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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1971

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Smith Defends Stock Deal Ties amid Texas Probe

Gov. Preston Smith rejects links between his 1969 NBL stock profits and banking legislation. The SEC alleges stock manipulation in a broader case involving Frank Sharp and others, while Osorio and Baum reported paper losses. Smith cites neighborly talk on investments and denies improper influence.

AF Sensman Kemet Maz Preston Sml Gov. Smith Sry. Rewcies NBL Sharp Sharpstown State Bank Houston Osorio Austin Elmer C. Baum Smith 4. Osorio Osorio Allan Shivers Gov. Shivers Baum

Wage-Price Controls Next Move

The White House eyes possible price and wage controls for the construction industry as a Nixon plan. A voluntary contract effort failed and the Construction Collective Bargaining Commission report due Thursday could trigger new steps. Banks move to cut interest rates from six to five percent cheer White House.

Andress Washington White House Ronald Illegie Nixon Construction Collective Bargaining ‘Commission Ziegler Faculty of Inert James Storgson Dunlop Miami Build~ Ling Eczno- Cero Miami Beach Afl-Cio

House Rejects Confidence Vote On Stock Scandal Probe

The Texas House rejected a confidence vote tied to a stock fraud investigation involving Mutscher and associates. National Bankers Life Insurance Co. and related firms faced government action after being named in a U S Securities and Exchange Commission inquiry.

House of Weainlgely Bee Gus Mutscher Texas Mutscher House National Bankers Life Insurance Co Povernent Sesurities and Exchange Committee

Daily Prayer Note Expresses Gratitude and Hope

A reader offers a brief prayer thanking God for daily blessings and asking for guidance, love, and understanding to guide those seeking meaning in their lives today.

Order Filed Carr Osorio Dealings May Be Public

A federal bankruptcy referee on Tuesday ordered potential disclosure of detailed transactions involving former Texas Attorney General Waggoner Carr and his ex-partner John Osorio tied to the government stock fraud suit. Separately a judge dismissed stockholder motions in a Fort Worth insurance firm case and DB&T was ordered to provide records of its dealings with RIC International Industries under a Whitehurst subpoena.

Associated Presa Dallas Texas Atty Waggoner Carr John Osorio U. S. Dist William M. Taylor Jr Fort Worth U. S. Securities and Commissioard Db&t RIC International Industries Toy Whitehurst Ed Pioner Seo Carr

Silence in Dallas Slayings Linked to Neighbors

Investigators say a whole Dallas neighborhood may have known key details about a slaying. Ellis County deputies report a woman told a grocery customer that suspects targeted victims, suggesting local involvement and possible watchful eyes to prevent escape into Mexico.

United Pigea Dales Invesiga Tors Ellis County

Smith Seeks Swift Action On Texas Water And Bond Plan

Gov Preston Smith urged quick action on Texas water problems and outlined a second round of bond financed financing proposals for 1972 state operations. A joint session of the House and Senate was called for 11 a.m. Thursday to hear the address to the 62nd Legislature. The earlier plan to fund two years without new taxes via unprecedented bond issues and a temporary deficit faced defeat, including a $450 million public school bond and oil lease income for operations. The Senate committee reviewed college construction bonds tied to student tuition.

Associated Press Austin Preston Smith Texas House Senate Smith 62Nd Legis Don Kennard Fort Worth

Trunk murder in Florida as trio robs and shoots visitors

Nicholas Publick a 62 year old Connecticut carpenter and his wife Celia were visiting a Florida orange grove with real estate agent Robert Brinkworth when two men forced them into a stolen car trunk after attempting to open a safe. The men opened fire killing Celia and Brinkworth and wounding Publick who later found the trunk closed and the robbers gone. An ambulance and deputies responded to the scene.

Eustis Fla Nicholas Publick Connecticut Jacksonville Publick Celia Robert N. Brinkworth Here Lana Beers

Counterfeit Ring Nabbed in St Louis Fortunes

Secret service agents in St Louis seized counterfeit currency valued around $1 million amid a years long probe. Investigators reported the operation produced phony coins and notes, with arrests pending as agents pursued remaining suspects connected to the ring.

ST/LOUIS, Mo UPT Secret ‘Service St. Louis Gested

Missile Sites Struck Near Hanoi Deepen North Vietnam Raid

American fighter bombers hit surface to air missile sites 160 miles south of Hanoi in a deep foray inside North Vietnam. The strikes targeted radar and SAM positions near Vinh as part of ongoing protective reaction raids with uncertain results. Laos fighting slows Saigon drive with U S troops sustaining casualties while 3,000 Laotian mercenaries join the fight against Communist forces.

Associated Press Saigon Hanoi U.S Vinh North Vietnam Demilitarized Zone Laos U.S. Command Central Intelligence Agency CIA Ho Chi Minh Sepone Khe Sanh South Vietnam

Apollo 14 crew nears crater as moonwalk target

Apollo 14 astronauts came within 160 feet of a crater that was a prime objective of the mission. The report notes the near-miss as the lunar exploration continued with high confidence in achieving the science goals.

City seeks extra funds for memorial center project

The city weighs adding 1 million dollars to cover higher costs for the urban renewal memorial center project. Alderson says federal funds rules require a larger city share as staff plan a Friday work session to resolve the funding gap.

Vaughn Hendrie Alderson Avalanche-Journal Memorial Center Orville Alderson Federal Funds Reserve Civics Center Gay

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