Nuclear Roulette Warns Against Cannikin Test
An editorial condemns President Nixon for approving underground Cannikin at Amchitka Island as a reckless gamble that could pollute oceans and endanger global fish supplies. It notes international objections and urges court or public pressure to delay the test, labeling it a dangerous nuclear gamble.
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Senator Fannin Urges Arizona To Lower Pollution Rules
Visit Arizona reports Senator Paul Fannin at the American Mining Congress urging Arizona to cut pollution standards calling them anti pollutions overkill amid Copper Valley smog. The Maricopa air officer says smog comes from copper smelter areas with sulfur dioxide as the main pollutant.
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Agnew Signals Reluctance to Run If Drag on Ticket Emerges
In a private Sept night meeting with conservative Republicans, Vice President Agnew pledged he would not run again if his presence would hurt Nixon’s re election. He suggested John Connally as a possible 1972 running mate and warned against dumping with polls favoring replacement. The White House views southern gains and Connally support as reducing Agnew’s leverage while Murmurings grow about a Connally ticket.
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On the Line Pro football compares to bullfighting and death
New York columnist Bob Considine argues pro football mirrors bullfighting in violence and profit. He cites Chuck Hughes's death with Lions and Bears and notes owners demand toughness, loyalty, and risk while stadiums fill for the brutal game.
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Mailbag Yule cards urge support for Vietnam troops
The Vietnam Mail Call program seeks Christmas cards for U.S. servicemen in Vietnam. Readers are urged to write cheerful messages, include return addresses, and mail by December 1 with optional five cent donations to Vietnam Mail Call, Inc. in Columbus, Georgia.
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Caution Over Children Riding Two or Three On One Bicycle
A Scottsdale resident warns readers about youngsters riding double and triple on a single bicycle on Granite Reef Road near Chaparral. He asks if state laws or city ordinances ban the practice and urges parents drivers and police to enforce safety to prevent possible fatal accidents.
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Excess Teacher Supply Confounds Schools and Colleges
The National Education Association says the coming fall will see more than 100000 surplus teachers. English and social studies fill many spots while gym teachers, elementary teachers, and special education roles face shortages. Industrial arts and math also lack enough teachers as colleges train for nonexisting jobs.
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