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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1973
Page
2
Owners of signs along Interstate and federal highways face a June 30 deadline to obtain permits and licenses under the Texas Highway Beautification Act. The regime requires a $5 permit, a $25 state license, and bonds of $2,500 per county, with up to $10,000 for multi county owners.
A new sculptured fountain in San Francisco becomes a landmark with bas relief scenes created by dozens of schoolchildren under 14 under sculptor Ruth Asawa. The works depict recognizable city scenes and include clear depictions like traffic on the Golden Gate Bridge. Photos by John Arms.
Estranged southern Presbyterians showed sharp clash over liberal and conservative aims at the 113th General Assembly in Fort Worth. Debate over inviting evangelist Billy Graham and a new seven member committee highlighted continuing discord, with leaders divided on local versus national resolution.
World milk output climbs amid higher feed costs and weather cutbacks in the United States. Europe sees a growing butter surplus under the EC policy, prompting more nonfat dry milk imports. U S production has slowed after 29 months of gains due to costs and policy limits.
Key items from Washington AP include Judge Sirica to decide on restricting live coverage and granting immunity for Dean and Magruder. Hearings resume with Herbert Porter and Maurice Stans. Ziegler retracts Nixon call knowledge, Haldeman involved. Agnew condemns committee probes. Finance Committee to Re-elect the President reports 237 725 dollars in legal fees since July. Also sardine outlook in Woods Hole notes strong larval herring and potential rise in sardine pack for 1972.
Mildred Elizabeth Gillars known as Axis Sally earned a bachelor of arts degree at Ohio Wesleyan University. The 72 year old completed her degree during Sunday’s commencement exercises after studying there from 1918 to 1922. She previously worked for the German Ministry of Propaganda and broadcast a Berlin radio program aimed at U.S. soldiers.
A six week summer course on education and drug dependency will be available to all Nova Scotia teachers in Halifax. Marvin Burke of the Nova Scotia commission on drug dependency said the program, run with the department of education for a second year, followed favorable results from last year. Participants showed increased awareness and classroom effectiveness.
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