05 Nov 1971
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1971
Page
1
West Virginia Governor Arch A Moore Jr said he believes a significant announcement on 35 day old coal strike negotiations will come within 72 hours. He stressed it concerns negotiations rather than the contract itself and remains hopeful an agreement is near.
The House approved a bill aimed at facilitating school desegregation but added amendments to curb busing. The measure, tied to higher education funding, passed 332 to 38 and now goes to a House Senate conference for compromise. Civil rights leaders worry the restrictions could slow integration.
Rep Emanuel Celler challenged white colleagues for hypocrisy over busing. The House passed amendments barring federal funds for busing, halting court-ordered busing delays, and blocking federal demand for state busing financing by votes: 233-124, 235-125, and 231-126 respectively.
Environmental groups urge Chief Justice Burger to halt the Amchitka Island five megaton test code named Cannikin, amid safety concerns of earthquakes tides and radiation. The Atomic Energy Commission plans the deter mination 6 000 feet under Alaska coast to test the Spartan antiballistic missile warhead. The appeal cites potential NEPA violations and asks for a full-court hearing.
The Phase 2 wage talks enter a nuts and bolts phase amid sharp clashes between President Nixon and Congress. AFL CIO leader Meany seeks a Monday settlement as the House Banking Committee amends Nixon’s control bill, risking a partisan split in the wage program.
Ohio lawmakers rush to a Senate floor vote on a modified income tax proposal backed by Gov. Gilligan. Key figures include Rep. Lloyd George Kerns and Sen. A G Lancione with mixed support from Republicans amid stalled action and revisions to severance and insurance features.
Atlanta attorney accuses Lt. Col. Herbert of being harassed by superiors at Ft. McPherson. Col. Tom Reid denies wrongdoing but confirms reprimand for improper military courtesy. Herbert previously alleged war crimes in Vietnam and faces alleged improper saluting instructions.
Assistant Attorney General William H. Rehnquist clears the first hurdle for Senate confirmation as the Judiciary Committee delays Powell. Chairman Eastland excused him after two days of questioning, with Bayh noting improved responsiveness and Tunney/Mathias citing revised stance on wiretaps and the Fourth Amendment.
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