Wilberforce Returns to Normal After Campus Shooting
Wilberforce Ohio normal campus life resumed after a shooting during a near riot between Wilberforce and Central State University students. Mantel Crenshaw a 22 year old Canton resident was wounded when a shot punctured his lung during the clash between students outside the administration building and in the neighborhood campus areas. The disturbance lasted hours with windows broken and a bomb threat at the women's dormitory.
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Wilberforce
Ohio
Wilberforce Universita
Mantel Crenshaw
Canton
Central State University
Russell Bradley Saidness
Borhood
Wilberforce Administration
Ecbed
Crenshaw
European Scientists Win 1971 Nobel Prizes in Physics and Chemistry
Two European scientists now working in the United States and Canada won the 1971 Nobel prizes in physics and chemistry. Each award is worth $88,000. The physics laureate, Dr. Gabor, is with CBS laboratories in Stamford. He was born in Hungary, moved to England in 1933, and is now a British citizen.
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Stockholm
United States
Canada
Dr. Gabor
Columbia Broadcasting System
Stamford
Hungary
England
Appeals Court To Get Amchitka A Bomb Case
Environmentalists sought a preliminary injunction from the U S Court of Appeals Washington to halt the deton ation of a five megaton nuclear warhead on Amchitka Island Alaska. District Judge Hart had refused a temporary block and the appeals court had already denied a stay request.
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Appeals Court
Amchitka
Atomic Energy Commission
Committee For Nuclear Responsibility
U.S. Court of Appeals
Washington
US. Dist
George L. Hart Jr
Sive
Alaska Native Land Claims Faces Conference Panel
A conference committee will reconcile major differences between Senate and House bills on Alaska native land claims. Proposals include land grants to Eskimos Aleuts and Indians, funding over years and royalties from minerals with natives choosing among title options and acreage scopes. The panel will resolve land grant contrast reservation plans and administration of funds.
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Washington
Alaska
House
Senate
Interior Department
Naval Petroleum Reserve No. 4
Solons Battle Over Desegregation Bill Action in House
The administration desegregation bill remains alive but faces busing amendments likely to embarrass some conservatives. The House rejected the measure 222 to 135 under shortcut procedures. a two thirds vote was needed to overcome discharge. The bill soon goes to debate with a higher education bill where antibusing provisions may be considered. President Nixon backs a broader prohibition on using funds for bussing pupils to overcome segregation.
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Washington
House
House Rules Committee
Carl Albert
D-Okla
Nixon
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