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Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1973

Page

2

Weather temperatures by hours Thursday and regional readings

Readings show later Thursday afternoon temperatures in the 80s and 70s across multiple locations. Wind speeds range from 5 to 9 MPH with visibility around 20 to 25 miles and clear sky conditions. Record notes include sunrise at 6 32 and sunset at 9 00 with soil temps in Bushland around 65 to 67 at two and six inches respectively.

DAA Amarillo Okio City Dallis Houston

Ali MacGraw Divorces Robert Evans in Santa Monica

Actress Ali MacGraw wins an interlocutory divorce from producer Robert Evans after citing irreconcilable differences. She gains custody of their 2 year old son Josh, with Evans given visitation rights. no spousal support or community property. The couple separated August 3 and married October 24 1969 in Palm Springs.

Santa Monica Calif Ali MacGraw Robert Evans Josh Santa Monica Superior Court Evans Charles H. Woodmansee Palm Springs Paramount Pictures Harry Fain Miss MacGrawe Arthur C. Crowley Miss MacGraw

Three Men Indicted In Jailbreak Case In Swisher County

Swisher County grand jury indicted Antonio Dominguez Ramirez Larry Prater and Early Smith Jr for assaulting a peace officer with intent to murder in a March 4 jail jailbreak at Tulia Jail. Jailer Earl Freeman hospitalized after scuffle Ramirez remains at large.

Tulia Spec Swisher County 64Th State District Court John Boyd Plainview Antonio Dominguez Ramirez Larry Prater Early Smith Jr Tulsa Prater Smith Ramirez Earl Freeman Freeman Darreil Smith Pete Davila Willie Lopez George Lopez Frank Lopez Mitchell Meals Gilbert Chacon

Sorghum Disease Threatens Texas Crop Loss Up to Five Million

A Texas Extension Service researcher warns downy mildew could endanger South Texas sorghum, risking about five million dollars if grain loss hits five percent. The workshop drew 135 researchers and officials from the Americas and Asia, with expert A J Allstrup stressing global relevance.

North South America A. J. Allstrup Puridue University South Texas Southeast Asia Allstrup D. R. Wilkinson Hybrid International Inc United States

Haldeman deposition details Nixon Watergate stance

In a deposition H R Haldeman discusses Nixon's Aug 29 statement clearing White House staff of Watergate links and notes later major developments. He describes directing a $350000 secret campaign fund and mentions high level campaign meetings where wiretapping and sabotage were discussed.

Haldeman White House Nixon Dean Donald Segretti Segretti DNC Atty John N. Mitchell Possi Ble Jeb Magruder Maurice Dunne

GM Threat Tied to Argentina Prisoner Release

GM faced a telephone ultimatum from leftists threatening to harm executives unless guerrilla prisoners were freed. The case centered on Adm. Aleman and Lt. Col. Nasif, both held as hostages to pressure Argentina's new civilian government after President Campora’s May 25 inauguration and amnesty.

General Motors Buenos Aires Adm Aleman Argentina Jacobo Nasif Hector J. Campora Nasif Cordoba ERP

Buckley Proposal Faces Senate Fight Over Farm Subsidies

Subsidies year called for phasing out direct income supports to farmers and shifting to market oriented measures. Senator Talmadge warned of higher prices and shortages, while Senator Dole and officials signaled possible compromises if target prices were lowered. Debate looked to resume Friday after limits on discussion. NAAC reports 9.3 million North American cars sold in 1972.

Buckley Herman Talmadge Dga Senate Agriculture Committee Robert Dole Nixon Senate Dole Carroll G. Brunthaver House

TV Code Board Tightens Ad Rules

The National Association of Broadcast Television Review Board approves ten ad principles aimed at protecting children on TV. Rules ban appeals to violent behavior and ensure claims about products affecting self concept are supported by evidence. The code covers about 60 percent of stations and implications extend to networks.

Washington Television Code Board National Association of Broadcast Television Review Board Federal Communications Commission

Kansas City FBI Chief Kelley Faces Black Community Critique

The 61 year old FBI veteran turned Kansas City chief has drawn ire in the black community amid recruitment changes. John Wells notes Kelley’s evolving awareness of race issues while FBI stints spanned multiple cities.

Kelley John Wells Bryant

Smith Undergoes Stomach Surgery

Houston AP report says former Texas Gov Preston Smith had surgery to remove part of his lower stomach for a recurring gastric ulcer at M D Anderson Hospital. Initial pathology indicated no malignancy.

Peter MacDonald Planning To Wed Wanda LeClerc

Peter MacDonald chairman of the Navajo Tribal Council has applied for a marriage license to wed Wanda Lou LeClerc, his former secretary. The couple, both residents of Arizona, obtained the license in Maricopa County after MacDonald’s recent divorce. He is 44 and LeClerc, 35. he has a 19 year old son, Rocky, at Harvard University.

Phoenix Ariz Peter MacDonald Maricopa County MacDonald Wanda Lou LeClerc Window Rock Miss LeClerc Tuba City Ruby Rocky Harvard University

Skylab repairmen free wing by cutting alumi num strip

The two spacewalking astronauts Kerwin and Conrad struggled in weightlessness to free a wing by cutting a half inch aluminum strip. They faced radio blackout and timed delays during 93 minute orbits while maneuvering to secure the cutter jaws and swing the wing open.

Kerwin Skylab Conrad Mission Control Weitz United States Earth-Orbiting

Sterile pink bollworm moths slated for release in California

The Agriculture Department will release more than 130 million sterile pink bollworm moths in California's San Joaquin Valley this summer and fall to combat bollworm outbreaks. The effort targets cotton growing areas and is part of pest control programs coordinated with federal and state agencies.

Washington The Agriculture Department California San Joaquin Valley

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