14 Aug 1971
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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1971
Page
1
Atty. Gen. John N. Mitchell announced the end of a federal investigation into the May 1970 Kent State University student slayings and said no federal grand jury would be convened. The decision stems from a lack of new evidence to support action.
Edmund Muskie emerged as the most popular presidential candidate in a nationwide poll of 23 000 high school leaders conducted by AP. Richard Nixon ranked second with four other Democrats following, and in head to head matchups any Democrat except Humphrey would beat Nixon.
SPACE CENTER Houston AP A week after their 12 day moon voyage the Apollo 15 astronauts still feel the effects of the mission a doctor says They are not in medical danger but their recovery pattern differs from past space flyers Dr Charles A Berry chief physician notes a dramatic deviation from previous findings involving David R Scott James B Irwin and Alfred M Worden.
Neosho County farmer O. J. Stich reports southern corn leaf blight lowering kernel count on some ears in his field. He notes leaves show extensive infection, especially in low damp areas, and visited an Erie agent in July for confirmation. His exact loss estimate is unavailable.
British troops and rebels exchanged fire near the border with the Republic of Ireland. Several rebels were reported killed, while an army spokesman only said some of the opposition were believed hit.
Gov. Docking says Washington report that insiders view Cape Kennedy as the likely shuttle station site is speculation. A NASA decision reportedly isn’t yet made. Lt. Gov. Shultz keeps Kansas in the running with a possible October or November ruling.
The United States Fire Insurance Co. won the KU Union Building coverage with a 6 million valuation and 45 350 annual premium. The policy begins Sept 1 and includes fire vandalism and maliciou s mischief with a 25000 deductible per incident and 125000 yearly total.
AP reports seven American fatalities in a DMZ support helicopter crash as North Vietnamese forces press near the zone. Separately, Indian and Pakistani actions trigger mine blasts in Eastern Assam, while Nixon tours the Maryland mountains sparking economic policy reviews. Apollo 15 astronauts still feel moon trip effects a week after returning.
FDA reports 7000 dozen eggs and 0.5 ton of catfish feed tainted with polychlorinated biphenyls after a Wilmington NC plant leak caused a 12 state search. No chickens were tainted. Bon Vivant recall blamed on failed recall campaign and NCA. Weather and other notes follow.
In Palm Beach Florida three 18 year old skin divers were arrested for exposing their chests in public under a 1947 ordinance that requires proper street attire and bans walking barefoot or in a swimsuit on public streets. The offenders posted bonds, and a local minister, Rev Norman Wilson of Belle Glade, was also arrested for improper attire.
A White House session with President and four top economic advisers, dubbed a cosmic review, is examined as a broad look at domestic and international policy. Officials warn against expecting sudden policy shifts. Treasury Secretary John Connally was recalled from vacation for the discussions.
The City Commission approved the 1972 Chanute budget of 663,673 with no amendments. Recreation and Parks opposed, citing 59 percent of 1971 spending by mid year and looming shortfalls for 1972. Officials discussed funding limits, emergency transfers, and potential revenue options.
Local observers report no residents in Palm Beach harmed as confusion over tensions leaves questions. Officials cautioned residents to stay calm while investigations continue.
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