Foreign Oil Imports Could Ruin US Economy
Wayne E. Glenn of Conoco warns that rising foreign oil imports threaten the U.S. economy with a growing dollar drain. He cites OPEC demands, possible 57 percent dependence by 1985, and a nearly doubled oil price, forecasting a massive balance of payments deficit and economic strain.
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U.S
Wayne E. Glenn
Western Hemisphere
Conoco
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
OPEC
Glenn
National Petroleum Council
NPC
Council
Town Tau H H Bern er Record Staff Writer
Random thoughts and quotes fill a playful column with reflections on livestock prices and a visit from the Reuss couple. The piece ends with brief humor and a Leonardo da Vinci anecdote about forgiveness and art.
Noted Publisher Harte Dies at 79 in San Angelo
Houston Harte longtime head of Harte Hanks & Co dies at 79 after months of illness in a San Angelo hospital. He chaired a Texas based chain and influenced journalism beyond West Texas. Funeral set for 2 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church with his widow and two sons Edward and H H Harte surviving.
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San Angelo
UPI
Houston
Harte
Harte, Hanks & Co
Texas
Angelo State University of the Houston
Harte University Center
Angelo State University Foundation
Harte-Hanks Group
Forced Busing Referendum On Ballots In Texas Primaries
Texans voting in Democratic or Republican primaries on May 6 will see a referendum on a constitutional amendment prohibiting forced busing. Democratic ballots ask to vote for or against a ban on public school student assignment by race, creed, or color. Republican ballots frame it as ending forced busing and district consolidation to balance races. Supporters cite voter expression. opponents warn of political manipulation.
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United Press International
Richard Thompson
Spring
Austin
Dallas
Raymond Scott
Port Arthur
Robert
Egypt Ready for War Against Israel Says Sidky
Prime Minister Aziz Sidky told a rally in Aswan that Egypt is prepared for war to recover land and rights taken by force. He warned the day of liberation is nearing as Egypt’s armed forces are now capable of delivering the objective. The remark marks a strong official stance amid stalled 1971 “year of decision” rhetoric and ongoing cease-fire conditions.
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United Press International
Aziz Sidky
Egypt
Israel
Sidky
Aswan
Anwar Sadat
Middle East
Lebanon
Kazen Approves Veterans Education Program Expansion
The House passed a modernization of veteran education legislation with no dissent. The bill increases monthly education allotments to 200 dollars and boosts federal support for apprentice training, while addressing coverage for wives widows and children under the program. Unemployment among veterans remains around six percent as the economic plan shifts.
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House of Representatives
Southeast Asia
Troop 244 Seeks Listing in Live Oak District
Nine adults and twenty nine scouts of Troop 244 seek re registration in Austin's Live Oak District. Adults include Scoutmaster Louis Liendo and Assistant Scoutmasters David Ruiz Leroy Liendo, plus Richard Hogue and others. The troop is sponsored by the Holy Name Society of Our Lady of Guadalupe Church.
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Live Oak
Austin
Louis Liendo
David Ruiz
Leroy Liendo
Lalo Quintanilla
Thomas Banda
Richard Hogue
Charles Garibay
Candelario Munoz
Victor Vasquez
Finley A. Arkadie
Joe Dimas
Raul Dimas
Andy Galindo
Leo Galindo
Guadalupe Gamez
Raul Gamez
Louis Garibay
Louis Guajardo
Joseph Liendo
Raul Liendo
Steven L. Liendo
Johnny Olguin
Willie Olguin
Eddie Orozco
Ernest Rivera
Larry Rodriguez
Rudy Salazar
Moises Triveno
Victor Vasquez Jr
Dennis C. Price
Michael Munoz
Gilbert Torres
Ervin N. Mathis
Gary Barnett
Bibian
Pioneer X Develops First Malfunction En Route To Jupiter
Pioneer X, 5.5 million miles from Earth and moving 20 000 mph, suffered its first malfunction. The stellar reference assembly readings confused ground control but not deemed mission-threatening. An alternate system could be used if the issue cannot be fixed before arrival at Jupiter in 1973.
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UPI
Jupiter
Earth
Ames Research Laboratory
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Six Men Plead Guilty in 24th District Court
Six men pleaded guilty in 24th District Court before Judge Joe Kelly on Monday with two others seeing sentences deferred to June 5. All defendants were indicted in January by the De Witt County Grand Jury.
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24Th District
Joe Kelly
De-Witt County
Jose G. Maldonado, Jr
Cuero
Leonides Lopez
Richard Mata
Yoakum
DeWitt County Commissioners Hear Three Funding Proposals
DeWitt County Commissioners Court heard three proposals from Clark Kerrick of Yorktown regarding road and bridge fund distribution. Kerrick argued Precinct 3 with 210 miles of road is underfunded at 18.35 percent, while Precinct 1 with 180 miles gets 28.04 percent. He proposed allocations by mileage or, if not by miles, a fixed 25 percent share.
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DeWitt County Commissioners Court
Clark Kerrick
Yorktown
Kerlich
Cuero approves bid for parkhouse air system
Cuero City Council awards the Municipal Park Clubhouse cooling and heating contract to John Refrigration Co. of Yoakum for 10860 with a five year warranty. The bid includes two 10 ton units and one 7 ton unit. Other bids were Wishert Refrigeration 12640 and Davis Plumbing 13764.
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Cuero City
Municipal Park
John Refrigeration Co
Yoakum
Jimmie Reiffert
Dick Coppedge
Wishert Refrigeration
Cuero
Davis Plumbing
Council
Larry Smith
Gregory Tank and Manufacturing Co
Houston
Layne Texas Co
Jack Edgar
Smith
Edgar
Golien Crescent Council of Governments
Hallettsville
Texas Quality Water Board
Victor Alkek
Matty Hyak
Victoria
Mull Hotel
Eity
Grace Episcopal To Hold Supper
A mid Lenten parish family supper at Proc tor Hall Grace Episcopal Church Wednesday at 6 30 p m replaces the regular Lent en Wednesday service. Special speakers The Rev Messrs Millbrew Davis and Reuben Armendariz of St Martin's Church and School Corpus Christi discuss Intercultural Mission projects in the West Texas Diocese. Women of the church maintain a full scholarship at the school.
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Proctor Hall
Grace Episcopal Church
Diocese of
West Texas
Messrs
Millbrew Davis
Reuben Armendariz
St. Martin's Church
Corpus Christi
Nuclear Arms Talks Face Deadlock and Fear of Overkill
The SALT negotiations in Vienna remain deadlocked over submarine missiles as the US and USSR race to outpace each other. Melvin Laird seeks nearly $1 billion for an Undersea Long-range Missile System while debates over sufficiency of weapons temper negotiations and policy.
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United States
Vienna
Pentagon
Secretary of Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Congress
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