Houston Murders and a Neighbor Next Door
In a Houston area neighborhood concern grows as families mourn missing youths. Police face delays amid the Harsh truth that a trusted neighbor may be linked to gruesome killings of 24 boys. Wayne Henley and David Brooks are linked to murder charges as remains are exhumed from grave sites. identification of victims continues amid renewed fear.
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Price Spirals Predicted As Phase IV Unwinds
Washington AP reports Phase IV begins amid uncertain effects on prices as food costs rise and experts warn inflation may stay high. Officials, including Kenneth Fedor, foresee continued price pressures in bread and meats with aims to moderate inflation by next year.
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GOP Chairman Says Nixon's 1966 Campaign Bailed Out
Washington report notes Republican National Chairman George Bush revealed the Nixon Agnew campaign organization faced poverty after 1968 with about 2.5 million in reserves. He said the RNC donated seed money to restart Nixon's reelection effort, later finding nearly one million left from 1968. Some Republicans were shocked by the disclosure.
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Weather and political notes blend in scattered report
Weather from Lubbock area shows clear to partly cloudy skies with a few temperature notes and winds. A separate politics section discusses post 1968 and 1972 campaign funding, surplus remnants, and Watergate testimony concerning the Nixon era and the RNC.
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Missing Boy Hoax Bared as NM Search Is Called Off
In Albuquerque New Mexico an active search for a missing boy believed to be in danger was ended after five days. State Police Chief Martin Viel said the calls for help on citizens band radios could not be proven and air and ground searches found no definite information to confirm the situation. Authorities planned no further search without new evidence.
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Parking Control Jobs Seldom Boring By SAM ATTLESEY
Seven women in Lubbock serve as Parking Control Officers and resist the term meter maids. They patrol streets on small scooters, chalk tires, and issue tickets, while meeting people from all walks of life and enduring dust storms and cold weather. They find the outside duties exciting and not boring.
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Lone Bandit Robs Serve-L-Food Market in Broad Daylight
Police search for a lone bandit who robbed the Serve-L-Food Market at 704 EL Broadway early Sunday. Officials say between 300 and 400 dollars were taken from a cashier by a man described as 5 feet 4 inches tall with jeans and a jacket. The suspect claimed the event was an armed robbery and touched a metal sounding object in the office.
Open Heart Surgery Reactions Vary By CELESTE
The Avalanche Journal reports varied reactions to open heart surgery as 180 former patients form the Open Heart Club of the Southwest in Lubbock to share experiences. James O Davidson, first triple bypass patient at Methodist Hospital, recalls his journey from diagnosis to surgery and recovery.
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Cambodians Seek Nixon Aid In Coup
Phnom Penh officials reportedly asked the Nixon administration to remove Lon Nol and return exiled Prince Norodom Sihanouk. If Washington agrees Henry Kissinger would discuss plans with Chinese leaders in Peking. Kissinger denied knowledge of such talks.
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Daily Prayer Excerpt Reads Like A Morning Invocation
A brief prayer asks for divine guidance to illuminate actions and brighten lives for both the reader and others, concluding with Amen.
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Planes Collide Over Torrance Airport
Two planes collided over the west end of Torrance Airport Sunday night. Police reported five persons believed killed in the crash.
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Comic Dictionary Judge Adopts Crisp Final Words
An official who acts as a minister of justice uses few words but many sentences in delivering rulings. The description reflects a sparse, direct style emphasizing concise judgment.
Prosecutor to Argue Nixon Not Above Nation's Law
Special prosecutor Archibald Cox prepares to tell U S District Judge John Sirica that no man, not even President Nixon, is above the law. He will stress executive privilege has limits when conflicting with legal duties and notes Nixon waived privilege for Watergate tapes. Cox cites Marbury v Madison and informs Nixon must disclose tapes to the grand jury under subpoena.
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