Ecology at the San Francisco convention sours on leadership
Editors recount a chaotic eco session led by Interior Secretary Wally Hickel and others. David Brower and Barry Commoner face off against a corporate engineer from Chrysler in a debate on air pollution. Neil Armstrong and Governor Reagan drew strong ovations.
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Harvest Nears Area's Wheat Future Good
Panhandle wheat growers prepare for a June harvest on a south to north crop cutting tour amid dry spells. Five county area yield possibilities range up to 15 bushels per acre with irrigated crops at about 4 bushels. Total Texas belt harvest forecast at 67.9 million bushels with 293,912 acres in wheat in Amarillo TEC area. Harvest in Deaf Smith and Childress counties follows in June according to TEC and Texas Department of Agriculture estimates.
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Enemy Steps Up Vietnam Attacks Amid Birthday Cease-fire Violations
Vietnamese and American reports detail heavy enemy assaults in South Vietnam and across Cambodia and Laos to mark Ho Chi Minh's birthday. The fighting includes shelling of over 60 Allied positions, a government post overrun on the Mekong Delta, and large-scale air raids. U.S. casualties total 155 killed and 632 wounded with 14,000 weapons captured.
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Tower Yarborough push for tornado relief amid Lubbock disaster
Washington AP. Sen. Tower joined Sen. Yarborough in urging extra relief for tornado victims in West Texas. The measure would provide temporary housing up to a year, expand disaster loan forgiveness, offer unemployment aid and debris clearance, with a provision to waive up to five thousand dollars of disaster loans for low income families. Red Cross and volunteers coordinate relief as Lubbock suffers extensive damage.
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City Debates Garage Sale Permits and Fees
Amarillo city commissioners discuss whether garage sale permits are needed with proposed $10 fee and policing costs. Atty. Aycock notes no similar Texas city of Amarillo size has such an ordinance and zoning enforcement could curb excess sales. Downtown Study Committee recommends limited parking meters and city owned or leased off street lots.
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Governor Cargo Slams News Media in Clovis Coffee Session
In Clovis New Mexico Gov David F Cargo attacked state newsmen for exaggeration citing UNM demonstrations in Albuquerque. He mocked Democratic Sen Joseph Montoya saying he turned dove after the election and should be a chicken.
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Dual Murder Leads Probed
Oklahoma City police questioned a 25 year old hitchhiker who said he picked up bloodstained clothes from the two Kekahbah brothers. Detectives linked the 21 year old University of Oklahoma student David Sloan and his 19 year old date Sheryl Lyon Benham to the case. Officers arrested Curtis Warren Kekahbah and his 23 year old brother Paul after a patrolman matched the suspect to a description. Read notes on Slayings on Page 12.
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David Sloan
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Area Project Seeks 1971 Festival Funds
A drive to raise 20000 dollars for the Greater Southwest Music Festival aims to cover the first year of operation by spring 1971. The Bank of the Southwest hosts a June 23 deadline and annual meeting to decide on plans and whether to hire an executive director or pause activity. The festival would offer competitions demonstrations clinics and performance opportunities for high school bands orchestras ensembles and soloists modeled after Enid Arlington and Corpus Christi events. Officials anticipate about 7500 participants early on and up to 20000 by later years.
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Nixon flags deficits after budget surplus outlook
President Nixon said 1971 and 1972 deficits of 1.8 and 1.3 billion dollars loom as he backs an anti pollution tax on lead in gasoline. He aims to curb inflation while acknowledging unemployment risk and possible tax increases.
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Stock Prices Slip as Dow Dives Below 700
New York AP reports a sharp market drop on Tuesday with the Dow Jones average down 11.41 to 691.40, the largest loss since May and breaching the 700 level for the second time in a week amid news of a worsening business slowdown and anticipated budget deficits.
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Weather note for Amobile days in 1970 with warm forecast
The sun marks day 139 of 1970. Forecast calls for fair and warmer conditions through Thursday. High today around 0, low tonight near 46, Thursday’s high near 0 with south winds 15 to 20 mph.
Peace dividend fades as Vietnam war ends reshapes economy
A McGraw-Hill study titled Post Vietnam Outlook argues that civilian economic gains from Vietnam withdrawal are unlikely. Defense spending remains large and the shift will fund long-promised Southeast Asia projects or strategic defense programs, not a pure peace dividend. The report predicts a gradual military drawdown worldwide with U.S. combat troops out of Vietnam by mid-1971.
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