Drastic Changes Foreseen for Independent Service Stations
The piece discusses predicted reductions for independent gas stations as major refiners limit sales to independents amid fears of shortages. It cites Florida AG suit against 15 major firms, political influence concerns, and rising earnings of majors like Exxon during price controls. Independent dealer Bill Shore warned of closures and industry pressure.
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Perez Wins Venezuela Presidency In Shock Election
In Venezuela a presidential contest ends with Carlos Andres Perez declared winner amid a withdrawal of far left and far right factions. unofficial tallies show Perez leading Fernandez as voters reject extremist candidates. National Electoral Board reports Perez ahead but full results await official returns.
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Arrest Of Boy 16 Clears Burglaries
A 16 year old youth was arrested at his residence on Monday morning confirming burglaries. Officers found a duffel bag with items believed stolen from Newcoml serving state and identified some merchandise as stolen. investigators recovered radios flashlights tools wires and other items. officers continued to determine ownership and value. The juvenile remained in custody at Lubbock County Jail.
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Fuel Crunch Predictions Seen Overstated
The article cites government and foundation estimates on an Arab oil embargo impact. It notes possible loss of 1.4 million barrels per day of Arab crude and up to 800 thousand barrels per day of refinery products in the Caribbean, with some sources arguing the figure may be exaggerated.
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Austria closes Schonau Castle Jewish transit camp
Austrian Chancellor Bruno Kreisky ends the Schonau Castle transit camp used by Jewish emigrants bound for Israel. Police say no more Jewish emigrants will be brought to Lebenau and Soviet Jews will be rested at a Red Cross station before flight to Tel Aviv within 14 hours.
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Hospital Financing Assured Amid June Contract Pressure
Hospital district officials face a June deadline to have a project under contract to secure Hill Burton funds. Plans call for bids in March or April with a June award, while alternatives include partial shelling and redesigned ICU and space reductions at Texas Tech medical school. Directors worry about late notice of changes and potential delays.
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Commission Seeks Bids On Pavilion
Washington said about $150 worth of food vouchers were issued in November, down from about $500 October. The commissioners awarded several contracts based on bids opened Monday and heard county officials discuss energy conservation efforts. The county will place a Christmas tree in the courthouse lobby without electric lights.
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Watergate Links Nixon Campaign to Hughes Ties
Transcripts show Lawrence O'Brien links to Hughes Tool Co and to Donald Nixon. committee notes discuss wiretaps, mining rights in the Dominican Republic, and possible dual-purpose $190,000 payments for re election. Lenzner cites discussions of Greenspun’s safe break in and Hughes influence on Air West sale and Nevada matters.
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Nixon nominates Saxbe for U.S. attorney general post
President Nixon nominates Sen William B Saxbe of Ohio as attorney general to overcome constitutional hurdle over salary. Nomination sent to Senate with Judiciary Committee to review before Christmas. Saxbe viewed as independent and not a loyalist amid tough confirmation questions.
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Toy Mail Blaze Destroys Christmas Toys in Transit
Fire damaged a mail truck at the main post office on 5th Avenue G injuring about 100 dollars of toy contents. Firefighters contained the blaze quickly in the mail bay but no official cause is yet determined, though friction from a toy in a box is suspected.
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Goodfellows letter urges donations for children in need
The writer notes that a gift of six dollars is substantial enough to buy fruit nuts candy and toys for at least four children despite inflation. Last year volunteers distributed sacks to over 8 000 children on Christmas morning funded by donations to Box 49] Lubbock 79408.
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Council Grants Auto Price Decontrol Amid Planned Increases
The Cost of Living Council approves a 150 dollar price rise for the 1974 auto year by Ford, American, and General Motors, with three makers pledging no small car price hikes beyond 18 dollars. The move shifts production cost concerns away from controls, while overall auto sales fell 14 percent in November and Chrysler faces stricter limits without equivalent commitments.
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15-Year-Old's Kindnesses Bring Fortune
A teen named Jackie describes helping Mrs. Thomas Fieley of a Fifth Avenue home as her finances deteriorated after the widowhood in the 1900s. Gifts found in pawn tickets led to an auction that netted thousands, and Jackie inherited the contents of a parlor and a monthly income from a will.
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