Congress Rejects Rhodesia Chrome Embargo in Sanctions Review
Omar Burleson recalls the shift from Rhodesia chrome embargoes to free trade, noting the 1967 lifting and 1972 repeal efforts. He links higher U S steel prices and Soviet dependency to the policy, arguing the embargo benefited Russia and foreign producers while failing to pressure Rhodesia over apartheid.
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Soviet Union
Rhodesia
Congress
U.S. Senate
House
Russia
United Nations
Japan
Germany
France
Italy
United States
U. S
Great Britain
Constitutional amendment on taxation exemptions in Texas ballot
Readers will vote November 7 1972 on a constitutional amendment expanding property tax exemptions for public charity institutions disabled veterans and military families including scales up to 3000 for certain disabilities and a surviving spouse or child exemption up to 6600. The measure details eligibility limits and two year exemption durations following foreclosures or acquisitions by institutions of learning and religion.
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State OF
Texas
State of Texas
Armed Services of
United States
Veterans’ Administration
United States Armed Forces
John Lee Bussey Rites Held in Roseburg Oregon
Last rites were held August 16 for John Lee Bussey, 69, in Roseburg Oregon after a brief illness. Born June 18, 1903 in Lubbock, he married Irene P. Reed and lived in the Silver community. Survivors include six daughters and four sons, with fourteen grandchildren.
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John Lee Bussey
Roseburg
Ore
Mr. Bussey
Lubbock
Irene P. Reed
Silver
Delbert Coulson
Bronte
William Spacks
Tye
Paul Webb
Huntsville
Ala
Mike Duckett
Cortez
Colo
Tom Brower
Sonya Bussey
Everett
Wash
John Charles Bussey
Danvin Bussey
Darrell Bussey
Danny Joe Bussey
Lake Spence Fishing Report Highlights White Bass Surge
White bass fishing increased at Lake Spence as inflow neared four feet. Mike Ross expects weekend anglers to flood the lake. Readouts show numerous catches: R G Phillips Edith 48 white bass up to two pounds, Teresa Phillips 30, Paul Phillips 15, Ira Beatty 10 channel cat up to four pounds, Dale Conner 10 up to 3% pounds, Larry Haney 2 pound channel cat and six pounder, W W Purser 20 white bass and 3% pound black bass, Randy Flanagan 25 channel cat up to five pounds, B J Tammen 10 channel cat up to three pounds, Dwain Beatty 19 channel cat up to five pounds, Jay Ford 10 black bass up to 3% pounds.
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Lake Spence
Mike Ross
R. G. Phillips
Edith
Teresa Phillips
Paul Phillips
Ira Beatty
Odessa
Dale
Jay Ford
Midland
Constitutional Amendment 11 on Ballot in 1972 Election
Public notice outlines Texas Constitutional Amendment Number 11 to be voted on November 7, 1972. It proposes Senate President and Lieutenant Governor acting as governor receive similar pay, and sets annual salaries of 22500 for both Lieutenant Governor and Speaker of the House.
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State OF
Texas
Senate
House of Representatives
Public Notice on Constitutional Amendment 10 for November 7 1972
Notice outlines Texas constitutional amendment 10 on the ballot for the general election. It covers legislative action to revise the constitution, submission standards for statewide voting, publication timelines, and counting by counties to the Secretary of State. The notice sets dates and procedures for notices and voting, with deadlines and publication windows.
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Miliitentioes
Petno
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