Kissinger hints at quitting if Ford wins again
The Associated Press reports Kissinger said he would prefer not to stay if Ford wins a full term, signaling possible resignation on foreign policy. Ford tours Michigan before the pivotal primary as Reagan widens his delegate tally and party strategists eye late entrants and shifts in support.
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Associated Press
Ronald Reagan
Henry A. Kissinger
Ford
Michigan
Kissinger
NBC
Reagan
Kiay Carter
California
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Maryland
Morris K. Udall
Lowell Weicker
Connecticut
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Meet the Press
Laxalt
Michigen
Liberty Library Research Center Opens in Beaville
The Liberty Library Research Center opens as a joint project of the Texas Library and Historical Commission and Lamar University. It will store archival records from Atascosita district counties and serve as a history study site for Lamar students. Funds are mostly raised, with a June 16 benefit dinner at the Red Carpet Inn in Beavimon t to cover remaining costs.
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Carroll Fadal
Liberty (Cn
Texas
Sam Judge
Texas Library and Historical Commission
Lamar University
Atascosita
Atascosita Historical Society
Gav
Price Damei
Red Carpet Inn
Beavimont
Helen Engel Harrop
Colorado
Ken Scott
Joneth I. Kinnie
University of
Texas A&m
Stevens, Thompson and Runyan
Houston
William H. Harrop
Crow Road
Mary Patsy Connor
S. Burnet
Burglars And Thieves Active Over Weekend in Baytown
Baytown police logged a busy weekend with thefts from cars, garages, and residences including stolen radios, a bicycle, car and boat equipment, and a 1971 Mercury valued at 1200. A 19 year old was arrested for misdemeanor theft after being found riding a stolen bicycle on Second Street.
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Baytown
James Hall
Second Street
Hall
Emilia Garza
E. Murrill
Joe Fullen
Garza
Terry Hales
Shady Hill
Citizens Band
Michael Tucker
Wright
Catherine A. Whittington
Baytown Boats
Texas
Rent Delays Tarnish County Building Lease, Landlord Says
Starett recalls staggered rent payments from January 1975 through April 1978 for Fonteno and Morrison Douglas offices. He notes no January February rent this year and urges commissioners court to act, despite staff evictions and lingering pay delays.
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Starett
County
Baker Road
Commissioners Courts
Morrison
Douglas
Fontena
Commissioners Court
Survey shows energy shortage fears by young suburban residents
The Highway Users Federation reports that people who believe in a serious energy shortage tend to be 18 to 34 years old, well educated, affluent, and living in suburbs, with stronger concentrations in eastern and western regions.
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the Worriers the Highway Users Federation
CNS
Highlands Woman Charged After Narcotics Search
Highlands resident Rita Thomson, 35, was arrested by Baytown and Harris County officers after a narcotics search of her Highlands home. Officers found methadone, marijuana, other pills, and paraphernalia during the raid. Thomson posted a $2,500 bond.
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Highlands
Baytown
Harris County
Rita Thomson
Madeline
Ed Butchee
Thomson
Garth Bates
174Th District Court
Butchee
Nebraska towns split over mandatory pesticide training
In Nebraska the legislature rejects required training for private pesticide users amid EPA threats to bar use of restricted chemicals after October 1977. Experts warn losses from embargo, while states like Kentucky Minnesota and Idaho implement voluntary or no certification plans.
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Neb
Nebraska
Environmental Protection Agency
Bill Buffaloe
North Carolina Department of Agriculture
EPA
Bob Roselle
University of Nebraska
Oklahoma
David Stratton
D-Clinton
Okla
Wisconsin
David O'Malley
D-Waunakee
Congress
Agriculture Committee
Loran Schmit
Bellwood
Schmit
John Wickland
Kansas City
Kentucky
Minnesota
Idaho
Mike Frestik
Minnesota Department of Agriculture
Two Baytonians Injured in Rollingwood Crash
At 1 am Sunday a car driven by David Kent Wallace 1604 E Fayle rolled off Rollingwood Baytown and hit a tree due to excessive speed. Wallace and passenger Christine Wheelis 16 of 307 Post Oak were taken to San Jacinto hospitals. no charges were filed.
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Baytown
Powell
Sick Plant Clinic Set in Chambers at White Memorial Park
Anahuac Chambers County residents are urged to bring their sick plants to a plant disease clinic at 8 p m Wednesday in White Memorial Park. Texas A and M University Extension Service specialists will attend including entomologist Dr Charles Cole plant pathologist Dr Walter Walla and vegetable garden horticulturist Sam Catner.
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Anahuac
Chambers County
White Mermorial Park
Sion Service
Charles Cole
Walter Walla
Sam Catner
Texas weekend deaths dip in mild weather report
A Texas weekend death toll remained unusually light with 13 deaths reported and six from traffic accidents. Warm air from Mexico brought scattered showers to the Rio Grande Valley, while a few showers extended into parts of West Texas.
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Austin
Texas
Dallas
Mexico
Rio Grande Valley
Weekend Fires Cause Little Damage in Two Homes
Firefighters answered two weekend calls with minimal damage. A gas line to a kitchen stove at J W Todd 409 W Adone ruptured and ignited but did not spread. Station 4 crews responded at 11 34 a m with volunteers from districts 3 4 and 6. Station 3 units handled O W Says 802 W James where an air conditioner blower motor shorted causing motor damage.
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J. W. Todd
W. Adone
Voluntee
Station 4
0. W. Says
W. James
Fire Department
NBC News eyes specialists as anchors discuss complex stories
NBC News may hire up to 12 specialists to clarify and elaborate on major reports. An anchor would become an interlocutor, engaging with experts to help viewers understand evolving, intricate news topics across the network’s future half hour and potential hour long newscasts.
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Jay Sharbutt
NEW York
Richard C. Wald
NBC News
Wald
NBC
Utes
Ward
CBS
ABC
ABC News
Bill Sheehan
Memory Course Make Up Session At Lee College
Persons interested in enrolling in the memory course at Lee College may make up the missed first session. The make up meeting is at 3 30 p m Monday before the regular class at 7 p m. Regular sessions follow 7 10 p m on May 17 and May 24.
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Lee College
Dangerous Daphne Berries Can Burn Digestive Tracts
The small red Daphne berries, common in shrubs and sometimes wild, can burn or ulcerate the digestive tract and even be fatal to a child when ingested.
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