Carrying of guns in ATL and nation’s schools
Public school officials nationwide report a surge in pupils carrying and using guns in classrooms corridors and yards during the past year. Most incidents occur in inner city high schools. Guns are usually cheap handguns linked to juvenile gangs and racial tension. An Associated Press survey cites 60 gun episodes in Los Angeles schools since September and a fatal shooting near Locke High School with three pupils later arrested.
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Inner
Los Angeles
Locke High School
Steve Chezinski
Gun issue in schools seen as not a big problem locally
National reports show rising student gun carrying, but Elyria officials say incidents are not yet present in the district. Administrators note some students may be armed and concealed, with broader city and national trends prompting expanded security and guarding measures.
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Thomas L. Showalter
Elyria
Chozinski
Everett Copeland
Kansas City
FDA to rule on morning-after birth control pill
The FDA expects a decision within weeks on approving the morning-after pill already used on college campuses. The agency will keep confidential the advisory committee's recommendations.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
Lions Draft Westlake Player John Bledsoe In Eighth Round
New York Ohio State running back John Bledsoe of Westlake was selected by the Detroit Lions in the NFL draft eighth round using a Browns trade. Ohio State teammates were also picked in later rounds including safety Rick Seifert to the New York Jets and George Hasenohrl to the New York Giants. The Redskins drafted Rich Calbos at running back. DES linked to vaginal and uterine cancers was discussed with estimates of exposure reaching two million women and 137 victims identified by Dr AL Herbst.
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New York
Ohio State
John Bledsoe
Westlake
Detroit Lions
National Football League
Lions
Cleveland Browns
Rick Seifert
New York Jets
New York Giants
George Hasenohrl
Washington Redskins
Rich Calbos
Des Dr AL Herbst
Harvard Medical School
Kissinger to Visit Hanoi for Postwar Talks in February
White House announces Henry Kissinger will travel to Hanoi February 10 to 18 to discuss postwar relations with the Democratic Republic of Vietnam and other mutual concerns. The trip follows the Vietnam peace agreement and aims at reparations and POW issues amid a cease-fire.
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Washington
Iap
Henry A Kissinger
Hanoi
United States
North Vietnam
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Democratic Republic of Vietnam
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
le Duc Tho
Vietnam
U.S
Nixon
Harvard
China
Paris
Saigon
Quang Ngat
Sauon
LES
Stennis Wounded in DC Holdup Near Home
Senator John C. Stennis of Mississippi was critically wounded in a Washington holdup in front of his home. Police said two or more young assailants escaped after taking his wallet and valuables. Stennis underwent six hours and 35 minutes of surgery and remained in guarded condition. President Nixon expressed concern.
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Washington
UPI
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Stennis
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Senate Armed Services Committee
Maj
Frank Garland
Garland
Cumberland St. N.W
Wisconsin
Connecticut Aves
District of Columbia
Chevy Chase
Nixon
Vietnam
Coy Stennis
White House
Spare Weather: Rain Chance Fades Then Returns
Today rain chances mostly low with highs in the mid 30s and winds from the east to southeast. Tonight cloudy with a low in the low 30s and a 30 percent rain chance. Tomorrow clouds and mild temperatures with a high in the low 50s and a 3 percent rain chance. Sunrise 7 48 am sunset 5 41 pm.
Nixon favors Connally for 1976 GOP nomination
New York Times reports President Nixon indicated he preferred John B Connally over Vice President Spiro Agnew for the 1976 Republican ticket. Connally could be brought back as secretary of state after Rogers and Kissinger resign, with no confirmation from the administration.
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New York
APD
The
New York Times
Nixon
John B Connally
the Times
White House
Connally
Spiro Agnew
Treasury
Will Cane
William P. Rogers
Henry A Kissinger
Texas
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International Association of School Security Directors
Assisant Supt
Ed Cook Jr
van Turner
FDA
Bledsoe
DES
Lucille Kuchera
University of Michigan Health Service
National Institutes of Health
National Security Affairs
Laos
Pentagon
Baas
Prince
Michael Busser
Michael
Jerome Busser
37Th St
Lorain
American Heart Association
Lorain County
Carl Skalak Jr
SEN
John Stennis
Agnew
John B. Connally
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