Inauguration Festivities Underway in Washington
Cold weather limits crowds but indoor events shine as Carter begins his presidency. A Kennedy Center gala features Chevy Chase and entertainers, CBS TV rights noted. Carter family arrival and first day activities across museums and Union Station mark a busy start to the week.
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Jimmy Carter
United States
Kennedy Center
Carter
Georgia
Chevy Chase
Beverly Sills
Johnny Cash
CBS
Rosalynn
Amy
Four Tires Stolen From Cars at Carter's Chevrolet Lot
Bonham police report four tires valued at 135 dollars stolen Tuesday afternoon from four cars in Carter's Chevrolet parking area. Thieves gained access via lock boxes on car windows and removed tires from trunks. Officers J N Durham and Kenneth Rice say the thefts likely occurred Monday night.
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Briscoe aide withdraws from agriculture post race
Reagan Brown, aide to Gov. Dolph Briscoe, pulls his name from Texas agriculture commissioner considerations as John White and others are named for federal posts. The governor asks Brown to stay. White is viewed as a deputy agriculture prospect for Carter.
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Briscoe
White
Jimmy Carter
Weather outlook for Bonham through Thursday
Fair conditions continue through Thursday with a colder tonight. Highs near 50 today, lows in the mid 20s tonight, and a cooler Thursday with a southerly wind at 15 to 30 mph.
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Bonham
Gunty
Texas Oil Output Reduced By TRC
The Texas Railroad Commission keeps oil output below 100 percent for the third straight month, setting a 98 percent allowable due to fewer fields producing 10 thousand barrels daily. Commissioner Wallace cites $35 billion spent on foreign petroleum, blaming Washington for mismanaged resources.
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Weather Triggers Gas Rationing in North Texas
Subfreezing Texas temperatures prompt Lone Star Gas to curtail gas supplies to Dallas Fort Worth area industry and universities. Schools hospitals and residences spared though electric utilities run on reduced power. Forecasters note strong winds and a potential warmup as the cold front shifts toward the Gulf of Mexico.
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Texas
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Gulf
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McAllen
Printer Arrested for Counterfeiting in Sacramento
Rudolph Martinez 43 owner of Martinez Printing was arrested after Secret Service agents seized plates used to print counterfeit $20 bills and California vehicle ownership forms found in the shop. He was held on $50 000 bail.
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UPI
Secret Service
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Martinez Printing
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Farm Equipment Show Set Feb 24 in Bonham
The first annual Fannin County Farm Equipment Show will be held February 24 at the Bonham Livestock Commission Sales arena from 10 am to 4 pm. Dealers will display new equipment, films, slides, and literature, with door prizes and an on-site cafe planned.
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Blanton Hanes
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OK Lehtinen
Claud Soe
Second Job For Second Cup
Brazilian Institute boosts export taxes on coffee and joins a producers summit to explain price rises. US shoppers push a coffee boycott while tea prices also rise and brokers warn of broader price pressures. New York and other cities report consumer actions as industry leaders predict February tea and coffee price increases.
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New York
Consumer Affairs
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Delauro Baumgratz
Colombia
International Coffee Organization
London
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New York City
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Cincinnati
Wall Street
Herbert Thomas
Lipton
Amnesty decision could come today final draft era gesture
President Ford may grant relief to limited categories of Vietnam era offenders on his last full day in office. White House sources say the move would not be a blanket amnesty and could affect a small portion of the about 80 000 draft resisters. Ford has ruled out general amnesty but considers lesser steps such as restoring veterans rights to ex GIs who were wounded and later lost rights after offenses.
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Washington
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Palm Springs
Italy burns undelivered mail amid postal strikes
A mountain of undelivered mail in Italy was burned as postal workers faced strikes and slowdowns, reflecting a broader decline in national mail service and efficiency. The incident underscores growing frustration with delays and mismanagement within the postal system.
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United Press International
Italy
Randolph Couple To Raise Thoroughbred Race Horses
Mr and Mrs John Hawks acquire the Old White Malone farm to breed and sell Thoroughbred horses. Their stallion Cataract valued at 60 000 dollars. Mares include Whiskie Night Cap with foal due in May. Hawks offer free breeding to winning mares and act as agents for well known breeders. They previously ran a Fresno California ranch, sold it in 1972, and have varied careers including aviation and music.
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New Mexico
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