Watergate Climate Sparks Capitol Outrage and Tears
Feller reports from Washington that the Watergate coverage fuels harsh media hostility in the capital. Julie Nixon Eisenhower reportedly cried at a Washington radio and TV news dinner as critics attacked her father, prompting reflections on press fairness and public anger.
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Feller
United States
Washington
Washington Evening Star-News
Julie Nixon Eisenhower
Washington Radio and Television
Star-News
Julie
Morris Udall
Watergate
Mark Russel
Dnter
Sevilla-Secasa
Jullie
Water Gate parallels in Nehemiah reading law at Jerusalem
A reader notes that Watergate echoes a 2500 year old event in Nehemiah about national sins and confession. The mass assembly at the Water Gate involved clergy leaders and citizens. Ezra was asked to read the Law of Moses as a return from Babylon captivity nears. The piece links Thou shalt not steal and Thou shalt not lie to both eras.
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Jerusalem
Water Gate
Babylon
Moses
Ezra
Law of God
Sands
County Commissioners Approve Golf Cart Fees and Equipment
The meeting set a $12 annual local golf cart fee and a $1 daily rate for town carts, with fees to start July 1. Unmarried children of annual golf members may play until age 21. Equipment bids totaled 4,840 dollars, including a 2,895 dollar greens mower and a 1,945 dollar golf truckster.
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Tommie Huckabee
Rodeo Grounds
J. W. Moxley
Andrews Chamber Announces Full July Fourth Schedule
Andrews residents and guests will enjoy a full day of events planned by the Andrews County Chamber of Commerce and partners. The program runs from morning until the Mustang Stadium fireworks, with shuffleboard tournaments, bike races, drawings, turtle and horned races, sack races, horse shoe and washer pitching, and a starving artists show plus information desk registration at Lakeside Park.
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Chamber of Commerce
Mustang Stadium
Lakeside Park
Survey Signals Civic Center Dominance
A public opinion survey on county Federal Revenue Sharing funds shows 228 responses. Officials note the higher response may improve sample quality and guide civic center spending decisions.
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Civic Center
F Marion Reep Dies at 66 in Andrews
Francis Marion Reep a 66 year old rancher and former Post City Marshal died June 25 1973 at Community General Hospital Andrews after a long illness He lived in Post then Andrews and was buried in Grady Cemetery Fisher County Survivors include his wife Hermyne a son and several stepchildren and siblings. Funeral services were held in Snyder with burial at Grady Cemetery in Fisher County.
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Francis Marion
Pappy) Reep
Community General Hospital
Andrews
Reep
Scurry County
Post
8Th
Lloyd Morgan
Bell-Seale Funeral Home
Snyder
Wallace Kirby
First United Methodist Church
Grady
Fisher County
Singleton Funeral Home
Crash Blacks Out NW Andrews Power Restored in 25 Minutes
A one car crash north of the Kirby West Plant knocked out power to most Northwest Andrews homes for 25 minutes early Sunday. 21 year old Jose Castenada Zamora drove a 1972 Plymouth Road Runner west on Taylor Road, ran a stop sign, skidded 250 feet, and struck a power pole. He was cited for running the stop sign and unsafe speed, treated for minor facial lacerations, and released. power was restored by a Texas Electric Service Company crew.
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Texas Electric
Andrews
NW Andrews
Northwest Andrews
Kirby West
Jose Castenada Zamora
Taylor Road
Buff Angel
Highway 385
Zamora
Permian General Hospital
City to discuss mayor vacancy at Thursday meeting
Andrews City Council to discuss filling the mayor post after Mayor Byford Sealy’s resignation. Mayor Pro Tem George McDaniel leads the council awaiting options including internal appointment or a special election. two readings of ordinances planned.
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Andrews
Byford Sealy
George McDaniel
Tennis Finals Slated Today At Andrews Tourney
Finals in the Andrews Highway 80 Tennis Tourney begin today at both junior and senior high courts. About 250 contestants competed this year hampered by space loss from ongoing building work. Boys 14 16 and 18 play at Junior High while men and girls 14 18 compete at High School. finals start 8 30 AM.
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Odessa College
Andrews
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Plymouth
Jose Zamora
Chamber
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Hermyne
The
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Lubbock
F. M. Reep
Fieldton
Jimmy Puckett
Charlie Nichols
Jimmy Nichols
the News
Pete Hooper
Hooper
Commissioners’ Court
Center
Francis Marion Reep
Texas Electric Service Company
UTPB
University of Texas of
Permian Basin
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