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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1972
Page
8
More than a thousand Colorado peaks rise above 10 000 feet and 55 exceed 14 000 feet highlighting the state’s rugged high country and mountainous terrain.
The Palace of Weddings in Leningrad operates ten hours daily, seven days a week, offering an eight minute ceremony for $1.60. The service reflects a utilitarian approach to matrimony with fixed pricing and continuous availability.
The first performing arts tour by a Communist Chinese group includes 77 members 52 artists and musicians with 21 women averaging 21 years. Two doctors travel with the company as they plan six to seven more weeks in Mexico then the United States. Hu M Hung-fan says Canada welcomed them and expects a warm reception in the US to promote friendship and understanding between nations.
The Aviation Consumer Action Project led by Ralph Nader urged federal action to create a two mile clear zone around major airport runways. ACAP sent a letter to President Nixon noting a 20 year old emergency commission headed by Brig. Gen. James Doolittle recommended establishing the safety buffer.
Robert Strauss takes the helm of the Democratic National Committee at his desk in the Watergate era, taking chairmanship a week ago and directing party strategy from the central office on a Saturday appointment.
President Nixon announced John A. Scali a White House consultant and former newspaper man will be the next United States ambassador to the United Nations, succeeding George Bush. The role awaits Senate confirmation. Scali, 54, Canton Ohio native of Italian heritage joined the White House in 1971 after 17 years as a foreign policy journalist and long service as ABC chief diplomatic correspondent.
AP reports Lord Caradon will focus on the tragic problem faced by poorer countries of a mushrooming population, said William R. Polk, the institute's president in Chicago.
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