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Newspaper
Sunday Dominion Post
Location
Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1971
Page
2
Summerland California sees a major brush fire into its fourth day with a non stop water bombing assault. Aerial fleet of 17 planes drops hundreds of thousands of gallons of retardant from low altitudes to pin down the blaze.
U S officials cite hard evidence from Peking that Lin Piao defense minister and Mao successor is seriously ill with tuberculosis relapse. Lin, 64, frail, unlikely to resume power, raising questions about leadership in Communist China. Reports origin not disclosed. may come from third world diplomatic contacts.
The piece analyzes potential social shifts in the United States, arguing that the core of Black identity moves beyond separatist slogans toward a nationalist yet nonviolent cultural renewal. It warns that while talking-out crises challenge authority, they may erode law’s legitimacy unless balanced by real democracy.
A compact look at prison calendars, church week notes, and Connell's column plus postscripts. Panorama magazine and Family Weekly pullouts appear with TV pages and comics, offering a snapshot of periodicals and entertainment sections.
The program will channel six years of funding to minority education. Half the funds go to private historically black colleges and the rest to individual students for advanced study. From 1960 to 1971 the foundation gave $37.2 million to 67 colleges and universities for black Americans.
Leon F. Cook, deputy director of economic development at the Bureau of Indian Affairs, resigns to become an Indian consultant in Minneapolis public schools. His departure part of tensions between activist appointees under Commissioner Louis R. Bruce and the Nixon reform push, with criticism over management and rapid changes.
Administration and Congress weigh Senator Robert Byrds possible nomination to the Supreme Court. Byrd a conservative with ties to Nixon and Democratic leaders, faces civil rights scrutiny and a past Klan association, while other nominees linger and Poff withdrew.
Miss Myerson claims tomato prices rise 40 percent faster than general produce due to a ruling. J S Peters of the Florida Tomato Committee counters that her statement is erroneous but notes green tomatoes are exposed to ethylene under controlled conditions to speed ripening in Orlando.
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