Dixie School Aid Proposals Drawn
Washington AP leg islation to aid Southern school districts desegregation and research programs will go to the White House for President Nixon to approve. Rumsfeld said 300 to 500 million dollars would be spent immediately with up to 1 billion requested for 1971, while Nixon has pledged 1.5 billion to assist integration efforts. The task force also seeks research components and plans to preserve local education while desegregating. The cabinet level group is chaired by Vice President Agnew and includes Shultz Mitch ell Blount Finch Moynihan and Harlow.
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Office of Education
Spiro. T. Agnew
George P.shultz
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Winton M. Blount
Robert H. Finch
Daniel P. Moynihan
Bryce N. Harlow
Layoffs Rise as Steel Strike Hits Trucking Industry
Pittsburgh reports describe a dependent truckers strike challenging steel supply. About 10,000 truckers, led by the Fraternal Association of Steel Haulers, say they face thousands of layoffs as shipments fall 50 percent at U S Steel and Jones & Laughlin. Rail and barge use rise while shortages hit Chicago warehouses. violence includes gunfire and sniping, prompting 100 state troopers to patrol western Pennsylvania. A motorcade to Washington sought bargaining rights and legal action looms as courts hear injunction bids.
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Hasifree
Teamsters Union
Eastifirms
Midwest
Asso
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
Chicago
Joseph P
U.S
Louis Rosenberg
Cononer
Tri-State Trucking Co
David Hopple
Midland
Herman Hopple
East Liverpool
Ohio
Hin
Pennsylvania
Frank McKetta
Gary
Ind
Washington, D.C
Eggers criticizes Smith for not returning to aid tornado relief
Republican governor candidate Paul Eggers urges Gov Preston Smith to cut his European trip and immediately coordinate relief in Lubbock after the tornado. Lt Gov Ben Barnes defends the incumbent, saying the civil defense team handles the emergency well and no return is needed.
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Paul Eggers
Preston Smith
Lubbock
Eggers
Red Cross
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Salvation Army
Smith
Gov. Smith
Austin
Ben Barnes
Barnes
Kent State Gun Confiscations and Shooting Probe Update
FBI declined to confirm sniper evidence in the Kent State shootings as authorities report multiple weapons seized from civilians and students between May 1 and May 5. Police note a .22 rifle, a .32 revolver, a Mauser rifle, a .38 pistol, a double barreled shotgun and a 357 magnum in various hands while investigations continue.
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Cuyahora River
Ohio National Cavan
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Ren
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Dellick
Richard Sterkel
Bay Village
Sterkel
Terrence Norman
Akron
Norman
Roy Thompson
ICASALS Chief Named To Post On Advisory Committee
Frank Conselman director of the International Center for Arid and Semi Arid Land Studies at Tech was named to a member advisory committee for a statewide marine conference in Houston. The Austin office of Gov. Preston Smith announced the Sept. 10 11 meeting with members including Astronaut E Aldrin and Humble Oil vice president Tom Barrow.
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International Center For
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Houston
Austin
Preston Smith
E. Aldrin
Tom Barrow
Humble Oil Co
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