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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1973
Page
2
The Associated Press provides a concise update at 6 p.m. yesterday covering ongoing headlines and developments across regions. This brief aggregates key events, including political, economic, and social notes, with emphasis on timeliness and factual clarity.
A federal court jury found Harold J. White Richard Moton and Tom Williams guilty Monday of conspiracy to destroy government property with explosives in the Nov 16 firebombing at Fort Sam Houston. Damages to the post quarters of 1st Lt Freddie Lee Howard ran into thousands of dollars and one of his children was critically injured.
At a hearing Shultz urged raising the federal debt limit by 20 billion to 485 billion to cover government spending through fiscal 1974 ending June 30. He hinted the ceiling should be removed, arguing the limit fails to restrain spending much like locking the barn door after the horse has gone.
Washington AP Treasury Secretary George P. Shultz said he is puzzled by the overseas decline of the dollar and the sagging U S stock market at home. He told the House Ways and Means Committee the United States is improving its international financial position, notably the trade balance.
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A federal court hearing in Galveston to end the Moody Jr. private bank receivership was moved to June 15 due to a family illness affecting Judge James Noel. The illness prompted the postponement of the proceedings, delaying the scheduled decision.
World Airline pilot Tiburzi recalls learning at age 12 and flying with Ted Williams to Florida. She notes one odd moment when Williams doubted her, but soon welcomed the experience. She compares training to male pilots, mentions uniforms, and says family helped her fit in as one of the boys.
Gov. Robert D. Ray warns on NBC that price ceilings and a boycott push producers to limit supply, risking a nationwide meat crisis in 60 to 90 days. Butter and pork chops fell in many cities while a fixed set of staples showed higher overall bills, with Salt Lake City Los Angeles and Seattle logging differences.
ThePlainview Texas office of Jaffe associates is linked to American Grain and Cattle Corp a new cooperative with about 10 million dollars in assets formed three months ago. Nelson says 100 million bushels of grain could be pledged by year end amid Mecom and Jaffe connections to oil and milk sector matters.
Conrad quips about paying for cleaning duties aboard Skylab while finishing a bath room scrub and warning future crews to pack extra slippers. They wrestled with sunwatching telescopes and mission control praised the solar data as first rate. Kerwin notes breakthroughs for the bicycle exerciser with new methods.
The body of 19 year old Richard Miller was found near the Maryland border after being last seen May 10 when he chased four men who stole a neighbor’s pickup. Four suspects charged in the Georgia farm family killings confessed to the FBI that Miller was shot and discarded near a Maryland sign. Miller’s car was found near Donalsonville, Georgia, where six Ned Alday family members were slain May 14. The suspects — Wayne Coleman and his brothers Carl and William Isaacs and George Dungee — were captured near Welch, West Virginia, and face murder charges.
Mrs. Ladie B. Dunlop aged 77 of 300 South Tennessee has funeral services at 10 30 am on Wednesday at N S Griggs Pioneer Chapel Clyde Waters aged 97 of 920 North Houston will have services at 2 pm on Tuesday at the same chapel Family will be at 1415 North Roosevelt
The hearings continue with claims that President Nixon discussed Watergate with John W. Dean III and that the logs may be protected by executive privilege. Deputy press secretary Gerald L. Warren said sharing the logs would be constitutionally inappropriate while House counsel Cox asserted full access to documents in the executive branch.
The Senate Watergate hearings resume and will be televised live all day today under a three network rotating plan. NBC CBS and ABC will interrupt regular programming with periodic reports while PBS and NEA TV member stations also carry or rebroadcast segments. Town's first state capital was in Burlington in 1838.
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