No Major Food Price Declines Foreseen
The piece reviews inflation and growth forecasts, noting the Commerce Department’s revised figures for the second quarter and annual growth, with discussions of consumer behavior, meat prices, and wholesale trends. It cites industry spokesmen from Armour, Swift, and others, and mentions gasoline price ceilings and Phase IV rules affecting energy markets.
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Indiana campus traffic plan debate stalls on six lane proposal
City and university officials debated Kiesling's six lane Indiana route through the campus to replace the Tech Freeway and connect to the medical school. Mayor Turner and regents pressed to keep the existing plan, warning alterations could take years and cost millions, while seeking more highway department data before decisions.
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Coast Guard Seeks Three Scuba Divers
Coast Guard conducts sea and air search for three divers after they failed to return from a diving expedition near Sabine Pass. The missing men are Paul Lee 23 of Groves his uncle Charles Lee and Glen Laird of Port Arthur who spent the night aboard an offshore drilling rig after losing their way in fog.
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Lawyers Defend Tapes Ban on Watergate Subpoenas
The White House fights subpoenas for Nixon tapes while asserting executive privilege. Charles Alan Wright will argue against Cox, and three aides claim privilege over presidential conversations. A CBS News poll after Nixon’s address finds 44 percent suspect awareness of a cover up.
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No Bodies Found In New Digging
Galveston County sheriff's deputies searched a narrow beach strip Friday for more victims in the fatal Worst Aiasx murder case but found nothing. Capt. J. D. Irwin said the dig would end unless new information emerged and that they had likely recovered all remains at the scene. Deputies from Chambers and Jefferson Counties assisted in the operation.
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Stolen Safe Tied to High Island Investigation
Deputies continued digging near High Island for links to a series of killings and a staged robbery. Police report a stolen safe and insured jewelry valued around ten thousand dollars found in a Houston store sale, with two suspects charged in the case as more bodies were possibly connected to a broader sequence of violent crimes.
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Teodoro Pepa and Neighine Welcome Daughter at Home
A chaotic, OCR damaged notice reports the birth of Teodoro Pepa’s daughter Neighine at a hospital in a distant region. Names and places are garbled, but the event is described as a birth with family acknowledgments and celebrations planned.
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Agnew Probe Tightens as Grand Jury Speeds Up
Grand jury meetings increase to more than weekly sessions as prosecutors press the inquiry into Agnew related kickbacks and extortion. Beall seeks a three month term extension while discussing the case with Petersen as Justice officials dispute briefing practices.
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Silverton City Council Enacts Hall Addition and Water Well Bid
Silverton City Council approved a city hall addition to house an ambulance at an estimated $6,000, awarded Green Machinery Co. the bid for a new deep municipal water well, and pledged to pursue workers compensation insurance. Tax receipts for 1972 stood at 945 percent with a 1973 roll of $24,371.25. The panel also decided to allocate future revenue sharing for water supply development.
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SPAG Names Successor To Deyo
SPAG selects a new live director to replace Deyo who led since the council was formed five years ago. McCrary praised the hire for administrative and public relations strengths while noting the need to better inform area residents about SPAG. The incoming director, a former Electra mayor and NorTex chairman from 1966 to 106, is married with one daughter.
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Campus plan eyed after Memorial Circle clash
Following the April 2 protest, the SA proposes dividing the campus into four segments and appointing a study committee. A detailed plan may go to the October regents meeting with a calendar system requiring groups to check availability before scheduling events. Activities would be restricted to organized events to manage traffic and land use.
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Convicted Killer Given 25 Years in Texas Slaying
CLEBURNE AP Charles Edward Neal 25 received a 2 year prison term Friday for the January murder of Steve Simms 17 at a Joshua service station in Tole json County. The jury took three hours to decide Neal's guilt and 45 minutes to assess his punishment.
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Illinois May Get Slice Of Official's Estate
Illinois may receive about $150000 from an official's trust to maintain a home in Vienna Johnson County seat. The settlement would fund scholarships and memorial flowers for shut-ins at memorials of his late wife Daisy, per Powell's will. Scott's office says the plan is legally acceptable under charitable trust extension tradition.
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