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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1971

Page

16

Aerospace slump seen curbs jobs in 1971

Washington AP reports the Aerospace Industries Association forecast a nearly 12 percent drop in aerospace employment for 1971. ATA president Karl G Harris Jr cites government cuts to the supersonic transport program and skilled worker losses, but says this decline is smaller than 1970 and anticipates a rebound in 1972.

Aerospace Industries Association Karl G. Harris Jr ATA Harris

Nixon salutes agriculture with hogs on White House lawn

The White House staged a farm scene as part of a broader salute to agriculture. Nixon invited 70 agricultural leaders to discuss farm policy including a 400 million program to raise income and expand exports from 7.4 to 10 billion dollars. Lawrence O'Brien criticized the move as political maneuvering while Farm Bureau President Kuhfuss voiced cautious support. Marion: James W. Hudgens, 19, $16, speeding.

Washington White House Nixon Executive Mansion Lawrence O’brien O’brien William J. Kuhfuss American Farm Bureau Federation

National effort on alcoholism seeks 34.6 million in funding

The Nixon administration requests 34.6 million dollars for next year to support a major national program on alcoholism. Dr. Morris E. Chavetz, named director of the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, acknowledged the sum falls short of need as Congress weighs the proposal.

Washington Nixon Congress Morris E. Chavetz National Institute On Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism O

Local traffic fines from Chester and Johnston City

Patricia Wardell of Chester, 24, fined $100 and $15 court costs for operating a vehicle without a driver's license. In Johnston City, Mabel A. Borchelt, 54, fined $15 for failing to yield the right of way.

Chester Patricia Wardell Johnston City Mabel A. Borchelt

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