Bonham Reunion Thanks Helpers After Car Breaks Down
Dorothy Roberts Jones of Arlington recalls a near Dallas area roadside rescue on the way to the 1975 Bonhi reunion near Trenton. A motorist cut and stretched a hose, another refilled the radiator, and Richard Pierce from Dallas arranged help after the first passerby aided the group. Three strangers lent aid within an hour and a half, making the Bonham gathering a success.
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Trenton
Dorothy Roberts Jones
Arlington
Nancy McClure Alexander
David Alexander
David
Dorothy
Ban urged on fluorocarbons in aerosols to protect ozone
A government panel warns ozone depletion from aerosol gases poses a cancer risk and urges a three year ban on fluorocarbons in spray products. Hair sprays and deodorants dominate the affected 60 percent of US aerosols.
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UPI
United States
Natural Resources Defense Council
Thomas Steel
CIA Hearing Suspended After Nedzi Resigns as Chairman
The CIA subcommittee session was suspended after three Republican members boycotted the hearing following Rep. Lucien Nedzi's resignation as chair of the intelligence committee. James Stanton adjourned as William Colby waited to testify on CIA operations since 1973, amid Rockefeller Commission fallout and prior disputes over Nedzi's leadership.
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UPI
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Lucien N. Nedzi
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Subcommittee
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Ohio
Colby
Central Intelligence Agency
Nedzi
Stanton
Robert Easton
Harrington
Nedd
House Military Committee
Neddi
Fr iday church singings thank Wolfe City donor
Attendees at the Friday night Portland church singing, 108 people, thank Bobby Owens of Wolfe City for refreshments. Singings begin at 7 30 p m each Friday and invite all to join in.
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Bobby Owens
Wolfe City
Lone Star Gas seeks rate rise in Ector and Dodd City
Lone Star Gas Co. asks Ector and Dodd City officials to approve a 10 cent per 1000 cubic feet rate hike for residential and commercial customers. The move would push average bills in Ector up about 7.3 percent and in Dodd City about 7.5 percent to offset higher city gate costs authorized by the Texas Railroad Commission. Virgil Stroup, the company's manager for the two cities, cited the emergency order that raised the city gate rate to 94.19 cents per 1000 cubic feet and stated the increase is needed to maintain a reasonable return.
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Texas Railroad Commission
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Texas Wheat Harvest Downgraded By Spring Storms In 1979
Texas officials estimate winter wheat production at 132 million bushels, down 4 percent from May due to violent spring weather and hail. Despite the drop, yield per harvested acre is projected at 24 bushels, with heavy damage reported in the High Plains and Low Plains regions. Nationally 1.6 billion bushels expected, up 6 percent from 1974.
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Tex
VPI
Texas
John C. White
Texas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
White
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Reeve
Nimbus F Satellite Launch From Vandenberg
Nimbus F, a $60 million weather satellite, lifted into a polar orbit from Vandenberg AFB at 1 12 am PDT atop a two stage Delta rocket. It will pass over every location on earth twice daily with orbit altitudes of 685.5 miles maximum and 682.2 miles minimum. NASA said the mission looked very good.
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Calif
UPI
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Vandenberg Air Force Base
Richmond Mayor Moore Sworn Into Public Welfare Board
Richmond Mayor G Hilmar Moore will be sworn in as a member of the Public Welfare Board at the Texas Supreme Court today. He is a rancher and rice farmer nominated for a six year term by Gov Dolph Briscoe who won Senate approval on May 30 amid protests from Black Mexican American and liberal regulators.
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Tex
UPD
Richmond
G. Hilmar Moore
Threeman Public Welfare Board
State Supreme Court
Moore
Dolph Bracoe
Briscoe
Senate
Ford Urges Swift Action on Energy Policy After Tax Defeat
President Ford urged leaders to speed up and toughen the energy program after the House defeated a gasoline tax increase. In the Cabinet Room, Speaker Carl Albert and Democratic leader Tip O'Neill joined GOP leaders in calling for prompt action five months after Ford warned there was no time to waste.
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UPI
Ford
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White House
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Tip” O'Neill
Bonham Forecast Promises Warm Weekend Breaks
Fair skies and rising temperatures forecast for Bonham on Friday with morning mid 60s and afternoon low 90s. Earlier in the week Texas saw clear weather after a cool front reduced flooding risk. coast fog persisted and a rain briefed alongside a broader energy policy debate in Congress involving Ford Ullman and Rabin.
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National Weather Service
Texas
Ford Rabin Talks Mark First Day of Mideast Effort
Israeli official reports hard bargaining as Rabin arrives in Washington seeking U S military and economic aid. He urges arms, warns of weakened Israel without concessions and wants FIS aircraft Lance missiles and more. Ford pledges support and seeks to avoid stalemate in peacemaking.
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UPI
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Ford
United States
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Egypt
FIS
White House
Oval Office
Ron Nelsen
Rent-A-Car Giants Accused Of Airport Monopoly
The FTC charges Hertz Avis and National conspired to fix prices and shut out rivals at airports. The trio, with 1973 revenues of 1.16 billion, controlled 96 percent of the at airport rent-a-car market and allegedly used coordinated programs to sustain dominance. Hertz leads, Avis second, National third.
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UPI
The
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Avis
International Telephone and Telegraph Corp
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Hale Seeks Abolition of His Government Post
Hale, executive secretary of the Federal Mine Safety Board of Review, told the Senate committee he does nothing but drink coffee and listen to Beethoven in his office and asked Congress to abolish his $19 603 a year job. He noted about $200 000 has been spent on salaries with no appeals heard.
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UPI
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Congress
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Federal Metal and Nonmetallic Mine Safety Board of Review
Hale
Senate Government Operations Committee
Charley Percy
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