EPA Rejects Texas Auto Plans with Tough City Curbs
The EPA rejected Texas urban traffic plans for 10 cities including Houston, Dallas, and San Antonio and proposed federal alternatives such as gas rationing, limited parking, anti pollution devices, and bus and carpool lanes. The TACB and EPA clash over whether car restrictions are required to meet 1975 clean air standards.
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Arthur Busch
Region VI
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TACB
Busch
Charles Barden
Barden
Four Liberal residents die in New Mexico crash near Springer
Four Liberal Kansas residents Merle Berger 34 his wife Tona 33 their son Dale 1 and Bruce Hilton 13 were killed Friday in a U S 56 crash about 15 miles east of Springer New Mexico State police identified them and said four others were hospitalized The report notes ongoing investigations and references to a later continuation on page 2
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U. S. 56
Springer
New Mexico
Merle L. Berger
Tona
Dale
Bruce A. Hilton
Markets Incomplete Market Report for Today
Mechanical trouble caused an incomplete stock market report. Trading activity is not fully detailed, with gaps in quotes and index figures. Officials advise awaiting updated figures and caution investors on decisions based on incomplete data.
Weather outlook shows warm temps through Sunday
Fair through Sunday with a cooler trend. Highs near 90 today, upper 50s tonight. Sunday reaches mid 80s. Winds SW 10 to 20 MPH becoming NW tonight.
Ambassadors welcome Iowa Beef to Amarillo celebration
A group of Amarillo ambassadors will fly to Dakota City Nebraska to tour the new multimillion dollar Iowa Beef Processors plant. City officials have proclaimed Iowa Beef Processor Day with a 4 p.m ground breaking, 6:30 p.m reception, and a 1 200 guest dinner at the Civic Center Coliseum.
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Neb
Bill Winsett
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Western Builders
Jerold Barry
Pavillard
Iowa Beef Processors Inc
Iowa
Ner
Ram
Civic Center Coliseum
Braniff
Amarillo Air Terminal
Nebraska
Pagne
Suspect in Murder Dies Linked to Other Crimes
Guymon Oklahoma authorities say surviving suspect Gary Beck and partner James Marrs Long are tied to the murder of Rolla ranch hand Lee Delay and broader crimes in about 12 states. Long died in a New Orleans hospital from natural causes after transfer from jail. Beck, 28, of Salem Indiana, is linked to the Memphis missing person case of Stephen Kelly and possible other killings and robberies across multiple states.
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Louisiana
Lee Delay
James Marrs Long
New Orleans
Long
Gary Beck
Salem
Ind
Delay
Rolla, Kan
House OKs Subsidy Bill With 20000 Cap For Crops
The House backed a multibillion dollar agriculture bill sending it to the Senate. A $20 000 ceiling per grower for cotton wheat or feed grains is included as a farm subsidy. The 9 4 billion appropriation covers agriculture environmental and consumer programs for FY 1974 starting July 1. The finding amendment passed 195 157.
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R-Ill
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D-Fla
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D-Ny
Robert Michel
RIAIL
Jamie L. Whitten
Dmiss
Nixon Urges Faith in American System in Pekin
President Nixon urged Americans to maintain faith in the U S political system despite Watergate fallout as he spoke at dedication ceremonies for a congressional research center in Pekin Illinois near Dirksen birthplace A large crowd greeted him with mixed signs and a brief protest occurred with two people removed by Secret Service agents The event followed a week with limited public appearances as the Watergate scandal loomed over his presidency
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Brezhnev Sets Historic US Visit with Nixon Talks
Soviet leader Brezhnev flies to Washington for talks with Nixon set to cover strategic arms limits cultural exchanges and a new economic relationship Brezhnev to stay at Camp David then travel to San Clemente before returning to Moscow June 25 agenda emphasizes momentum in Soviet American relations amid Watergate context and expectations of no major new treaties
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