State Surety Board Hears Gripes At Rate Hearing
North Texas motorists crowded the County Commissioners Court chambers to protest a proposed auto insurance rate hike. The State Insurance Board heard petitions, statistics, and homemade reform proposals as citizens testified. Testimony split among politicians, agents, and concerned citizens, with concerns over industry practices.
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State Surety Board
Associated Press
Dallas
North Texas
County Commissioners Court
State Insurance Board
Fusion Research Aims at New Power Source at Tech
A provocative plan at Texas Tech University seeks a Serrencetr fusion device said to unlock unlimited nuclear energy. The project, if approved by the Board of Regents, would be built within three years and studied by a special committee led by former officials and engineers from Tech Exaaieent Grover.
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Perry Cure
Avalanche Journal
Texas Tech University
Board of Regents
Rank Junell
Fusion burn mission eyed on Texas Tech campus
The Plains region paper notes a proposal to locate an engineering fusion program on the Texas Tech campus. Backers, led by Haruki Hina, cite a two year plan to develop a controlled thermonuclear burn with aims of cheap power and potential desalination, using Dr. Donald L. Ensley’s Radiation Equilibrium paper as a basis.
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A. Fusion
Texas Tech
Tech
Ind
Hina
Haruki Hina
Harvest Queen Mill
Rteeseen
Donald L. Ensley
Hinn
Ensley
Soviet Union chides Nixon over Vietnam warning
The Kremlin via Tass denounces President Nixon for hinting at resuming bombing in North Vietnam if enemy forces threaten South Vietnam. The communique says U.S. actions in Laos and Cambodia worsen chances for peace and complicate Indochina stability.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Nixon
North Vietnam
U.S
Democratic Republic of
North
Tass
Asia
Ift
United States
Laos
Cam
Indochina
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Congress to Meet in Special Sessions Before Expiration
Fragmentary Nixon era text notes calls for Congress to reconvene in special sessions before January 3 expiry. References to secretary, House Speaker, and appropriations measures imply urgent budget and trade issues amid looming deadlines.
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Washin
Congress
O. Wey
Bree
Ronald Li Gienet
Soi Nixon
House
Judge James A. Ellis Promoted to Amarillo Court
Gov. clarified that James A. Ellis was promoted to the 7th Court of Civil Appeals in Amarillo on Wednesday. Attorney Robert C. Wright was chosen to succeed him as judge of the 137th District Court.
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Kenneth May
Avalanche Journal
Sraft
Lubbock
James A. Ellis
Court of Civil Appeals
Amarillo
Robert C. Wright
137Th District Court
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