Missing page halts $12 billion Texas appropriation bill
A lost page from the official Texas appropriations bill threatens certification. The page held a $774 million Highway Department figure plus other line items. Attorney General Hill to rule. Bullock may call a special session to correct the error. Governor Briscoe lauded the session as fiscally successful.
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Austin
Tex
UPI
Bob Bullock
Bullock
John L. Hill
Highway Department
May Auto Sales Show Uptick Amid Ongoing Slump
Detroit reporting May proved the best month for 1975 model sales since October as deliveries rise to about 592,500, a 23 percent drop from year earlier levels. Foreign share falls while officials prepare official reports from automakers.
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Detroit
API
U.S
Newsmen Ordered Out of Saigon By PRG
The Provisional Revolutionary Government of South Vietnam expelled three American correspondents from Saigon within 48 hours. Paul Vogle Chad Huntley and George Esper were told to leave by chartered plane for Vientiane to reduce foreign press in the country. The action leaves only three American reporters in Saigon.
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Saigon
UPI
South Vietnam
Paul Vogle
Chad Huntley
United Press International
Associated Press
George Esper
PRG
Vientiane
Vietnam
Vogle
O Bryan Found Guilty in Son Death and Life Insurance
The jury returns to hear punishment arguments after finding O Bryan guilty of capital murder in his son’s death and facing a possible death sentence or life imprisonment. Prosecutor Mike Hinton pressed for the electric chair, urging the jury to hold him accountable for intent to harm other children.
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Mike Hinton
O’bryan
Hinton
O'Bryan
Elizabeth Lane
Kleasen Sentenced to Death for Slaying Mormon Missionary
Robert Elmer Kleasen, who vowed “going in for the kill” against the Mormon Church, was sentenced to die in the electric chair for the dismemberment murder of 19 year old Mark Fischer of Milwaukee. The seven man five woman jury rendered the verdict in about 20 minutes amid Kleasen’s proclaimed innocence.
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CIA
Mormon Church
Austin
Tex
UPI
Robert Elmer Kleasen
Kleasen
Mark Fischer
Milwaukee
Wis
Vast VAB Doors Enclose Four UN Buildings
The John F. Kennedy Space Center's Vertical Assembly Building features 456-foot doors wide enough to fit four United Nations Buildings. The facility could reportedly house the Pentagon and Chicago's Merchandise Mart at once.
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John F. Kennedy Space Center
United Nations
Pentagon
Chicago
Merchandise Mart
Daily Favorite carrier service ensures timely paper delivery
A circulation department representative monitors daily delivery at The Daily Favorite and urges readers who miss their paper to call 583-2124 to request a same day issue.
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Daily Favorite
Tax Break For San Antonio Cigar Factory Approved
The San Antonio cigar factory owned by Finck is set to receive a 50 000 annual tax exemption as part of a broader omnibus tax reduction bill. Supporters say the exemption protects about 100 mostly female workers, while opponents note it favors a single producer and taints the legislative process. The measure awaits Governor Dolph Briscoe's signature.
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Austin
Tex
House
Appropriations Committee
San Antonio
Woody Dason
Houston
Finck
Dolph Briscoe
Senate
al Brown
D-San Antonio
Finch
Farah
Brown
Puerto Rico
Denson
Officer Charged Over Explosives Found Aboard Boat
In Miami Dade County a Houston police officer, Charles Dearing, was charged with illegal possession of explosives after authorities found plastic explosives primer cord blasting caps and fuses on his twin engine 29 foot boat at Dinner Key Marina Coconut Grove. He and two unidentified men were detained as the boat was seized. Dearing had been in the Miami area since May 18.
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Miami, Fla
UPI
Dade County
Texas
Spe
Charles D. den
Ing
Dinner Key
Coconut Grove
Dade County Public Safety Department
Ralph Page
Dearing
Houston
Dade
Miami
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