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Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1972

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North Vietnamese Tanks Hit An Loc In Major Assault

North Vietnamese armor and hundreds of infantry launched a wide assault on An Loc, 60 miles north of Saigon, with tanks entering the city and heavy street fighting ongoing. Reports said 9 of a 20-tank column were knocked out, and air raids targeted Da Nang and Phu Bai as U S forces bombed across North Vietnam.

Saigon An Loc U.S da Nang Phu Bai South Vietnam Can North Vietnam Demilitarized Zone Bai Thuong

Slayings Case Pins 19-Year-Old in Two Murders

Cameron County prosecutors charged Antonio Rios Zepeda Jr. with the strangulation slayings of Patricia Segura and Maria Delgado, 15, in San Benito. Zepeda was ordered held without bond after arraignment as details of the double homicide emerged, including Delgado’s alleged sexual assault. The suspect, speaking softly, asked for a lawyer as his father stood by.

San Benito, Tex Cameron County San Benito Antonio Rios Zepeda Jr Justice of the Peace Romeo Garza Rios Zepeda Patricia Segura Maria Norma Delgado Segura Delgado Garza Texas Jack Dean McAllen Diego Leal Menton Murray Jr Ee Station

Official Charged in Yablonski Conspiracy Case Rises

Federal indictment charges William Prater of District 19 with conspiring to interfere with union rights and obstruct justice in the 1969 Yablonski murders. The case links to Annette Gilly and Silous Huddleston as witnesses, with Yablonski slain to impede testimony. Bond set at 200000.

Pittsburgh FBI United Mine Workers UMW Joseph A Jock"’ Yablonski William Jackson Prater LaFollette Tenn Lake City Prater Tennessee Kentucky Knoxville U.S Gerald Weber Annette Gilly Silous Huddleston

Plains Heat With Winds Mark Day In Texas Panhandle

Heat and winds dominated the Panhandle on Wednesday with 91 in Amarillo and 102 in Childress. West winds fluctuated above 50 mph at times as forecasters said the day would ease to the 80s with winds dropping to 15 to 25 mph.

Panhandle Amarillo Childress Mercury National Weather Service NWS

Weather Outlook: Partly Cloudy to Friday With Windy Cool Days

Partly cloudy conditions continue through Friday with breezy west winds. Temperatures peak in the mid 80s today and Friday, while nights drop to the mid 40s. Wind speeds range from 15 to 25 mph today.

Suits Filed To Force Hair Here In Texas Cities

Two suits filed in U S District Court seek injunctions to compel Amarillo and Lubbock to allow the musical Hair at their auditoriums. Southeastern Productions of New York argues the cities violate First and Fourteenth Amendments and seeks a court declaration that Hair is not obscene. The Amarillo Civic Center would host May 1 2 or 3 while Lubbock dates were April 26 and 27. Amarillo officials and residents opposed the production. Lubbock blocked it on April 7 citing a conflicting evangelical event.

Amarillo Lubbock U. S Ron Nickum Southeastern Productions, Ltd. of New Sion Civic Center Lubbock Auditorium Civic Center Board

Nobel Physicist Urges Nuclear Power Amid Energy Crisis

Nobel Prize winning physicist Dr. Ralph E. Lapp warned the energy shortage may force public demand for nuclear plants by 1985. He cited rising fuel and electricity shortages, lagging oil and gas exploration, and safety concerns near population centers, urging expanded energy research. Rep. Morris Udall echoed fears of environmentalist constraints succumbing to power needs.

Washington Ralph E. Lapp Lapp

Inside News Lone Wolt He Hated Texans Merit Awards Five Honored

Five individuals receive Merit Awards as LBJ tops Texans in a Texas page feature. The section highlights honors and regional interests across LBJ era politics and cultural notes.

Isa Pig Invasion at Craymarsh Farm

Brian King sued Wilfred Grist claiming 968 pigs caused chaos at Craymarsh Farm. Damages included four gates hay wagon asbestos sheets cattle food electric wires and three acres of pasture. King's Auster aircraft fabric was eaten. damages about 460 dollars. Grist denied the charge of intentionally freeing the pigs.

Devises England UPI Brian King Wilfred Grist Grist King Craymarsh Farm Mark Dyers

Panel Avoids Clash With Nixon on ITT Hearings

The Senate Judiciary Committee refused to order White House aides to testify in the ITT hearings. Two Denver heart specialists were appointed to examine lobbyist Dita Beard to see if she is fit to testify again. The panel, now in week seven, faces questions raised by Columnist Jack Anderson about a memo linking DOJ settlements to ITT’s support for the 1972 Republican National Convention.

Washington Senate Judiciary Committee Nixon White House ITT Denver Heart Dita Beard International Telephone & Telegraph Corp Jack Anderson San Diego Beard Anderson Richard G. Kleindienst Kleindienst John N. Mitchell

Osorio Indicted for Perjury in NBL Case

Federal grand jury in Houston returns a third indictment against John Osorio former president of National Bankers Life Insurance alleging perjury for denying knowledge of a 641 250 loan used to buy NBL stock The case ties to Frank W Sharp led stock manipulation saga involving the NBL empire and other lawmakers is connected to past investigations.

Houston John Osorio National Bankers Life Insurance Co NBL Dallas Osorio Frank W. Sharp NBL Pension Fund Austin Travis County State Insurance Board Gus Mutscher Rush McGinty Fort Worth Tommy Shannon Abilene Texas Allan Shivers Sharp

Grayson pressing to cut rising food prices in hearings

Price Commission chair C Jackson Grayson Jr opened public hearings urging action as wholesale food prices showed a March dip but retail costs are expected to rise about 4 percent this year. Witnesses including Vivien Leland and Ralph Olsen pressed for or against controls on farm products, detailing shopper abuses and farm impacts.

Washington Price Commission C. Jackson Grayson Jr Commission Agriculture Department Grayson Labor Department Asst Agriculture Richard E. Lyng Richard Frank Consumers Union Nixon Frank America Vivien V. Leland Wauconda, Ill Leland Olsen Ellsworth Iowa Farmland Foods

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