Rift widens tax gap as House Senate clash stalls budget
Texas House Speaker Mutscher criticizes Senate leaders over delays on a 400 million tax bill and an emergency two month budget. Gov. Smith weighs options as state services face cutbacks, while lawmakers debate taxes on alcohol and energy amid a looming financial crisis.
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Nader’s Raiders Sweep Federal Agencies
Government work under Nader scrutiny expands from seven to a hundred outsiders. The summer project targets the Federal Trade Commission, Interstate Commerce Commission, Civil Aeronautics Board, and the Agriculture and Labor departments, with findings to be published for public review.
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Allies Reinforce Trapped Forces South of Da Nang
Allied reinforcements moved into jungled ridges 31 miles south of Da Nang near Hiep Duc, doubling the size of a task force surrounding a North Vietnamese division. About 1,500 Marines and South Vietnamese troops joined the fight as heavy contact continued since August. The operation aimed at the center hill with Ryder base reactivated to provide three artillery repeats and air strikes joining the assault.
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Hijacking of two U S jetliners lands in Damascus and Havana
Guerrillas hijack two American jets, one diverted to Havana and the other to Damascus. Aboard the 707 bomb damages the cockpit and five passengers are injured as passengers evacuate by emergency chutes. The National Airlines plane returns to Miami after diverting from Miami to Houston.
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Town tales and school enrollments headline Lubbock paper
The edition notes public schools enrolling about 15 760 students as of Tuesday and previews a groundbreaking ceremony for a new laboratory on Sunday. The town that almost was is recalled as residents swap stories in Pyron today.
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Festival draws massive crowd for labor day rock event
Hundreds of youths traveled to Lewisville for a Labor Day weekend rock festival expected to draw about 150 000 attendees. Police and deputies maintained a tolerant stance as festivalgoers enjoyed swimming and other activities with minimal enforcement at campsites.
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U S Seeks Long Talks Over Helicopter Crew Return
North Korea told a meeting of the Korean Armistice Commission that three Americans were alive but injured after their helicopter was shot down on August 17. Washington prepared for extended negotiations to win their release, while Pyongyang demanded an apology and admission of guilt. Capt. David H. Crawford of Pooler Georgia and Spec. 4 Herman E. Hofstatter of Lowpoint Illinois were listed as seriously injured.
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Damages Settled In Riddel Case For 20000
A $75000 damage suit against Dr Roy Riddel Jr a Latchbock physician was settled out of court Friday less than two hours after filing Records in the district clerk office show the settlement at $20000 The case caption reads Mrs Karen Frankisin v Roy Riddel Jr Bank Pioneer No 4 Tart 1 Gas Building
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Houston men arraigned in aviation export case
Sidney G. Sims and M. L. Gardiner of Houston faced charges over conspiring to ship military aircraft engines to El Salvador. Both men waived hearings and posted $10 000 bonds. Paul D. Finefrock of Oklahoma attended but was not charged beyond investigation.
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