Miami dental chair robbery ends in shootout
Harry Clark a 49 year old Hollywood transplant, visiting his family dentist in Miami, retrieved a 25 caliber pistol from his car and chased two robbers after they stole about $4,000 from him, his wife Terry and their two children. He fired as the robbers fled into a car and was bolstered by Officer Vernon Hetherington who joined the pursuit.
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Ford orders blue ribbon panel on CIA spying probe
President Ford creates a blue ribbon commission to examine CIA activities within the United States amid Justice Department inquiry into possible illegal spying. The White House says five to seven members will serve three months with full cooperation from federal agencies.
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Ford vetoes bill naming Grand Rapids courthouse
President Ford rejected a bill that would name the new U S courthouse in Grand Rapids Michigan the President Gerald R Ford Federal Office Building. He said no building should be named for a president while in office and warned against establishing a precedent.
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No Mail Delivery Home for Amarillo Residents
Amarillo residents on the 4400 block of S Kingston face a year or more without home mail delivery due to the Post Office rule that areas must be 30 percent developed before mail to homes is allowed. Residents dispute the block boundaries, noting their cul de sac would reach 50 percent development if measured differently, while officials say delivery depends on a chart of built houses and not strict block dimensions. The dispute highlights differing interpretations of what constitutes a block and when home delivery can begin.
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Ford Signs Permanent 55 MPH Speed Limit and Truck Weight Increases
President Ford signed a package making the 55 mile per hour national speed limit permanent and raising interstate truck weight limits. The action includes extending the car pooling program, authorizing billions for highway programs, and vetoing three bills.
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Weather outlook shows mild days and chilly nights
Partial to scattered clouds forecast through Monday with mild afternoons and cold nights. Lows around the mid 20s tonight and highs near the 50s on Monday. Winds shift to northwesterly 12 to 22 MPH today.
Hightower appoints 11 staffers for Washington Amarillo and Vernon offices
Congressman Jack Hightower announces 11 staff members to support work in Washington Amarillo Wichita Falls and Vernon. Key appointees include Ivan Sinclair former Amarillo newsman as administrative assistant in Washington and Lee McMurtry II as Amarillo district administrative assistant.
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