Senate Panel Keeps Nixon Hearings Momentum
The Senate Watergate committee shows no sign of yielding to Nixon's appeal to move the case to the courts. Chairman Ervin urges release of tapes while noting broad foreign reaction to the president’s speech, with mixed support and calls to speed up hearings.
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Bells To Toll For 491 Death By Own Action Victims
Bells will toll 49 tones Friday in memory of 491 lives lost by jumping from the Golden Gate Bridge. The tolling, endorsed by the Death by Own Action Prevention Center, will involve churches across the Bay Area and precede discussion of an 800 barrier railing proposal to deter suicides on the bridge.
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Patman Sees Nation in a Low Mood and Recession
Representative Wright Patman, Democrat of Texas, warned on Thursday that the country is in a recession and experiencing a prolonged downturn. He urged action to address the lagging economy and improve conditions for workers and families.
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Warm Fair Days Ahead Across Texas Weather and Rain Totals
Storms swept parts of Southeast Texas with funnel clouds reported near Aransas Bay east of Rockport and heavy rains in La Marque and Port Arthur. Temperatures topped 100 in San Angelo and Wichita Falls while coastal towns saw inches of rain and a dry line limited cooling.
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Hepatitis Upsurge Confined to Reese Base Area
At Reese Air Force Base two hepatitis cases have appeared with no civilian spread. Col. Clarence Mide Reese hospital commander said the per month figure is not rising and checks of Lubbock hospitals show few or no cases. The base area remains the only reported focus.
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Hepatitis cases rise as hospital commander notes no panic
The hospital commander says the hepatitis outbreak is not panic causing though cases are increasing in the area. Symptoms start with fever weakness and appetite loss. later jaundice and urine changes can occur. Health measures urge caution for food handlers and families amid ongoing investigation.
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Restrictions Lifted On Wheat Planting
Washington reports agriculture secretary Karl J Butz lifted all planting restrictions on wheat, aiming to boost output to meet demand. The Four year farm support bill sets a 55 million acre allotment for 1974 with potential to rise to 60 million acres, possibly yielding up to 1.85 billion bushels if weather cooperates.
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Prayer for Kind Words and Kind Deeds
A short prayer emphasizes kindness in speech and actions to build confidence and love. The blessing invokes a gentle, communal spirit and ends with Amen.
Magruder pleads guilty in Watergate conspiracy case
Former adviser to the Nixon campaign Magruder pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy in the Watergate investigations. He admitted lying under oath and acknowledged efforts to obstruct justice. The judge postponed sentencing. co defendants pled guilty or prepared to testify in upcoming trials.
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Regents to decide on Indiana Avenue campus street plan
Regents meet at 1 pm in the Administration building to review final schematic for the $164 million teaching hospital and to name architects for the regional education center. Indiana Avenue extension through the Texas Tech campus is a priority item and faces opposition from Tech and city officials who fear a six lane road would isolate the medical school complex.
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Newsprint supply crunch threatens higher costs in Canada
Vancouver based Bloedel president Denis Timmis warns newsprint demand outruns supply across North America. He cites rising costs for mills, inflation, and shrinking investment as mills run near capacity. A strike by major New York newspapers could tighten already stressed supplies.
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Weather Summary for Lubbock and Vicinity
Partly cloudy conditions with no significant temperature changes. Saturday expected in the mid 90s with a low tonight in the mid 60s. Southerly winds 9 to 15 mph today. Humidity around 55 percent. Paso area temperatures show highs around the mid 90s and lows near 70.
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