30 Nov 1983
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Newspaper
Edmonds Enterprise
Location
Edmonds, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1983
Page
1
A group forms an interim committee to battle drug abuse following screenings of the "chemical people" films. The move aims to raise awareness and coordinate community efforts after viewing reported on page 11.
The Day After aired last week to massive audiences and prompted safety warnings but area schools report minimal discussion. Principals Karnofski Barich and Sorensen say students returned to routine classes with little talk of the film. Parents and staff largely avoided panic, choosing normal schedules and ongoing coursework.
Students discussed parties invites for the next dance breakups and how finals are going during Monday lunch at Lynnwood High School last week. The chatter followed after a film many labeled the most horrible of all horrible films watched by nearly as many students.
Lynnwood High students remained composed as teachers briefed them on The Day After about a nuclear attack on Kansas City and its effect on Lawrence. The ABC film sparked classroom discussions in advance of its nationwide airing.
Students at Lynnwood High discuss The Day After's portrayal of nuclear attack effects. Reported reactions range from fear and sadness to resolve, with some watching in class and others choosing brief viewing. Teachers warned against solitary viewing amid group discussions and safety considerations.
In a Lynnwood High cafeteria, seniors Patterson Leary and Crist discuss the film The Day After. Patterson calls it unrealistic and anti nuclear. Leary urges parity in warhead numbers. Crist says the movie watered down the issue but supports reduction while maintaining US leadership.
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