Philippine President Rejects U S Aid For Quake Victims
Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos rejects an American aid offer for more than 175000 quake and tsunami victims in the Mindanao Sulu region saying the nation will meet difficulties with its own resources. He cites ongoing relief efforts and notes foreign aid could be standby. 8000 dead or missing and 175000 homeless in the August disaster.
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Manila
Philippines
Ferdinand Marcos
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Marcos
Mansfield
Senate
Ford
Philippine
Mindanao-Sulu
Actress Glo ria Swanson settles tax dispute with IRS
Gloria Swanson 77 agreed to pay 5007.13 dollars to settle alleged 1969 1970 income tax deficiencies after the IRS claimed 14447.27 dollars. Tax Court Judge Howard A Dawson accepted the settlement as partial payment by a single taxpayer.
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Washington
UPI
Gloria Swanson
Internal Revenue Service
Miss Swanson
David R. Shelton
Howard A. Dawson
IRS
Picon Couple Welcomes Baby Boy in West Texas Hospital
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Picon of 2621 Emory Street on the birth of a son weighing 7 pounds 11 ounces at 3 14 a.m. Tuesday in West Texas Hospital.
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Joe P. Picon
Emory St
West Texas Hospital
Meals On Wheels Grants Stay Afloat In Lubbock Aid
Lubbock Meals on Wheels receives a $12,000 boost from the Community Services Commission to cover two months of operations and ongoing fundraising. Mary Williams, coordinator, notes income shortfalls since 1971 and 121 elderly served five days weekly. The grant comes from a $17,000 surplus misattributed by a federal grant.
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Preston Lewis
Er Wesler
Lubbock
Lubbock Community Services Commission
Archie Bottoms
Commission
Hous
Ing
Mary Williams
Lubbock Meals An ‘Wheels Inc
Community Services Department
Community Services Commission
Carolyn Gilbert
Rosetta Moore
Unauthorized Use of Auto Leads to Multiple Arrests
Two women Elma Cerna and Gloria Moreno were charged with unauthorized use of a vehicle after allegedly driving a car in Lamesa without permission. Bonds set at $1,000 each, they were jailed after police linked the car to a reported theft. Also charged was Rex Michael Elam on marijuana possession, released after posting bond. Rodger Lynn Edge faces consecutive theft charges with bonds suggested at $2,000 and $2,500.
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Lamesa
Justice of the Peace
Charles E. Smith
Elma Cerna
N. Sherman Ave
Gloria Moreno
Sherman Ave
1St Street
Avenue H
Santiago Faz
Rex Michael Elam
18Th St
Elam
19Th Street
Rodger Lynn Edge
Andrews
Edge
Davis
Midland
Tubbs
Panel Refuses Health Program Cuts By Jim Busby
City council faces a $47 000 shortfall in the health department budget as the county funds debate continues. Board members refuse to cut programs and send the issue to council with Barrington urged to seek alternative revenues including general funds. A legal challenge over indigent care payments and hospital district obligations adds to the funding uncertainty.
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Jim Busby
Barrington
Coun
Health Department
Couch
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