Nixon Gratified By Steel Price Move Seen as Containment
UPI reports President Nixon expressed gratification over a steel price increase plan by Bethlehem Steel and U S Steel, noting initial talks to restrain inflation and a smaller rise than expected. The White House described the action as substantial but not excessive.
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Pittsburgit
UPI
U.S
Gert
Bethlehem Steel Corps
Warren
White House
Nixon
Bethlehem
U.S. Steel
Selected Evidence Sparks Debate Over Pot Use At Meet
A narcotics report draft drawn from federal and NIH sources prompts criticism from Price, head of a drug education coalition, who calls it a political attack on dissenters and argues the draft cites selective evidence. The White House clearing house will review the report’s findings, with a separate presidential commission also weighing marijuana issues.
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Washington
Price
Abuse Council
American Medical Association
Asio- Narcotics Bureau
Methodist
Council
Thomas Price
National Coordinating Council
On Drug Abuse Education
The
Information, Inc.council
Bureau of Cuties and Dangerous Drugs
Justice Department
John Ingersoll
Bureau
Defense Department
National Institute of Mental Health
White House
Strong Year In Building Predicted At Houston NAHB Meet
About 55 000 builders and suppliers gathered in Houston for the 27th annual NAHB convention. Officials predict 1.7 million housing starts this year aided by lower mortgage rates, with 3 million more families now eligible for ownership. Experts, including Romney, will discuss taxation financing and 1970s challenges. The event features panels and 500 exhibitors at Astrohall beside the Astrodome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Ional Association of Home Builders
George Romney
Washington
NAHB
Louis R. Barha
Veterans Administration
Federal Housing Administration
Dee. 1
Barha
Jack Miller
Iowa
Wright Patman
D-Tex
House Banking Committee
John Sparkman
D-Ala
Senate Committee On Banking
Astrohall
Astrodome
Rulings, reforms and leadership fights loom in Congress
In Congress this week reformers push to raise the filibuster threshold to a three fifths vote or 60, with opponents from southern and small states. Vice President Spiro Agnew may rule on whether 51 votes can end a filibuster, a ruling that could be overturned by a Senate majority. House Democrats will pick a successor to Speaker candidate Carl Albert from five or more contenders, including Hale Boggs and Wayne A. Ys. Senate GOP Leader Hugh Scott faces a possible challenge by Howard Baker, while Democratic Whip Ted Kennedy may contend with Byrd ally Robert Byrd district 27-3 Lions Club gathered in El Paso for midwinter conference with Lightfoot speaking.
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James B. Pearson
R-Kan
Senate
Spiro T. Agnew
Congress
House Democrats
Carl Albert
D-Okla
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
House
jAlbert
Hale Boggs
Morvis IK
Udall
Aziz B.g Calif
James’ G. Mich
Wayne L
Ward M. Kennedy
Mass
Russell B. Long
EL Paso
Robert C. Byrd
W.va
Lions Clubs
Rodeway Inn
A. B. Lightfoot
Odessa
Roy Chambliss
Ysleta
Hereford Man Arrested After Stabbing Incident
Hereford authorities arrested Vano Villareal after a stabbing at a labor camp two miles south on U S 385. The victim Rodolfo Castillo was taken to Deaf Smith County Hospital with three stab wounds near the heart and was listed in satisfactory condition. Villareal faces assault with intent to murder charges before Justice of the Peace Glenn Nelson.
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Hereford
Deat Smith County
Vano Villareal
Here
U.S. 385
Rodolfo Castillo
Deaf Smith ‘County
Villareal
Justice of the Peace
Glenn Nelson
Robert
Jeff Harrell
Winkler County
Kermit School Board
Fred Hudson
Hudson
Texaco, Inc
Houston
Harrell
Brownfield High School
John Tarleton State College
Kermit
Danish Youth Visits Tulsa Friends Before Return to Denmark
John from Denmark visits Randy Foutch in Tulsa during Christmas holidays after Randy’s first year biology studies at the University of Texas. They recall high school days in Snave, discuss Danish and American foods, and note John’s plans to study in Odense next August to teach German and Danish and World History. John’s U.S. trip includes New York sights, the United Nations, and a Tulsa stay through mid February before returning to Denmark in April.
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John
Tulsa
Randy
Raymond Foutch
University of Texas
Snave
Odense
Denmark
Denark
Jane
U.S
Texas State University
Buffalo Stadium
Texas Plate
Nielsen
Talia
Nielsens
New York City
United Nations
General Assembly
Ford
Palo Duro State Park
Carlsbad Caverns
Western Pavements
Lubbock
Lakeview Gin
Postal service cuts likely under new system
San Antonio AP reports rural deliveries may be reduced to alternate days and later limited nationwide as the new public Postal Service begins July 1. J Stanly Lewis of the National Association of Letter Carriers says the reform act requires the agency to break even within five years, guiding reductions to curb costs. He cites anticipated cutbacks across many areas to help the service pay its way.
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San Antonio
Postal Union
U.S
Lold Post Office Department
Lewis
Washington
Letter Caries Union
SST Ruling Shapes Yet Uncertain U S SST Debate
The article outlines staunch support and strong opposition to the American SST program, warning of economic costs and job losses if abandoned. It notes administrations and Congress predicting victory, while more than 100 million dollars has already been invested with another 51.7 million planned, amid persistent environmental debates and competing reports on pollution. It also covers postmaster cutbacks to curb costs, wage talks, and upcoming collective bargaining as postal management seeks pay-as-you-go strategies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Proximire Dwis
Senate
Henry S. Reuss
D-Wis
Allen Academy Enrolling For Mid Term In Spring
Allen Academy Bryan Texas opens limited Spring Semester admissions starting February 1. Eligible applicants with good character and willingness to study in small classes will receive guidance to develop moral character, reading, responsibility, and self discipline. The program aims to foster college entrance readiness through focused study in grades seven through twelve.
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Allen Academy
Bryan
Texas
Allen
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