Tennessee Suit Challenges Dam Construction at Tellico
The EDF suits seeks a preliminary injunction to halt Tellico Dam work in Tennessee Valley Authority projects, arguing NEPA violations and potential environmental harm in the Little Tennessee River Valley. TVA counters with economic gains and claims of non retroactive act applicability, with witnesses for both sides and about 120 workers at stake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville, Tenn
U.S. District
Tellico Dam
Robert L. Taylor
Tennessee Valley Authority
Environmental Defense Fund
Little
Tennessee River
TVA
EDF
Jon T. Brown
University of Tennessee At Knoxville
Memphis State University
Charles McNutt
East
Tennessee
McNutt
Thomas Pederson
Tellico
Roy H. Kimmons
Kimmons
Robert Marquis
Heroin War Won Defense Claiming War Won Defense
Washington AP Defense Department reports a sharp drop in heroin cases among U S troops in Vietnam with drug related deaths falling from 15 in November 1970 to zero in September and October 1971. Urinalysis tests show heroin use at 2 5 percent among G I leaving Vietnam, down from 4 percent last summer.
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Washington
U.S
Vietnam
Defense Department
Richard S. Wilbur
Chine
Army
Wilbur
Living Space 1 Nut of a violin bow 2 Italian coins 3 Queenfurniture
Puzzle answers list scattered words and clues including musical terms and items like nut of a violin bow and Italian coins, with several fragmented phrases and numbered entries pointing to a word association puzzle.
Clear And Mild Weekend Weather Outlook
Mild outdoor plans can proceed with little worry about rain as temperatures hover in the low to mid 50s today. Skies stay sunny tonight and clear, with a tonight low near freezing but Sunday highs near the mid 60s. Increasing clouds arrive Sunday as precip remains near zero and winds shift from light and variable to southerly around 10 mph.
North and South Carolina forecast with mild weekend warmth
North Carolina enjoys sunny mild conditions with highs in the 50s and 60s and a warm weekend with 60s on the coast. South Carolina sees mostly clear skies with mid 60s to lower 70s, then a return to cooler nights. Farmers near Chadbourne benefit from out of season strawberries priced at $1 per quart. The mountains face slower ski conditions as temperatures must drop to create snow. Extended outlook shows a chance of light showers Monday and Tuesday, then continued variable but mostly fair conditions through midweek with highs in the 50s to 70s and nightly 30s to 49s.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Chadbourne
Humphrey to Announce 1968 Candidacy Monday
Sen Hubert Humphrey says he will announce Monday his bid for the Democratic presidential nomination and will not accept a vice presidential slot. He plans to declare in Philadelphia while his reelection bid advances. Nixon says he will stay on New Hampshire ballot and avoid active campaigning.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
U.S
Minnesota
Shreveport
Humphrey
Richard M. Nixon
White House
Philadelphia
Nixon
New Hampshire
Lane Dwinnell
N Xon
Red China
Moscow
Robert J. Dole
R-Kan
Republican National Committee
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Florida
Wallace
Tallahassee
Fla
Richard Stone
Local arrests and charges listed in city notices
Woman on Willowood Street charged with unlawful taking of a motor vehicle. Howard Morrow of Pineview Street charged with breaking and entering a coin operated machine. James McKiver of Tate Street and John Leach of Clara Cox Apartments charged with larceny. Gene Boris fined for reckless driving. Others cited for failing to report an accident, carrying a concealed weapon, and allowing a dog to run at large.
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William Hancock
Willowood Street
Howard Lee Morrow
Pineview Street
James Everett McKiver
Tate Street
John Willie Leach
Clara Cox Apartments
Gene Autry Boris
Sheraton Hotel
Brenda D. Brooks
Greensboro
E. Dwight Beasley
Meadow Street
Jesse Winston Penley
Bowen Drive
Leland Cooper
Desk Drive
Okinawa Return Set, US Bases Realigned After Nixon Sato Talks
President Nixon and Japan's Eisaku Sato conclude about eight hours of talks in California confirming Okinawa will revert to Japan on May 15 and weapons will be removed from U.S. bases. They also launch a Washington Tokyo hot line to prevent future shocks and discuss base realignments to ease population and industrial pressures.
