Soviet ships seized after four hour chase in Bering Sea
Coast Guard said RBalky crews aboard two Soviet fishing vessels resisted escort to a U S Navy base in the Aleutians after illegal entry. One ship attempted escape but was recaptured following a four hour chase through sea ice that nearly led to gunfire. The icebreaker Storis, outnumbered eighty to one, pursued the vessels in the Bering Sea.
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Nixon faces large 1973 budget and deficit outlook
Lawmakers await Nixon talks as Congress faces a record budget request of nearly 247 billion dollars for fiscal 1973. Officials flag a widening deficit of about 40 billion in 1972 and future deficits surpassing 85 billion by year end.
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Skylab crews named with rookie astronauts joining veterans
Seven of nine Skylab astronauts are rookies while crews include Conrad, Kerwin, Weitz, Bean, Garriott, Lousma, Carr, Gibson and Pogue. The 56 day second mission launches July 30, final mission begins Oct. 28 with three space rookies aboard.
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Fire Destroys Tall Structure in Littlefield
Officials said a structure over 150 feet high burned in Littlefield. Lamb County residents four miles outside town watched flames light up the area as the blaze raged. By late Tuesday only a small part of the lower frame remained standing while fire crews dampened smoldering rubble and pockets of flame.
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Mrs. Mauldin Rites Planned in Littlefield
Services for 83 year old Mrs. C. C. Mauldin will be at 10 a.m. Thursday at First Baptist Church in Littlefield with Rev. A. J. Kennemer officiating. Burial follows at Littlefield Cemetery. She died Monday at Hospitality House after a lengthy illness. She was a New Edinburg Ark. native who moved to Littlefield from Dimmitt in 1932. Survivors include two sons Preston of Denver and O. C. of Brandon, Fla. a daughter Mrs. Earl Robison of Littlefield, three brothers Frank Files De Leon A C Files Gorman and W W Files Mission a sister Mrs. Bessie Young De Leon six grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.
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Mrs. Amy Jordan Rites Thursday
Mrs Amy Jordan ABERNATHY 66 died after a two week illness in Hi Plains Hospital Hale Center Services set for 2 p m Thursday at First Baptist Church officiated by Rev Murry Brewer and assisted by Rev Hollis Showmaker burial in Abernathy Cemetery under Chambers Funeral Home. Survivors include husband Clarence son Kenneth two brothers George and J E Gregory.
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Mesquite Control Plan Approved for Texas Range
The federal government approves Tordon 225 for mesquite control on 88 million acres of Texas rangeland. After years of testing since 1963, the herbicide will be available for non experimental use following EPA registration this season.
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Soviets Expand Air Defense Aid to Hanoi Amid China Tension
Diplomatic sources say Moscow plans to send substantial air defense aid including MiG jets missiles and radar to North Vietnam as U S air power remains in Indochina after troop withdrawals. The move aims to boost Hanoi's capabilities and shift influence away from China.
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Beryl O Black Funeral Today in Clovis NM
Funeral services for Beryl O Black 70 of Clovis will be at the Church of Christ at 2 p.m. with Robert B Hawkins and Leonard Gennings officiating. Burial at Lawn Haven Memorial Garden. Survived by wife Jewell son Byron daughter Billie Hamilton brother Ross Black and two others. Black died after a heart attack at Clovis Memorial Hospital. Born July 22 1901 in Randall County Texas.
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Portales Services Set For Woman
Mrs. C. R. Owens 79 of Portales dies after lengthy illness in Lubbock Texas. Services set for 1:30 p.m. Thursday at Portales Assembly of God Church with Rev Claude Spilman. burial in Friona Cemetery directed by Wheeler Mortuary. Survivors include five sons, a sister, 13 grandchildren, and 15 great grandchildren.
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Emma) Owens
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Mrs Hoover Rites Pending for Littlefield Woman
Elizabeth Hoover 71 of Littlefield died near noon Tuesday in an Amarillo rest home after three weeks residency. Services are pending Hammons Funeral Home. She was born in Paris and is survived by husband J C of Littlefield, two sons Byron and Benny Cox of Amarillo, two daughters Mrs Jack Witcher of Amarillo and Mrs Maurice Dipple of Artesia N M, four brothers Paul Bill Jack McCormick all of Littlefield Leonard McCormick of Muleshoe, two sisters Kathryne of Littlefield and Mrs Lydia Squires of Monahans, plus 15 grandchildren and 9 great grandchildren.
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Police Discover Store Break-In in Lubbock Market Place
Police in Lubbock found a burglary at the Market Place on 1819 Broadway Street around 10:30 p.m. Monday. The break-in was the fifth at the location in 14 months and the second in as many days, with another attempt to access the safe thwarted.
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Move to End Tie Up
ILWU. West Coast dockworkers strike for a new contract with guaranteed annual wage and big raises. Harry Bridges warns Hawaii and Vancouver may join. East Coast unions reluctant. Shippers divert cargo. Ensenada port clogging. Columbia River and Seattle ports show reduced activity. U.S. officials seek congressional authority to impose terms. California Governor Reagan and Oregon Governor McCall press for swift action.
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