Meat Prices Still High Across Multiple Cities
A long listing shows ceiling price status for 15 meat items across cities including Phoenix, Washington, Columbus and Chicago. Veal cutlet remained often unavailable while several items stayed at the ceiling price and others dropped. overall 63 items at ceiling, 50 below, 7 unavailable.
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Senate approves plan for consumer protection and court changes
The Senate backs a consumer protection suit framework and a constitutional amendment to merge the Texas Supreme Court and the Court of Criminal Appeals. It also approves court structure updates and sets district judge terms at six years. Debates over highway funding and titles for motor vehicles prompt adjournment as House tackles a $9.7 billion two year budget with 20 amendments.
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Nixon May Take New Curbs Step
George Meany said on Tuesday that the House vote was a bitter disappointment to workers consumers and housewives who sought equity in Congress. Karl Le Rue cites that rollback plans are politically risky and that Congress cannot decree food cost reductions. The article notes bills sent to conference and expected final action, with inflation control and capacity limits discussed amid forecasts of potential bad news from the Gress Naional Prod uct report.
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Robbery Spree Continues With Unsolved Holdups
A local police report details another robbery in progress with suspects described as a man in his early twenties around six feet tall and medium build. The incident follows eight stick ups this year, with several 1972 cases still unsolved and only Monday and Tuesday robberies unresolved.
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Watergate truths surface in White House ties and testimonies
The report outlines claims of secret testimony by Ames McCord and mentions figures tied to the Watergate break in including Liddy Mitchell Magruder and Dean. It notes President Nixon’s stance shifts and the Senate panel questions over White House involvement.
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U.S. Threatens Veto of Action Against Israel at UN
United States Ambassador Seali warned the U N Security Council it would veto any action targeting Israel’s rapid commando raids. He condemned violence and terrorism as unacceptable and urged a united front against cross border and individual attacks to foster peace.
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Plainview faces disaster aid push after deadly tornado
Plainview residents cope with a tornado that killed two, left 50 homes destroyed, and caused over 4 million dollars in damage. Mayor John Stoneham and county officials seek a national disaster declaration, while Red Cross aids relocation and housing as Missouri Beet Packers plans move.
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Water District Refuses Site Exemption in Civic Center Plan
At a City Board meeting the Water District declined an exemption for a building site delaying civic center work by about 60 days. Officials cited utility installation and park use concerns as reasons while noting alternative land exists for DPS facilities and URA redesigns.
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City airport board approves new lease plan for parking lot
Airport board chairman Dr. Lloyd Garland calls the lease plan a good compromise. West side hangars see the largest price rise while fixed lease operators contest terms. A motion to drop free parking failed to gain support. Commissioner Marvin Colfee cites $500 monthly revenue from ending the policy. Temporary parking spaces will be added this weekend for holiday traffic with grassed lot expansion planned east of the current facility. A 1b. 1 space westward extension is planned with costs not yet available. AMPS valuable.
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Panel To Study Early Learning Center Plans
The Human Relations Commission will study the proposed Early Learning Center before endorsing it. Education subcommittee will work with project leader Connie Steele. meeting set for 9 a.m. Saturday at Texas Tech University ROTC lounge with public invited.
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