Pleasant but cool November with below average temperatures
November 1971 brought generally pleasant weather with clear to partly cloudy skies. Average daily temperature 42.1 F, 0.10 F cooler than November 1970, and 2.4 F warmer than 1969, marking the third coldest November since 1969. The month recorded 684 heating days, and a growing season of 213 days ending April 7.
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November Weather Recap Notes Record Lows and River Levels
The report covers temperature records for November with lows of minus four on the 28th in 1951 and highs up to 81 degrees in 1950. It notes total precipitation 1.30 inches, snow 0.14 inch, and November snowfall 2 inches overall with 0.5 inch mixed rain and snow on the 6th. The Wabash River peaked at 2.2 feet on the 1st and fell to 1.2 by the 11th, staying near that level thereafter.
Weekend Weather Looks Mild With Showers Possible
Indiana drivers can expect a fair Saturday with lows in the 20s and highs near 40. Showers may drift in Sunday and Monday as temperatures edge into the 30s and 40s. Illinois looks partly sunny Saturday, then showers Sunday and a return to partly sunny Monday with highs mostly in the 40s and overnight lows in the 30s.
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Federal Pay Bill Debate Spurs Retroactive Raises Move
The measure, discussed across the House and Senate, includes a retroactive pay provision opposed by the White House. It would grant raises to teachers and other workers and set a 5.5 percent increase for 1.5 million federal employees and 2.6 million military personnel starting January 1. Nixon seeks a July 1 delay. An amendment by Senator Cranston to shield newspapers and broadcasters from wage and price controls passed 50 to 36, aiming to protect press freedom from economic censorship amid partisan critiques.
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Tax Cut Bill Aims Benefits for Exporters and Welfare Hiring
The bill would extend favored tax treatment to half of exporters income. It drops a provision for special unemployment benefits in high jobless areas. It approves a tax credit for employers hiring welfare recipients enrolled in the Work Incentive Program.
Shipley Named Fire Chief Amid Training Reform Hopes
Shipley, a family man with wife Janet Marie and three children Treva Marie Lee William and Troy Allen, lives at 2330 Wallace. He expresses readiness to work with the fire department and aims to improve training in all fields for city firefighters.
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Continued Cold Weather Through Weekend In Indiana
The National Weather Service forecasts ongoing cold in Indiana through Friday with a potential weekend warmup bringing the first rain of the month. November shows below normal precipitation, with South Bend at .82 inch and Evansville at 1.59 inches, while snowfall totaled 16.3 inches in South Bend, 8.6 inches above normal, and melted quickly.
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Snowfalls and temperatures mark Indiana November readings
November brought varied snow and temperature readings across Indiana. Fort Wayne logged 6.7 inches, Indianapolis 4.4 inches, Evansville 3.4, with Fort Wayne and South Bend showing above normal averages. Temperatures ranged widely, from 12 to 71 degrees in places, and several cities posted above normal levels.
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Mariner 9 Sends Spectacular Mars Photos
Pasadena reporters say Mariner 9 delivered the most successful Mars photography yet with Phobos images. The photo shows Phobos as an oblong form about 16 by 13 miles with a 4.2 mile crater, blurred by dust storm but hailed as fantastic.
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Vote on Buzz Continues Amid Cabinet Choice Tradition
Senators Harris Symington and Mondale said they voted with reluctance to respect the tradition of allowing a president to choose his cabinet. The continued vote on Buzz follows extended discussion on the nomination.
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