Monster storm saddles Rapid City with disaster scars
Met meteorologists hail the Rapid City flood as a once in eleven years event. Investigators examined if IAS cloud seeding contributed to the disaster but found no link. Seeding halted for 30 days while officials reconsider the program amid public concern. Authorities monitored the storm from 6 p.m. to 10:45 p.m. as Canyon Lake Dam failed, flooding Rapid Creek and forcing evacuations.
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IAS
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Richard Schleusener
W.E. Howell
Bureau of Reclamation
Atmospheric Water Resources Research Program
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Schleusener
National Weather Service
Weather Service
Belle Fourche
Rapid Creek
Canyon Lake
Donald Barnett
Nixon moves toward welfare reform compromise
President Nixon may back a compromise welfare reform plan linked to a large bill that would raise Social Security checks for millions ahead of the election. He met Friday with Elliot L. Richardson and James D. Hodgson as aides urged a shift toward a settlement. The measure includes a 10 percent across the board Social Security increase among other boosts.
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Nixon
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Health, Education and Welfare
James D. Hodgson
Labor
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Minnesota Governor disowns DFL platform planks
Gov. Wendell Anderson rejected the DFL state party platform planks on marijuana legalization draft evader amnesty and marriage rights for homosexuals. He called the convention unrepresentative and blamed caucus turnout for the plank adoption while urging a presidential primary in Minnesota.
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DFL
Anderson
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Irvings Sentenced for Fake Hughes Autobiography
Clifford Irving begins a 2 1/2 year prison term for his plot to publish a fake autobiography of Howard Hughes. His Swiss wife Edith receives a two month sentence and both are fined $10,000. The judge suspended most of Ediths term to keep the family together and prevent the children from losing both parents.
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New York
Clifford Irving
Howard Hughes
Irving
Edith
U.S. District Court
John M. Cannella
Abundance of teachers doesn't hurt enrollment
Despite a surplus of beginning teachers surveys show no dramatic fall in training enrollment this fall. Many schools shift to emphasize special and early childhood education while enrollment ceilings appear at some private institutions.
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William J. Waugh
NEA
Alan Ostar
American Association of State Colleges and Universities
Carroll Righter Horoscope June 19 1972 General Tendencies
General guidance urges taking only long range plans in a tactful way as tension rises at week start. Seek solitude to assess goals with others, then make sane plans. Aries urges clear communication with nearby partners and cooperative stance. Taurus offices need patience and decisive planning with a bigwig for advice and support. Moon Children need privacy to discern kin desires. Leo should team with a dynamic friend to boost sales and pleasures. Virgo urges economy and exact credit handling. Libra advises facts from experts and wardrobe refresh. Scorpio recommends trusted partners to resolve anxiety and build credit. Sagittarius favors practical advice from a straight-thinking associate and easy evening. Capricorn should consult an expert on business and personal issues. avoid meetings early in week. Aquarius inspires with a clever companion. analyze ideas before acting. Pisces resolves kin misunderstandings with practical steps and caution with unreasonable others. Children born today expected to be unusual, fight adversities early, then thrive with discipline and religious training. The Stars impel, they do not compel. What you make of your life is up to you.
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Wallace to undergo major surgery in Maryland
Alabama Governor George C. Wallace will have major surgery in Silver Spring to remove a bullet from his spinal canal on Sunday. If recovery proceeds well, he is still expected to attend the Democratic National Convention in Miami.
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Silver Spring
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Miami
Billy Joe Camp
Extended Forecast Indicates Thunderstorms Early Week
The forecast shows scattered showers and thunderstorms Monday through Wednesday with warmer conditions Monday and a gradual cool down Tuesday and Wednesday. Lows range from the mid 40s to mid 60s, and highs rise to the 70s to lower 80s by Wednesday.
Chicago Name Origin From Indian Checagou Hearings
Chicago derives its name from Indian Checagou, a term for the lake front area noted for its strong wild onions.
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Chicago
Lakeside
Speed Reading Course Set to Begin in Austin
Dr George Woodward of National Speed Reading Schools announces a summer session in Austin offering classes limited to 12 students. Graduates promise over 1000 words per minute with improved comprehension. Free orientation lectures run June 18 19 20 at the YMCA Board of Directors room.
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Austin
George Woodward
National Speed Reading Schools
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