Amarillo Police Chief to respond to brutality charges
Amarillo Police Chief Lee Spradlin said he will answer today to brutality complaints filed by three men against his department. He disputed claims of excessive force in Worley case and described the incidents as actions to maintain prisoner safety.
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Amarillo
Lee Spradlin
Spradlin
Russell Worley
Northwest Texas
Worley
10Th Avenue
John Chamberlain
Chamberlain
U S To Resume Talks With Hanoi
President Carter announced the United States will resume negotiations with Vietnam without preconditions to establish friendship and normal relations. The commission on missing in action said Vietnam is open to talks and aid for postwar reconstruction, with Laos showing interest in improved ties.
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Carter
United States
Hanoi
Vietnam
United Nations
Commission
Laos
Indochina
Leonard Woodcock
CIA
U.S
Honolulu
Mia
Woodcock
White House
Paris
Pham van Dong
National Security Council
Dog Seized After Mauling Of 3-Year-Old Jimmy Whitfield
A large mix breed dog belonging to Annie Hodge was captured by two Animal Control units near 4810 N Broadway after it mauled 3-year-old Jimmy Whitfield. The boy suffered deep facial wounds and was hospitalized. The dog will be held at the animal shelter for a 14 day surveillance period to check for illness.
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City
Jimmy Whitfield
North
Amarillo
N. Broadway
Annie Hodge
James Whitfield
St. Anthony
Animal Control Office
Chris Pace
Judy Farmer
Alabama
Jimmy
Whitfield
St. Anthony Hospital
Drouth Aid Request Seeks 844 Million in Federal Help
President Carter asks Congress for 844 million dollars in famine grants and drought relief for the West and Midwest. He says immediate relief hinges on water conservation as a long term solution. The article notes broader coverage of his human rights stance and related reactions.
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Carter
Congress
West
Midwest
Bergland Maps Four Year Farm Price Support Plan
Agriculture Secretary Bergland outlined a four year farm bill with modest price support increases to take effect in 1978. The plan aims to shield farmers from low prices while limiting consumer inflation and uses a farmer controlled reserve and adjusted target prices for wheat corn cotton and rice.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Agriculture
Bob Bergland
John Melcher
D-Mont
Tony Dechant
National Farmers Union
Bergland
Weather Summary for the Area
Partly cloudy and windy with blowing dust today and Friday. Highs near 70, lows around 40s. Southwesterly winds 25 to 35 mph with gusts. Wind warnings in effect on area lakes today.
Wrong Nordhaus named for Carter adviser post
Washington AP reports the White House sent Congress the wrong Nordhaus for a Council of Economic Advisers nomination after an identity mix up. William Nordhaus, a Yale economist, was the intended nominee. his brother Robert Nordhaus worked on the energy program.
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Nordhaus
William Nordhaus
Council of Economic Advisers
Robert Nordhaus
William
Yale University
House Commerce Committee
FBI
Laurie Baux
Robert
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