Garb Supports Peace Protest
Charleston Police Chief Dallas Bias wore an Indian headdress and carried a peace pipe and tomahawk during a peace demonstration at the state capitol. He says the outfit was meant to ease tension after a parade permit denial was overruled by Mayor Elmer Dodson. No incidents occurred.
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Armstrong to take Washington desk post at NASA
Neil A. Armstrong, famed astronaut and first man on the moon, will leave the astronaut corps for a Washington admin role as Deputy Associate NASA Administrator of Aeronautics. The Ohio native and X-15, Gemini 8, Apollo 11 flyer said he does not expect a permanent parting from colleagues at the Manned Spacecraft Center. He will head coordination of advanced research and technology from NASA's headquarters.
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Nixon Plans Cabinet Meeting After Florida Holiday
President Nixon returns to Washington from a Biscayne Bay holiday and schedules a 9:30 a.m. cabinet session with Interior Secretary Walter J. Hickel amid criticism from federal workers over Cambodia policy. Health, Education and Welfare's Robert H. Finch is hospitalized after a numbness in his left arm as discontent grows.
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Cambodia
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Rogers Kept In Dark Over North Viet Bombing Raids
Secretary of State William P. Rogers was reportedly excluded from the decision to conduct four large bombing raids on North Vietnam earlier this month. Rogers complained about his lack of involvement and said he was informed beforehand only that the raids would occur, while other State Department officials learned of the actions from radio, television, or newspapers. The article notes intense secrecy surrounding Nixon administration security decisions and discusses who authorized the raids and how information flowed to the military.
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Weather Snapshot For Wednesday Forecast
A compact daily weather note shows today high 80 to 87 and low tonight in the mid forties to mid fifties The high tomorrow expected in the upper 80s The sunrise occurs at 6 27 a m and sunset at 8 55 p m
Car ad cancellations and eager buyers prompt classifieds rush
A Herald Bulletin classified advertiser reports many calls from people wanting to buy cars and urges readers to place ads. A 1965 Triumph Spitfire needing work is listed for sale at 150 dollars with a phone number. Want Ad Visors assist customers, and callers are reminded to call 643 5371 to place ads.
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