Tourism fuels Canada’s foreign income growth report
Quebec tourism is Canada’s second-largest source of foreign income after autos. By 1980 foreign visitor receipts are projected to exceed $2 billion. Louis Simon, of San Francisco’s bureau, cites a 2 percent gain from 1970, noting 1,561,000 visitors in 1970 versus 1,488,000 last year in the city.
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Bentsen Backs Dolph To Head Texas Panel
Senator Lloyd Bentsen urged Dolph Briscoe to lead Texas at the Democratic National Convention in Miami next month. He warned of credential challenges and urged careful attention to ethnic age and sex distribution under new party rules during Texas Democratic Convention in San Antonio. He emphasized fairness to ensure Texas influence on the presidential nomination and platform.
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Amarillo Daily News and Globe-Times Publication Details
Publication staff and mailing rates listed for Amarillo Daily News and Globe-Times editions. Names include Whittenburg, Walker, Izard, Clark, Merriman. Subscription rates shown for morning, evening, Sunday, and combinations with mail options and zones. Data appears from the newspaper offices in Amarillo, Texas.
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Two teens bound over for Randall County rape case
Randall County Justice of the Peace W. W. Hancock ordered two youths, Robert Leno 17 and Jimmy Jack Gonzalez 19, held for the grand jury after an examining trial at the courthouse annex. The Amarillo girl, 19, testified she was abducted north of Canyon and raped as she begged to be released. Defense challenged the sufficiency of the testimony but was overruled. The victim forced her way to a service station for help.
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Light Showers Sprinkle the Plains Area
Light showers scattered across the Plains on Friday with only brief moisture in places like Lockney .65 inch and Claude .10 inch. Amarillo reported a dust storm around 6 30, while Clarendon Panhandle Perryton noted minimal activity and Dalhart pilots saw scant clouds above Clayton and Raton New Mexico.
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Pentagon cooling system likened to melting 28 million tons daily
A Pentagon cooling system is described as melting about 28 million tons of ice every 24 hours, illustrating the scale of energy use or cooling capacity in dramatic terms.
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Antarctic Area Compared To US And Europe
A comparison notes the Antarctic spans about 6 million square miles, roughly the size of the United States plus half of Europe. It also states a fingernail typically grows in about 160 days, though this fact seems unrelated to the geographic note.
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Memorial Chapel Notices For Dupuis and Laseter
Services pending for Roxie Marie Dupuis of Garland Texas and Arthur Cross Laseter aged 61 of 4304 Cline Street. Funeral services set for 10 a.m. Monday at Blackburn Show Memorial Chapel.
Fume Victims Released From Hospital
Two Pioneer Natural Gas Co. dispatchers, James G. Fletcher and Charles B. Deckard, were treated for carbon monoxide fumes at Northwest Texas Hospital and released. The incident trapped them in a second floor office at 301 S. Taylor as a clogged incinerator mesh screen allowed fumes to spread through the eight story building. Firefighters with gas masks searched the structure while the company examined necessary changes to prevent recurrence.
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California Farm Bureau cites 200 plus crops grown in state
The California Farm Bureau states that more than 200 commercial crops are cultivated across California, highlighting the diversity of produce and agricultural products produced for markets.
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Stephen J. Fred Stephenson 85 Claude Texas
Stephen J. Fred Stephenson of Claude Texas aged 85 lies in state at Claude Methodist Church from Saturday until the service at 10:30 a.m. Saturday with services at Claude Methodist Church and interment in Claude Cemetery. Cosker Funeral Home to handle arrangements this week.
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