Minesweeping Halt Exposes Indochina Cease-Fire Strains
U S officials confirm renewed suspension of minesweeping in Indochina as North Vietnamese and Cambodian insurgents pressure Phnom Penh. Hanoi accuses Washington of prolonging the blockade while U S and Paris accords cite violations and troop presence in Laos and Cambodia.
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Juvenile Center Plans Discussed At Meeting
County jail officials discuss regional juvenile detention options to reduce costs and avoid costly remodels. Watts notes Omaha experience not worse and urges regional solutions, amid concerns over funding and jurisdiction. A Texas seminar on juvenile justice procedures is planned for April 27 in Lubbock with state officials and local police discussing reforms.
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Rober Work
Texas Crinnial Justice Council
Robert
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South Plains College Library
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Lubbock
From & A.m
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First Christian Church
Asst
Atty
Texas
Joe Dibrell
Travis County
Bill Anderson
Odessa Youth Council
Sidney Lyle
Dibrell
Watergate figure Hunt linked to 1971 wiretap case
The article outlines connections between Hunt, a former White House consultant, and the Watergate wiretap inquiry. It notes his early involvement, arrest after the June 17 break in, and subsequent grand jury appearance amid claims about missing notes and files.
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Vantin
White House
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Dean
FBI
Patriek Gray
PBI
Spending Measure Snag Leaves Texas House Debating Abortion Riders
In Austin AP report on the Texas two year spending bill the House Appropriations Committee votes to quit amid long debate on amendments. Proposals include a rider by Rep. Tim Von Dohlen banning hospital staff from participating in abortions and a measure denying food stamps and welfare to strikers or able-bodied workers who refuse work.
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Allon
Price Daniel Jr
Jane Fonda
House
Neil Caldwell
D-Angleton
Daniel
Liberty
Caldwell
Tim von Dohlen
D-Goliad
von Dohlen
Texas
Sarah Weddington
Dustin
Texas Employment Commission
State Welfare Department
Winds 100 mph churn state. man killed in crash
A 100 mph windstorm swept across the region injuring several and killing Douglas Kroeger, 21, of Ellis Kansas, when his car struck a trailer jackknifed on U S 385 near Amarillo. The same storm toppled trees and damaged buildings in Lubbock and Amarillo, with widespread dust reducing visibility and causing traffic hazards.
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Roy Lee Mayo
San Angelo
U. S. 385
20Th Street
Quaker Avenue
University Avenue
College
Arkansas
Joe Murray
Arkansas College
Murray
Amarillo
Herring Furniture
National Weather Service
Colorado
Former Illinois Governor Kerner Sentenced for Bribery
Federal judge sentenced Otis Kernes to three years in prison on twelve counts and fined 50 000 dollars for conspiracy bribery and tax evasion while governor. Theodore Isaacs also received three years and a 50 000 dollar fine. Five counts were dropped prior to sentencing. Kerners remarks addressed public trust and his faith.
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Ottis Kernes
Illnois
Kerner
Theodore J. Isaacs
District Court
Robert L. Taylor
Ulinuis
Usaacs
Taylor
Tech rodeo opener features tight runs and queen crowning
Tech opened its rodeo with an 8 second qualifying ride and tough bronc work as Zane Mitchell, a Tech freshman from Rocksprings, was named queen of the 26th annual rodeo. Runners up were Cindy Scott Big Lake Alma Boyd Denver Janis Binion Weatherford and Anny Harrel Midland.
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Tech
Rocksprings
Quail Dobbs
Coahoma
Bob Romer
Amarillo
Jury finds man guilty in assault case
Frank Evans 2804 Weber Drive Apt C found guilty of assaulting a police officer by a five woman one man jury in County Court No 1. Evans fined 200 dollars. John Robert Hurt 3416 30th St fined 50 dollars and sentenced to three days in jail after guilty plea in Court No 2 for driving while intoxicated. Duane Gregory 25 RA 1 Lubbock 250 plus costs after guilty plea for eluding a police officer. Hlodia Lopes 17 1923 19th Street and Paul Rodriguez 27 1824 San Jose Drive pleaded innocent and were held on bonds for shoplifting.
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Weber Drive
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Evans
John Robert Hurt
30Th St
Denzil’ Heversteat
Duane Gregory
Experts Warn Economy Faces Overheating Risk
Economists warn that rapid growth could push inventories higher than sales, risking a downswing when demand tapers. They cite a 28 billion dollar rise in consumer spending in Q1, with durable and nondurable goods up, and final sales up 43 billion, while inventory investment slowed from prior gains.
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