Democrats Seek Court Order For Watergate Papers
The Democratic National Committee asks a federal court for access to government documents tied to the Watergate bugging case including the White House investigation. Judge Charles R. Richey set a hearing for Thursday afternoon as Democrats push to obtain the Dean report and other records.
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Washington
UPI
Democratic National Committee
White House
U.S
Charles R. Richey
Democratic Party
Maurice R. Dunne
Richey
Democrats
Nixon
John N. Mitchell
Dunne
Sickle Cell Anemia Program Approved
Federal funds totaling 211,162 plus 241,162 would back a regional sickle cell anemia screening program run by the Lubbock City County Health Department and Texas Tech University School of Medicine in the SPAG region. The RHAC approved the plan along with other health care projects amid a review of manpower shortages and program advisability.
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Lubbock
Texas Tech Universitychool of Medicine
South Plains Association of
Regional Health Advisory Council
RHAC
Aclion
Lubbock County Community Action Board
Weather Map Lubbock Fair Warmer With No Rain
Weather map notes a fair and warmer day for Lubbock and vicinity with highs in the high 50s and lows in the mid 30s. No precipitation is forecast through Wednesday. Hourly readings show evening temperatures near 43 to 44 then a 48 high and 33 low with humidity from 31 to 81 percent.
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Lubbock
Abilene
EL Paso
Albuquerque
Hobbs
St' Amarillo
Houston
Dallas
Okla City
Denver
W. Falls
Mississippi flood controls hold but crest may still rise
Army flood experts say the Mississippi River flood remains within levees but rising water risks persist. Maj. Gen. Charles C. Noble warns of possible worsening as snowmelt and spring rain drive runoff. Spillway at Bonnet Carre opened to divert flow toward Lake Pontchartrain, easing pressure on New Orleans levees while 6,000 families evacuate nearby areas.
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New Orleans
Charles C. Noble
Mississippi River Commission
Ohio
Noble
Vicksburg
Miss
Corps of Engineers
Lowler Mississippi
Hannibal
Ino
St. Louis
Mississippi
Bonnet Carre
Pontchartrain
Gulf of Mexico
New Say Orleans
Easin
Wednes- Family News
Apel
Comic Dictionary
Montz
Louisiana
Angola
Missouri
St. Charles
Daily Prayer Message from Anica
A reader signs off with a devotional plea to follow God’s will in daily habits, invoking Heavenly Father and expressing faithful intent for personal conduct throughout the day.
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Heavenly Father
Anica
Arabs Attack Israeli Airliner In Cyprus Ambush
An Israeli airliner was attacked at Nicosia by Arab gunmen aiming to hijack the flight. Police say three Arabs were captured after a security guard’s shooting at the airport entrance. one Arab was killed, and an Israeli guard was detained. A note claimed the hijack was to free the Viscount, signed by National Arab Youth.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
el al
National
Ambassa
Ajdor
Ni[ment
Capraeli
National Arab Youth
U.S
Sudan
Mediterranean
Commissioners Debate Revenue Sharing and Ambulance Service
Lubbock County commissioners discussed revenue sharing checks amounting to 55,882 dollars and the total over 680,000 dollars, but made no decisions beyond placing the funds in a bank. They also examined heat issues in the criminal district attorney offices, hearing four Rapier proposals to cool the suite, without choosing one.
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Lubbock County
Criminal District Attorney’s Office
Criminal District Attorney
Bob Rapier
Arch Lamb
Rapier
Lubbock Country
David Ehler
George Gandy
Aid
Alton Brazell
Pudvantee
Helicopter Shot Down in Viet Cong Territory
Canada’s Maj. Gen. Duncan McAlpine accused a heat seeking missile of downing a cease fire commission helicopter over Viet Cong held territory in South Vietnam. He disputed Viet Cong claims that nine aboard died including a Canadian and two American civilians. A second ICC helicopter survived after being hit by ground fire as survivors reported the missile’s flash.
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A-t News Services
Saigon
Ceasefire Commission
South Vietnam
Duncan McAlpine
McAlpine
International Commission of Control and Supervision
ICC
Helicoper
Canada
International Commission
Quang Tri
Mesong
Emergency Aid Drafted to Boost National EMS Network
The NAS and Robert Wood Johnson Foundation announced a $15 million two year program to improve emergency medical services. It aims to fund 50 regional projects with a nationwide communications system and a recallable, easy to remember call number.
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Washington
National Academy of Science
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
David E. Rogers
Princeton, N.J
Sponse
NAS
The
Academy
Stores Await Boycott's Other Shoe
Consumers began returning to meat counters after a nationwide boycott of beef and pork with price ceilings still in effect. Early reports show mixed reactions as sales rely on region and store. Some shoppers buy less or switch to fish and chicken while others resist changes. Meat sales fell sharply in several areas, with retailers noting unsold stock and increased demand for substitutes.
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Associated Press
Nixon
Grand Union
Washington, D.C
Acme Markets, Inc
Philadelphia
FIT
Miami
Carol Oppel
Cleveland
Ohio
Boycott Information Center
Salt Lake City
Utah
Safeway
Austin
Columbus
Texas lawmakers press shield compromise talks
Texas legislators set up a 10 member conference committee on a shield bill defending newsmen confidential sources. The House rejected Senate amendments by 102 to 41 and called for talks as Gov. Briscoe warned against the bill’s current form.
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Austin
Texas
Senate
House
Dolph Briscoe
Dave Allred
Wichita Falls
Allred
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