Ford moves to heighten Korean crisis amid DMZ unrest
North Korea charged President Ford with moving the standoff toward war after U S officers were killed in the Panmunjom tree trimming incident. The State Department rejected the North Korean explanation as unacceptable and warned against propaganda while U S naval forces headed toward Korean waters. Memorials were held for Maj. Arthur Bonifas and 1st Lt. Mark Barrett as bodies returned home.
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Water Plan revisions to guide Texas by 2030
Public forums begin this fall as the Texas Water Development Board revises the Texas Water Plan through 2030. Dr. Herbert Grubb outlines four focus areas including basin by basin needs, available supplies, meeting gaps with alternatives, and evaluating economic and environmental effects. Projected population growth could double metro areas and push jobs to 12.6 million, with municipal needs rising to about 6 to 7.8 million acre feet. Agricultural production may expand to 17.5 to 35 million irrigated acres by 2030 depending on policy and demand.
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Austin Bureau
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Texas Water Development Board
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Reagan Says He Would Spend More Time In Ohio
In Los Angeles AP report Ronald Reagan blames Ohio for a convention loss and says he would spend more time there if he could rerun his near miss campaign. He asserts he had the votes for the Republican nomination upon arriving in Kansas City last week.
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Kansas City
Reagan recalls campaign missteps after losing nomination
The article recounts President Ford’s remarks on the 1976 race noting liberal Sen. Richard Schweiker as running mate and Reagan’s reflection on the Ohio and California primaries. It mentions California’s 167 delegates, a 2-1 margin in the state, and Reagan’s overall failure to secure the nomination despite strong support in some states.
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Richard Schweiker
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Ohio
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Ine Califon
Dad's Plea Follows Beginner To School
Dear World, my son starts school today and will find cold, strange changes. Please treat him gently as he leaves the king of the roost behind. Teach him to handle losing, enjoy winning, and steer him away from envy. Let him learn the wonder of books and the silent power of quiet laughter.
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W.L. Truman Copley
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Bae
Telphi
School Year Begins Prompting Youth Traffic Watch
Motorists should beware thousands of young pedestrians and cyclists returning to classes as the new school year starts. Officials urge caution during morning commutes and student crossings on busy streets.
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