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Public Meetings Across Fannin County Schools and Local Government
A compiled notice lists upcoming public meetings for multiple entities including Trent on school board on January 7 at 8 pm, Dodd City and Bonham city councils on January 14, and various school boards and water and soil districts with dates in January. Meetings occur at schools, city halls, or offices with stated times.
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Trenton
Ector School
Rector City Council
City Hall
Savoy School Board
Leonard City
Bonham
Bonham Water Authority
Honey Grove
Savoy City
Windom
Fannin Soil and Water District
Distret
Pro-Arab Guerrillas Nabbed in Paris Halting Arms Plan
Paris security agents arrested 13 pro-Arab guerrillas in Paris and seized a car packed with arms and explosives. The raid followed a November tip about a hard line militant network planning to smuggle weapons and set up a European relay point, with possible links to Turkish extremists aiding Palestinians and a Geneva operation aimed at disrupting the Middle East peace conference.
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Paris
t'Ph
le Figaro
France
Guerrilas
Geneva
Truck Fire Reported By Sam Rayburn Fire Department
Firefighters responded Tuesday afternoon to a truck fire reported near Sam Rayburn. Details on cause and damage were not provided in the readable text.
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Delvers
Fanaa
Geiming
Bast
Sam Rayburn
Duesday
Arab oil cutback reshaped as nations pledge varied relief
OAPEC ministers issued a communique after a two day meeting promising to cut output 15 percent next month while maintaining a full oil supply to friendly nations including Britain, France, Spain, Japan, Belgium and the Philippines. The bloc will reassess in Libya after Saudi and Algerian oil chiefs tour the world.
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Euwvme FP
Sad Todas
West
United States
Arab Petroleum Nations
Januaus
Organization of Arab Petroleum Exporting Countries
OAPEC
Holland South Africa
Rhodesia
Portugal
Middle East
CAPEC
Britain
France
Spain
Japan
Belgium
Philippines
Tokyos
Ahmed Zaki Yamani
Balaid Abdelsalam
Trooh
Libya
Decision on Rationing Thursday
Washington report says the administration may announce an end to gasoline rationing with voluntary conservation continuing. Energy chief Simon discussed options with President Nixon including forced car pooling and closing stations a second weekday and possibly a random car-off-day policy. He also noted proposals to close parking lots for student drivers and cited a daily oil shortfall of about 27 million barrels.
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Washington
UPI
Washington Post
Today
William E Simon
Simon
Nixon
Post
Origi
London Braces for IRA Terror Wave After Christmas Lull
Scotland Yard warned that despite a one day pause in IRA attacks in London a new wave of bombs could follow. Dozens were injured in blasts at pubs on December 15 and 24 with one woman losing part of her foot. Authorities urged vigilance as talks suggested a possible easing of Arab oil embargoes.
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London
UPI
Scotland Yard
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Northern Ireland
Nodlaig Coverly
North Star
Nixon Spends Quiet Christmas at White House
President Nixon kept a quiet Christmas with family and friends at the White House and shifted focus to the energy crisis and about 50 bills passed in Congress. He canceled a planned post-Christmas vacation to Key Biscayne and may still fly to Florida for a long New Year’s weekend.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Key Biscayne
Fla
Florida
Six arrested in White House protest on Christmas day
In front of the White House, six demonstrators were seized after attempting to vault the fence and join a 37 person protest that likened Nixon to King Herod. A bloody doll display accompanied the action as antiwar figures spoke of Indochina killings.
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Washington
White House
Philip Benigan
Nixon
Herod
Palestine
Jesus
Egyp
Berrigan
Indochina
Herbert Kamms Home From England
Lt Col and Mrs Herbert Kamm and son Herbert Jr arrived in Bonham before Christmas to spend holidays with Mrs Kamms mother Mrs Thuley Dutt and join daughter Kay Kamm who attends Bonham High School. An anchor career officer at Col Kamm has been stationed at Alconbury US Air Force Base England for four years and will be reassigned to Washington in April. His family will remain in Bonham until then.
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Herbert Kamm
Herbert, Jr
Bonham
Kamms
Thuley Dutt
Kay Kamm
An Koree
Col Kamm
Alconbury
US Air Force Base
England
Apri
Washington 1
Barbs on quilting party and 5000 deposit leak knife offer
A wary quilter notes a party as a good place to be while criticizing a scheme that requires a 5000 deposit to obtain a free 39h leak knife. The remark implies that those who can meet the deposit can instead buy the knife.
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