$1.6 Million Renovation Planned for Amarillo Rendering Plant
Amarillo Industries announces a 1.6 million expansion northeast of town replacing the 20 year old plant with a 4,400 square foot modern facility. SBA approves a 1,596,960 loan guarantee. construction to start within 30 days and plant to open in September. The new site will employ 25 people year round, 40 to 50 in peak season, with pollution controls and odor suppression.
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Amarillo
Russell Blsaesser
Amarillo Industries
Texas 136
Small Business Administration
Washington
D. C
U. S
Bob Price
Pampa
SBA
Beef Industries
Bank of the Southwest
Elilsaesser
Lamar
Colo
John R. McCoy
Tucumcari
N. M
Eads Rendering Co
St. Francis Road
Ellsaesser
P & Z, Inc
Ivan Zickefoose
W. E. Pugh
St. Francis
Tom Moran
Elsaesser
Nixon aide to testify in ITT probe amid Fregrant push
White House agreed to allow Peter J. Flanigan to testify before the Senate Judiciary Committee regarding the ITT inquiry, reversing executive privilege. He will discuss the consultant's report and a February 1971 ITT meeting, with restrictions on questions about conversations with Nixon or other aides. The panel planned to reaffirm Kleindienst's nomination at a late next week meeting.
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Wall Street
Antitrust
International Telephone and Telegraph Corp
Nixon
Kleindienst
Senate
Flanigan
Sam J. Ervin
D-N.c
ITT
Harold Geneen
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
William E. Timmons
White House
Ronald Ziegler
Ziegler
Viet Blockade Not Ruled Out
Secretary of Defense Melvin Laird said the United States would not rule out mining Haiphong harbor or establishing a naval blockade of North Vietnam to blunt the Communist invasion of the South. He told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that such actions were discussed as contingency plans and could be considered if the invasion continued.
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Washington
Melvin R. Laird
Haiphong Harbor
North Vietnam
South
Laird
Sen
J. W. Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Arkansas Democrat
Vietnam
Fulbright
Hanoi-Haiphong
U.S
Vietnams
Nixon
Hanoi
Saigon
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Sepulmer A
Defense
Ziegler
Secretary of State
Com
Southeast Asia
South Vietnam
Haiphong
Charles H. Percy
Senate Foreign Relations
Rural Kerrick Wins Community Prize
Kerrick, a small Dallam County community near the Oklahoma border, won first place in District 1 Community Improvement. Sponsored by the Texas Agriculture Extension Service and Southwestern Public Service Co, Kerrick earns 100 dollars and a chance at the state contest for over 1,000 dollars. Hartley won second and Channing third.
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Kerrick
Dallam County
Oklahoma
Texas Agriculture Extension Service
The
Southwestern Public Service Co
Hartley
Channing
Kenneth Holloway
Dumas
Moore County
Edith Wilson
Lewis Lane
Sue Farris
McCarty
Nixon Awaits Sign To Resume Bombing
In Saigon amid clear weather U S bombing of North Vietnam is sharply reduced and the Hanoi Haiphong region is off limits. President Nixon likely to resume wide scale strikes if Hanoi signals willingness to curb its South Vietnam offensive. Officials say current raids run under a dozen daily after weekend raids.
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Saigon
United States
North Vietnam
Hanoi-Haiphong
U.S
Nixon
Hanoi
South Vietnam
Haiphong
Paris
Apollo 16 mission nears lunar landing after guidance fix
Apollo 16 crewmembers John W. Young and Charles M. Duke completed a 90 minute preflight check of the lunar module Orion and received a go from Mission Control. A prior 18 minute loss of the main guidance system was corrected with ground instructions, enabling a planned Descartes region landing with Thomas K. Mattingly aboard the command ship Casper in lunar orbit.
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Moon
Thomas K. Mattingly
Casper
Descartes
Amarillo hosts UIL band contest with hundreds of musicians
Musicians performed in Amarillo for the University Interscholastic League band contest held Tuesday through Thursday. The event drew many area players and showcased sight reading and performance skills ahead of the competition.
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Amarillo
Donley County Hospital Board Forms Unity for Opening
Donley County hospital trustees resolved to merge four outgoing and four replacement appointees into a single board to advance opening the $590000 brown-brick facility. The 44-bed hospital, completed in March, has remained closed amid lawsuits over Dr. George Smith’s administrator contract and the old Adair Hospital property.
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Clarendon
Donley County Hospital Board
George Smith
Adair Hospital
100Th District
Donley County
Smith
Old City-County
Old Adair Hospital
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