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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1970

Page

1

Mitchell says Hoover not to blame. no action on Kent State

Atty. Gen. Mitchell says he is satisfied with FBI Director Hoover and finds no rebuke warranted for his remarks. He notes no federal grand jury decision on Kent State and no new action in Jackson State slayings. Desegregation progress cited. no resignation plans linked to 1972 campaign.

Washington John N. Mitchell FBI J. Edgar Hoover Jackson State College Mississippi Kent State Ohio Mitchell Hoover Nixon Department of Health, Education and Welfare

Chester Bridge bond plan sparks Missouri dispute says retire by 1989

Mayor Dietrich Helmers of Chester and bridge manager disputes Rep. Vernon Bruckerhoff over retiring $625000 of bonds by 1989 if traffic stays steady. Officials studied traffic with Coverdale Colpitts engineers who kept 60 cent tolls and cut decals from 5 to 1 dollars per year while funds fund bond payments.

Chester Chester Bridge Dietrich Helmers Helmers Missouri Vernon Bruckerhoff St. Mary’s Mississippi River Bruckerhoff U.S. Department of Transportation Chester Bridge Commission

Catch-all measure doomed in Senate Nixon push fades

The Senate omnibus bill on Social Security trade and welfare appears dead despite Nixon urging Congress to act before adjournment. Rep. Mills says no chance of saving the bill in conference even if the Senate passes it. Backers still hope to push a 10 percent Social Security increase as a last minute addition. The welfare reform would guarantee a family of four a $1,600 annual income.

Senate Nixon Congress Wilbur D. Mills D-Ark House Ways and Means Committee Senate Finance Committee

Delta Queen Cleared For Three-Year Return To Rivers

Congress approves a three year lease on life for the 46 year old paddleboat Delta Queen. The Greene Line Steamers sternwheeler will resume Mississippi River service after a safety rule prompted a temporary halt. The vessel, owned by Greene Line in Cincinnati, halted operations when metal super structures became mandated for large passenger boats.

Mississippi River Congress House Senate Nixon Greene Line Steamers, Inc Cincinnati Ohio

Senate panel blasts TFX program as costly failure

A Senate subcommittee labeled the TFX warplane a multi billion failure that weakened national defense. It faulted McNamara for ignoring expert advice and said the program chose the second best aircraft, now the F111, amid political and production troubles. The report cites 1726 planes at 5.8 billion dollars with an average 3.4 million per aircraft.

Washington Senate Robert S. McNamara Permanent Subcommittee On Investigations McNamara Subcommittee TFX John L. McClellan Dark Congress McClellan

Weather forecast for Ms Colder area tonight and Saturday

Tonight cloudy with a chance of showers and a low around 30. Saturday mostly cloudy with a chance of rain and cooler conditions, high in the low 50s. Weather details on map page 22.

Pentagon Plans Destruction of Germ War Stockpiles

The Pentagon announced plans to destroy germ warfare stockpiles with absolute safety and security. The stockpiles located at Pine Bluff Arkansas Rocky Mountain Arsenal Denver Ft. Detrick Maryland and Beale Air Force Base California will be destroyed at their current locations with no movement of agents. Destruction to begin early next year and finish in about one year after environmental reviews by federal and local agencies. Details on material quantities specific agents or hardware to be destroyed were not disclosed.

Washington Pentagon Pine Bluff Ark Rocky Mountain Arsenal Denver Colo Ft. Detrick Beale Air Force Base Calif Army Atlantic Nixon Gerald G. Watson Kilgore Tex Watson United States John F. Kennedy Edgewood Arsenal Maryland Dugway Proving Ground Utah

Ford sued over auto defects and Nixon era bio policy

The report covers a split among Liberal and moderate Republicans over selecting Kansas Senator Robert J. Dole as GOP chairman amid White House influence. It notes pressure from Senate leaders and cites indecision about the chairman’s role while praising Dole as a strong Nixon ally. Also included are details on Nixon’s biological warfare policy, disposal plans for old stockpiles, and funding figures, plus a Dallas Cowboys indictment of Lance Rentzel for indecent exposure to a juvenile with February trial expectations.

Washington Robert J. Dole Kansas GOP Senate Hugh Scott Pennsylvania White House Dole Rep Rogers C. R. Morton Nixon Dallas Dallas County Grand Jury Lance Rentzel Dallas Cowboys Today Henry Wade

Move May Force SST Vote on Senate Aid for Prototypes

Opponents of the supersonic transport project are angered by a bid to end extended debate. Backers moved to invoke cloture to end talk on a $210 million SST prototype program, part of a $7 billion package including highway and airport funding.

Washington Senate Senate House

Detergent industry to face curbs on NTA use

Federal officials plan sanctions on nitrilotriacetic acid NTA a detergent substitute for phosphates due to new animal birth defect findings Public Health Service studies cited by sources show NTA harms rats The step follows a two hour meeting with detergent executives and warnings from Harvard's Dr Samuel Epstein about unsettled questions and potential heavy metal release in water systems

Department of Health, Education and Welfare Environmental Protection Agency Public Health Service NTA Samuel S. Epstein Harvard Medical School Epstein

SIU considers ban on classified military research policy

A policy drafted by the Carbondale Graduate Council would bar SIU from entering contracts with agencies including the federal government to conduct research intended to destroy or incapacitate people. The plan, now with board staff, seeks university control over acceptable projects and timing for dissemination of findings.

Margaret Ann Niceley Southern Ilinoisan Southern Illinois University SIU Board of Trustees SIU Carbondale James Brown Robert G. Layer Brown Edwardsville John S. Rendleman Rendleman Graduate Council At Graduate Council Pub John Olmstead Graduate School Olmstead

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