Kissinger Warns Cuba Against Further Overseas Military Actions
Kissinger told Cuban and African leaders the United States will not accept further Cuban military interventions abroad. He urged negotiated settlements in Southern Africa and stressed support for majority rule while rejecting threats or extortion by Cuban or Soviet force.
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Dallas
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Africa
Henry A. Kissinger
Cuba
United States
Kissinger
World Affairs Council of Dallas
Southern Methodist University
Ian Smith
Rhodesia
Washington Star
Star
U.S
Parking facility plans near main building launch
A significant parking area just north of the company's main building is noted with potential future enhancements. Approval statements indicate plans may include adding drive-in pay window facilities to streamline customer traffic.
Cease and Desist Sought Over Austin Gambling Case
District Attorney Tom Curtis asks Texas Supreme Court to halt Judge H Bryan Poff in a gambling case against Thomas Amarillo Slim Preston and Earl Summers. He alleges a resumption of the March 11 pre trial, with a sealed informant at risk, would exceed authority and harm public interest.
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Tom Curtis
Texas Supreme Court
H. Bryan Poff
Thomas “Amarillo Slim
Preston
Earl Summers
Poff
Curtis
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
George E Dowlen
Potter County
Grand Jury
Summers
Dowlen
Department of Public Safety
Dan Self
Agent Self
Dist
Atty
Paul Bascus
Self
Bascus
Gas tax overhaul eyed to ease Texas consumers burden
House leaders Hill Clayton and Joe Wyatt announce hearings begin April 1 on revising natural gas taxes to skew toward equal sharing. They propose a mixed tax based on price and per thousand cubic feet to reduce Texas taxes by about six cents while raising out of state taxes by about three cents. Wyatt notes interstate price ceilings and unregulated Texas prices drive disparities and supports ready legislation for possible special session.
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Austin, Tex
UPI
Texas
House
Hill Clayton
Joe Wyatt
New York
Wyatt
Federal Power Commission
NLRB Rules Interns Not Eligible for Medical Union
The NLRB ruled interns and residents are students not employees and cannot organize or strike under federal law. Petitions by the Physician's National Housestaff Association for Cedars-Sinai and St. Christopher's were dismissed, prompting critics to call the decision a blow to young doctors and union efforts.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board
House
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
Los Angeles
St. Christ
Opher's Hospital For Children
Philadelphia
Physician's National Housestaff Association
Robert G. Harmon
Elkridge
NLRB
GM Charged With Crash Parts Monopoly by FTC
The FTC accuses General Motors of monopoly control over crash replacement parts, arguing it harms consumers and independent repair shops. GM distributes exclusively through 12,000 franchised dealers while about 30,000 independent body shops must buy from them, raising prices and insurance costs.
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Washington
General Motors
Federal Trade Commission
Qwen M. Johnson
FTC
Bureau of Competition
Senate Commerce
Frank Moss
Utah
Moss
State Farm
Donald P. McHugh
Frederic Scherer
Bureau of Economics
White House
Senate
Johnson
AUTO
Dallas Teens Escape Death In High Speed Police Chase
Two Dallas teenagers fleeing police crashed into a utility pole after sideswiping another car at a busy intersection. One youth is in serious condition at a Dallas hospital, the other escaped with bruises. Police said the chase reached speeds up to 100 mph.
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Dallas
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