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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1971
Page
3
Fragmentary text references Ming to the U.S. and SALT era themes, with jumbled mentions of Viet Nam era policy, military strategy, religious figures, and social tensions. The readable fragments hint at political and religious discourse but lack coherent events or clear entities.
Washington report says the Nixon administration will soon impose mandatory federal racial hiring plans on construction unions and firms in Chicago St Louis San Francisco and Atlanta. Similar action may follow in 15 other cities as hearings shape a broad program to ensure equal employment in federally funded construction work.
Dr. Douglas C Neckers a Clymer N Y native and Hope College chemistry associate professor has been named a Sloan Research Fellow by the Alfred P Sloan Foundation. He is the sole Michigan college winner and one of two fellows from private liberal arts colleges. Fellows receive about 8750 annually for two years to fund research and stipends with use varying from equipment to travel. Neckers studies photochemistry aiming to synthesize new materials using light and plans to relate work to medicinal biology while supporting student researchers.
For the first time in CAHS history the senior class will sponsor a concert by Dennis Yost and the Classics IV at 8 p.m. Tickets are $4 for freak seats, $3.50 bleacher, $3 back of gym, available from seniors, Grice Jewelers, Rossbacher Insurance, Bars, or the Chamber of Commerce. Little Feat opens. Yost and group have two million selling records including Spooky Stormy and Traces of Love.
Washington AP report notes renewed Congressional attack on Pentagon budget over the proposed B1 bomber, claiming costs could reach 75 billion and the aircraft may be obsolete before it flies. Critics say the program would fail missions, worsen the arms race, cost far more than estimates, and be outgunned by defenses. The proposal urges scrapping the B1 and pursuing flying missile platforms to augment land and sea missiles.
South Florida endures the worst drought on record with just 2.04 inches of rain in six months and 7,366 fires burning 560,518 acres. Gov. Askew considers Bethea's call to bar the public from Everglades. eight counties under water restrictions. Miami pumps 175 million gallons versus 196 million a week earlier as officials urge conservation.
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