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Price Increases Rejected by Commission in Profit Case
The commission rejected multiple proposed price hikes by firms including Admiral Corp and Eskimo Pie Co arguing the increases could not be justified by costs. They approved only a 2.3 percent margin rise for some products while other requests such as 2.26 percent for refrigerators and 3.29 percent for freezers were denied.
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Washington
Admiral Corp
Reynolds Metal Co
Eskimo Pie Co
Eka
Low
DeSoto Inc
Borg-Warnler Corp
Morse Chain
Deering Milliken Inc
Retroactive Pay Vetoed and Price Approvals Reported
The government delays retroactive pay ordered by Congress, citing Nixon authority not yet transferred to clear the measure. Meanwhile the FTC or price commission approved several increases across industries, including American Brands nonfilter cigarettes and Arvin Industries products, with multiple firms facing varied percentage changes.
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Washington
Congress
Noxon
Senay
Itals
American Brands Inc
Arvin Industries
American Standard Inc
Continental Can
Burlington Industries, Inc
Multiple arrests on narcotics charges after Thursday raids
A man and two youths were released on bond after Thursday night raids on narcotics paraphernalia and marijuana. Jacobo H. Valdez Jr. faced illegal paraphernalia charges while Guy Rhodes, Donald V. Hopkins, and others were charged with possession of a plant substance. Bonds ranged from 500 to 1,000 dollars. a 16 year old girl was turned over to juvenile authorities.
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Flint
Guy Rhodes
Donald V. Hopkins
39Th St
Valdez
Joe T. Valdez
Frances Guillen
Edwin Hi. Bordeker
Texas to receive over five million for rural aid program
The Agriculture Department announced on Friday that Texas will obtain 5,012,000 dollars from 1972 funds for the Rural Environmental Assistance Program. The program totals 185.5 million for states, up 55.5 million from last year.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Texas
Trial ends in $100,000 Erie Tech stock suit against Dempsey Tegeler
Eight plaintiffs from Terry, Gray and Midland counties sue Dempsey Tegeler & Co alleging heavy losses from over the counter Erie Technical Products stock bought in 1968 69. Evidence centered on merger rumors and stock promotions by Lubbock brokers. Jury to hear closing Monday conference and then deliberate Tuesday.
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U.S
Halbert C. Woodward
Erie Technical Products Inc
Lubbock D-T
H. C. Colvin
Johnh. Thomas
Ray Anderson
Gray Goodpasture
W. A. Fulford
Hal Kennedy Muldrow
Terry County
O. M. Prigmore
Gray County
Richard T. Prigmore
Midland County
Tommie Lee Cornelius
Erie Tech
Harold E. Levitt
California
Hulan F. Bass
Lubbock
D-T
Levitt
Bass
1+T
Eric Tech
Instrument Systems , Corp
Woodward
Erie Techs
ISC
Suspect Held In Shooting In Amarillo
James Pierson an 18 year old youth was held without bond on a murder with malice charge in the death of 21 year old George Washington. Washington died after his car struck a tree following gunfire with two gunshot wounds to the chin and head. An autopsy was ordered by Justice of the Peace Bonita Potter. A .22 caliber pistol with four live and two fired shells was recovered from Pierson's bathtub.
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Amarillo
UPI
James Pierson
George Washington
Justice of the Peace
Bonita Potter
Pierson
Washington
Woman and two children injured in two car crash
A woman Betty Taylor 41 and her children Ruth 5 and Winston 3 were hurt in a two car crash at 32nd Street and Avenue V around 9 20 am Friday. Taylor in fair condition at Methodist Hospital. Other driver Carl Winfrey 23 unharmed. Two others sought treatment after separate Lub bock accidents.
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Avenue V
Betty Taylor
33Rd St
Ruth
Winston
Winfrey
Lubbock
Tommy Ross Kirk
Elgin Avenue
Robert Glenn Rea
5Th St
6Th St
Demand Money As Bandit Threatens Woman and Children
A man described as a 20 to 25 year old Negro, about six feet tall, wearing blue jeans and a ski mask, threatened to kill a four year old unless a mother withdrew her bank funds. He fled with pennies after learning the balance was near zero, leaving a pistol behind along with a ski mask and bathing suit. Police investigated related local thefts of cigarettes, tickets, and cassette gear.
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Betty Brown
Er. Ist Place
Brown
Pat Patterson
Thalon Road
Kim Linder
5Th St
Roy Peters
Dartmouth St
AEC Reports Chinese Nuclear Test At Lop Nor Site
The Atomic Energy Commission said Communist China detonated a small atmospheric nuclear device at Lop Nor in Northwest China around 2 a.m. EST. The yield was under 20 000 tons of TNT, marking its 12th atmospheric explosion to date.
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Washington
The
Atomic Energy Commission
China
Lop Nor
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