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Frank Cormier
Associated Press
San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
White House
Japan
Eisaku Sato
Okinawa
Washington
Tokyo
Washington-Tokyo
U.S
Hakuei Tanaka
Sato
United States
California
Hollister
Premier Kim urges continued talks with North Korea
Premier Kim Jong-pil said South Korea seeks to carry on Red Cross mediated talks with the North despite a national emergency. He warned limited progress soon, noted the two sides agreed to meet in Seoul and Pyongyang, and cited a completed border highway to aid travel. He also discussed openness to talks with nonharmful nations and reaffirmed US troop stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hartzenbusch
Associated Press
Seoul
Kim Jong-pil
South Korea
North Korea
Red Cross
Korea
Kim
Pyongyang
Soviet Union
Yugoslavia
Washington
United States
U.S
California Birthrate Decline Signals Shift in 1971
California reports a 6 percent drop in births and a decline in marriages in 1971, with 168000 couples wed, about 4000 fewer than 1970. Dr. Arthur Hollister Jr. notes population rose 550000 but marriages fell for first time since 1954, amid broader national changes.
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Sacramento
Calif
California
Arthur C. Hollister Jr
State Public Health Department
Bureau of Health Intelligence
Hollister
Building boom figures anchor city permits
From page 2 A records show a $371 495 floor space project for Bost's building with other large permits including a $148 000 Calvary Temple Baptist Church permit issued in February and a $188 500 Big Star Discount Food Store permit issued in September plus a $115 000 Southgate Shopping Center addition. Miller notes no clear trend in last year’s decline as builders refrained from new work.
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Double Bost
Calvary Temple Baptist Church
Southgate
Miller
TV Guide Listings for Evening Schedule and Highlights
TV guide details a 6:00 to 12:00 schedule featuring The Astronaut movie, 2-HEE HAW guest stars, 2-ALL IN THE FAMILY plot, 2-MARY TYLER MOORE benefactor moment, 2-DICK VAN DYKE birth recollection, and 12-PREMIERE MOVIE World Premiere: Vanished. Also included are ARnie plots, MISSION IMPOSSIBLE guest Bradford Dillman, ASSAULT ON PRIVACY ABC News special, and COLLEGE BASKETBALL UCLA versus Oregon.
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Larry Hobbs
Lenoir City
David A. Etnier
Ut-Knoxville
Etnier
Geraint's
Seth
Fio
Station
Asheville Clear
Augusta Clear
Charleston Clear
Charlotte Clear
Columbia Clear
Greensboro Clear
Greenville, S.C
Raleigh Clear
Savannah Clear
Wilmington Clear
HHH
THE
Williams Flowers & Gifts
English Rd
Charles McFadden
Calhoun Drug Store
Montlieu Ave
WFMY
Greensboross
WBTV
Charlotte
WUNC
University Station
WGHP
High Point
WSOC
WSLS
Roanoke
WSJS
Winston-Salem
Championship Wrestling
Scene Tonight
Tommy Faile
Lawrence Welk
Rollin
Mary T. Moore
Dick van Dyke
Arnie
Richard Widmark
G. Marshall
Hee Haw
Johnny Duncan
Doug Kershaw
Buddy Alan
Gunilla Hutton
Edith
Archie
Crooke and Robinson
Sgt. Higgenbottom
Mary Tyler Moore
Mary
the Astronaut
Monte
Albert
Jane
Tom Bosley
Larry Hagaman
E. G. Marshall
Eleanor Parker
Robert Young
Bradford Dillman
ABC News
UCLA
Oregon
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