Arid Midwest Continues Burning Under Gusty Winds
The arid Midwest and Ohio Valley faced ongoing fires as gusty winds spread flames in drought conditions. Storms brought heavy snow to the Pacific Coast, while Nevada, Utah and Idaho saw storm warnings for livestock and roads. Rescue crews battled fires, and Indiana and Ohio officials ordered bans and fines on outdoor burning to curb blazes.
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Midwest
Ohio Valley
Pacific Coast
Nevada
Utah
Idaho
Laramie
Wyo
Spokane
Wash
Winnemucca
Nev
Reno
Missouri River
Atlantic
Ohio
Saybrook
State Natural Resources Department
Chicago
Indiana
Matthew Welsh
Task force to report on Boys Industrial School in Lancaster
A state task force has been at the 100 year old Boys Industrial School in Lancaster all week and will deliver its report to Gov. James A. Rhodes on Friday. Rhodes avoided commenting on BIS or Youth Commission abolition, saying he would wait for the task force findings before deciding. He cited industrial financing as urgent to protect industry and noted questions about university resignations and a bar association matter.
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Columbus
UPI
Lancaster
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
BIS
Youth Commission
Commission
Task Force
Mental Hygiene and
Charles Wesley
Central State College
Wesley
Central State Board of Trustees
William O. Walker
Walker
Carlton Dargusch
Ohio State University Board of Trustees
Columbus Bar Association
Ohio Supreme Court
Dargusch
Sunday Creek Coal Co
NASA Eyes Quick Fix For Mars Probe After Mariner-3 Failure
NASA officials say Mariner-3 failed when a 300-pound fiberglass fairing did not jettison, shielding the spacecraft and preventing solar panels from deploying. A similar shroud on Mariner-4 is being reinforced with hopes to launch by the December 2 window, despite Mars Earth orbital timing.
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Cape Kennedy
UPI
Federal Space Agency
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Mars
Earth
Mariner-3
Auto and Paper Strikes Hit West Coast and Railworkers
Production in West Coast paper mills and Ford auto plants halted as unions strike. Fed mediators try to avert a walkout of 160 000 railroad workers. Ford layoffs reach 33 500 across 16 plants with 26 000 already idle. AWPPW walkout shuts 33 mills from Fullerton to Bellingham. Talks resume Monday in Washington with federal mediators.
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United Press International
West Coast
Ford Motor Co
Ford
United Auto Workers
St. Louis
Kansas City
Rawsonville
Highland Park
Cleveland
Monroe
Livonia
Dearborn
Wixom
Mich
Metuchen
N. J
Lima
Fairfax
Sharonville
Canton
Lorain
Ohio
Norfolk
Association of Western Pulp and Paper Workers
AWPPW
Fullerton
Calif
Bellingham
Wash
Pacific Coast Association of Pulp and Paper Manufacturers
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