Amchitka test fight hinges on Burger ruling
Conservation groups pressed Chief Justice Warren Burger for an injunction to halt the Cannikin test set for 5 p.m. EST on Amchitka Island. The AEC plans a five megaton blast deep below the Alaskan coast to test a Spartan antiballistic missile warhead.
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Amchitka Island
Warren F. Burger
Atomic Energy Commission
Alaskan
Cannikin
Burger
High Court
AEC Head Sees Amchitka Blast With Family
AEC Chairman James R. Schlesinger and his wife with two daughters visited Amchitka Island to witness the Cannikin test slated for the five megaton device. The White House says environmental risks were studied and the test proceeds for national security. Opponents seek a court hearing and argue environmental law questions remain unresolved.
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Alaska
William E. Egan
Schlesinger
Hiroshima
White House
Jobless Decline Hits Second Straight Month
Washington AP reports unemployment fell by .2 percentage points to 5.8 percent for October, with total employed rising to 79.8 million and job seekers dropping to 4.6 million. Rates for adult men and married men reached new lows, while adult women and teenagers saw modest declines.
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Washington
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Big education bill clears House but school busing will suffer
The House passed a $24 billion higher education aid bill with a ban on government ordered busing and no federal funds for court ordered desegregation busing. The vote was 332 to 38 after a marathon session, amid partisan clash with the Senate over desegregation policy. Black lawmakers denounced the action as rolling back civil rights advances. The antibusing amendments and desegregation aid dominated debate, eclipsing the education measure itself.
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Nixon
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Supreme Court
Augustus F. Hawkins
D-Calif
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
Parren J Mitchell
D-Md
Mitchell
Clarence J. Mitchell
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Lorain County United Fund tops goal with 96.4 percent
The 1971 Lorain County United Fund drive raised 1,493,765 dollars toward a 1.55 million goal, achieving 96.4 percent. Nine divisions exceeded or neared targets amid praise for volunteers led by L Keith Smith and Arthur D. Hudnutt, with nearly 300 volunteers present.
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Celeate
Lorain County
L. Keith Smith
Smith
Arthur D. Hudnutt
United Community Services
Chronicle-Telegram
Weather outlook with clouds and a warmer trend
Variable cloudiness and a little warmer today with highs in the lower 50s. Tonight remains cloudy and cool with a chance of showers and lows around the upper 30s. Tomorrow turns cloudy, windy and colder with showers or snow flurries and highs near 48. Precipitation chances 10 percent today, 40 percent tonight, 58 percent tomorrow.
Weather update with winds and sun times
The forecast notes winds from the south to southwest 1 to 20 mph today and tonight and westerly 15 to 38 mph tomorrow. Sunset tonight is 5 18 p.m. Sunrise tomorrow 7 44 a.m. Yesterday’s high 50 degrees and low 33 degrees. Details on page 8.
Committee selects five for Elyria school names contest
The Chronicle Telegram announces a five member nominating committee to pick five names from hundreds submitted for Elyria's new junior and senior high schools. Members include Scott McAlpin Dr Ben V Myers Mrs Wayne C Wise Jr Mary Ingersoll and Steve F Brattoli. Three finalists will be chosen by ballot and two by the committee from remaining names. Turn to page 4 Col 1.
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Chronicle- Telegram
James F. Daubel
Scott McAlpin
Elyria High School
Ben V. Myers
Elyria Board of Education
Wayne C. Wise Jr
Elyria
Parent-Teachers Association Council
Mary Ingersoll
Elyria Public Library
Steve F. Brattoli
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria Board
McAlpin
Harold McAlpin
North
Pasadena Ave
Wise
East Road St
Miss Ingersoll
Brattoli
Chopko Masonry Inc
Independence
Susan Bruce
Becky
Mike
Eastern Heights
Eastern Heights Junior High School
Oxford Ave
Marines Turn recruits into lean fighting machines at Parris Island
AP photographer Eddie Adams captures training in mud and muck as Marines mark their 196th birthday in South Carolina. John B. Lengel explains the training cycle behind turning a recruit into a Marine. Maggie Smith wins acclaim then has a second child as Norm Goldstein notes her post Oscar career.
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Parris Island
S.C
Reft
John B. Lengel
Associated Press
Eddie Adams
Jean Brodie
Maggie Smith
Widower
Norm Goldstein
67 escape nursing home blaze in Oregon Ohio
A basement fire at a northwest Ohio nursing home forced 67 evacuations and left 92 year old Stella Mitchell dead from a heart attack during evacuation. Fire crews from Oregon Toledo Northwood and Jerusalem battled the blaze with patients sent to St. Charles and Riverside hospitals for observation.
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Ohio
UPI
Stella Mitchell
Napoleon
Irene Kelly
Eastview Nursing Home
Mitchell
Cecil Mitchell
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