Jaworski Said Likely Watergate Prosecutor Nominee
Houston lawyer Leon Jaworski, former ABA president, was expected to be named today as special Watergate prosecutor. He told UPI he anticipated an announcement but would not fully confirm, emphasizing the need for independence and a free hand if chosen.
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UPI
Houston
Leon Jaworski
American Bar Association
Jaworski
Robert Bork
William O. Saxbe
Obio
Elliot Richardson
Nixon
Archibald Cox
Cox
Bobby Reeves
Amarillo High
Crockett
Rush Over Shows in Panhandle Draws Thousands
About 3,000 visitors from Amarillo drove to Canadian in Hemphill County for the annual foliage and wildlife tour. Joe Brock, president of the Canadian chamber of commerce, calls it the finest and best attended in the event’s history and promises a warm reception for any late arrivals. The show is 115 miles from Amarillo and regarded as always beautiful.
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Amarillo
Hemphill County
Joe Brock
Chamber of Commerce
Joe
Mr. Brock
Secretary of State mix up prompts reader letter
The paper recalls a reader asking for Texas Secretary of State and learns the answer was Mark W. White. Texas Secretary White confirms the error while others remark on students studying government and staff debates photo updates for fashion and aging in the filing room.
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Texas
White
Grandfather Dispenses Change to Grandchildren
A grandfather saves loose change for his grandchildren and awards Larry a jar of pennies as a dividend. The 6-year-old protests that pennies aren’t much, while reflecting on changing value and the idea that money’s importance fades with time.
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Larry
Fuel Tab Lid Is Abolished
The Cost of Living Council ends a penny-per-gallon cap plan and allows monthly price increases to reflect rising costs. The monthly limit replaces a proposed penny rule, with no upper ceiling on price hikes, to curb inflation while permitting pass-through to retailers.
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Washington
UPI
Cost of Living Council
CLC
John T. Dunlop
Dunlop
White House says two Nixon tapes do not exist
The White House revealed that two key Watergate tapes Nixon promised to surrender never existed. Sirica ordered a public record of the nonexistence, noting one tape involved a June 20, 1972 call with John Mitchell and the other an April 15, 1973 meeting with John Dean.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
U.S
John J. Sirica
Sirica
J. Fred Buzhardt
Archibald Cox
John N. Mitchell
John W. Dean II
Dean
Gerald L. Warren
Buzhardt
Secret Service
Warren
Mitchell
UW Campaign Tops Million-Dollar Goal
Amarillo celebrates reaching and surpassing the one million dollar target in the United Way drive. Campaign chairman Bob Mills praises volunteers and contributors as the community expects final totals around 1,000,074 with reports still incoming.
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United Way
Amarillo
Bob Mills
United Way drive surpasses Amarillo goals in campaign
Amarillo Globe News vice president James L Whyte announced the United Way campaign success at a Big Texan luncheon. About 250 volunteers led a drive with 1,500 workers, five of seven divisions at or above goal, Major Division at 300.8 percent with $669,397 raised against $664,085 goal. Joe Oppel reported the goal breaking total. Co chairs Bodine and Mills announced Commerce & Industry at $80,040.
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James L. Whyte
Amarillo Globe News
United Way Drive
United Way
Amarillo
Whyte
Big Texan Steak Ranch
Joe Oppel
Winston Bodine
Ed Mills
Commerce & Industry Division
Classified Contacts And Circulation Numbers
Classified ads and circulation information listed with phone numbers 376 5221 for ads 376 5881 for subscription and circulation details and 376 4488 for the main switchboard all other business.
Deadline Extended For Course at West Texas State University
Amarillo Globe News reports a deadline extension for enrollment in the three semester hour college credit course America and the Future of Man at West Texas State University. The final enrollment day is extended a few days for those who delayed, says Dr. Theodore Freidell dean of the college of arts and sciences.
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Amarillo Globe News
West Texas State University
Theodore Freidell
Wtsu College of Arts and Sciences
WTSU Satellite Campus Project Delayed Awaiting Board Action
West Texas State University regents must approve land acquisition for a satellite campus in Amarillo before the Coordinating Board can commit to the project. The board requires site and cost details despite conceptual approval. Extension center may open in spring. four new WTSU degree programs also approved.
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West Texas State University Regents
WTSU
Amarillo
Coordinating Board
Texas College and University System
Norma Foreman
Lloyd Watkins
Foreman
Keith Winter
Weekend Warmth Gives Way to Cooler Friday
A mostly cloudy day rises to the mid 70s with tonight’s low around 40. Tomorrow turns cooler with a high near 60 as southwest winds of 15 to 25 mph persist.
Rohoutel’s Comet to Make November Appearance
Rohoutel predicts a comet sighting in November as observers prepare for a celestial display. Local skywatchers expect a bright tail and enhanced visibility, with details on viewing conditions to be announced by astronomy clubs.
Spooky Spin-Off Leaves Blakemore Showroom Damaged
In Shamrock an Halloween night drive by two high school girls veered into Blakemore Motor showroom causing damage to three cars and the wall. Officers found smoke and a flooded floor from a shorted electrical system as a tire burned off. Insurance valued the loss at 7000 to 10000 dollars. the girls were treated for minor injuries at Shamrock Memorial Hospital.
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Blakemore Motor Company
Auto
Shamrock Memorial Hospital
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