Waldheim Heads for China as UN Treads Fine Line
UN Secretary-General Kurt Waldheim plans a five day official visit to the People's Republic of China after concessions on Taiwan. His handling of Taiwan and his travel to all five permanent Security Council members mark him as the most-traveled UN chief, balancing Beijing pressures with UN policy.
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Crossword Clue Pack
The page lists numbered clues with answers for a variety crossword puzzle. Entries include topics from animal names to languages and celestial terms with letter counts guiding solution placement.
Electric Co Op Names Trustees
Walters staff report two Cotton Electric Cooperative trustees reappointed for three-year terms and one former trustee re elected. M E Ball of Duncan re elected as District 2 representative. Bob Mayes of Walters re elected in District 8 over Jack Simmons. Lloyd Patton of Chattanooga elected to District 6 over Louis Simpson. Manager Don Cage praised strong turnout and member participation in cooperative affairs.
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Duncan
Bob Mayes
Walters
Jack Simmons
Lloyd Patton
Chattanooga
Louis Simpson
Grandfield
Don Cage
Banker Denies Embezzling Funds
Afton banker Earl C. Garman pleaded in nocent to embezzling 61066 from Farmers State Bank at Afton. His attorney said he may plead guilty after an audit of Afton School District funds, amid a $105000 shortage found in preliminary review. Garman disappeared June 19 and surrendered to FBI agents turning over about 50000. Accidents cost Americans 27.7 billion in 1971 per the National Safety Council.
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Tulsa Girl Dies In Texas Crash
A Tulsa, Oklahoma girl, Nancy Larce Ketchner, 16, died Saturday night when a pickup crossed a median and hit an automobile in Houston. Three others were injured, two critically, police said.
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Betsy Wolff Plays Three No Trump In Mixed Team Win
Betsy Wolff and her husband Bobby of the Dallas Aces rally to an IMPs victory in a mixed team match. Bobby used a simple eight-trick no trump while the other table reached four spades after Stayman. The four spades contract yielded 700 points and 12 IMPs for the winning side.
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