Treaty Dues Signatures Four To Join EEC At Brussels
In Brussels four new members join the six nation European Common Market, expanding the EEC to 10 nations. Heath of Britain Lynch of Ireland Krag of Denmark and Bratel of Norway attend the signing at Egmont Palace as Malfatti of the Commission hails the move. The ceremony marks a major step in European integration affecting trade and politics across 255 million people.
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CPI
Britain
Denmark
Norway
Ireland
United How
U.S.S.R
France
Germany
Italy
Belgium
Luxembourg
Netherlands
Egmont Palace
Edward] Heath
John Lynch
Jens Otto Krag
Tryave Brittel
Franc Malfatti
Executive Commission of the Common Market
Tve
Charles de Gaulle
Rural highway accidents injure 38 in December
December road mishaps in Lubbock County injured 38 with two fatalDecmber incidents. The year total for Lubbock County shows 509 accidents, 22 killed and 183 more injured than 1970. DPS report lists counties Sherman, Brock, Wilbarger, Hall, Motley, Potter with one death each.
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Rura
Lubbock
0. C. Guthrie
Highway Patrol
Lubbock County
ITL
Lubbock Department
Dare
DPS
Sherman
Pbock
Wilarger
He Townwall
Wine
Lipscomb
Motley
Potter
Judge Orders Extradition For Escapee
A judge ordered the extradition of an escapee to New Mexico after denial of a request for stay. The man, detained at his mother’s home, faces transfer while attorneys prepare appeals. Local officials confirm the extradition order and ongoing legal proceedings.
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Charles Reynolds
Orient
New Mexico
Reynolds
Neve Magica
Booth St
Apt
Arraven
Lone Reynolds
Erisseen
Megree
Stage Band Clinic At University Music Building
The Vexas Tech directed by Paul Mazzacane will host a stage band clinic at 3 PM today in Room 1 of the university music building. Open to all music students, the program features a demonstration performance with ML projection and new published music pieces.
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Vexas Tech
Paul Mazzacane
Mazzavcane
Enst
Wit
Seminole Livestock Show highlights Fourth year FFA wins big
The Four-H and Future Farmers of America clubs swept top honors at the Ginn County Livestock Show in Seminole with champions in multiple divisions. Grand Angus heifer was shown by Marcus Crow Jr, and reserve by Mark Nichols. Other titles went to Teresa Lambert for top lamb and Barnett for reserve arrow in sheep. A barbecue and auction followed the judging with awards at 7:90 p.m. Judges included Billy Reager and Loyd Gossett. Political events loomed as Sen. Ralph Yarborough urged student voters at North Texas State University and Governor Briscoe joined campaign stops in South Texas alongside Lt. Gov. Ben Barnes.
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Seminole
Mike Darnett
Champian Barrow
Danny McLivin
Angus Heifer
Steve Hingham
Eballon Limb
Sentinel eFour- Mens
Hucky Jones
Fst
Stort
Varum
Dolph Briscoe
Linton
Ben Barnes
Briscoe
South Texas
San Antonio
U.S. Senate
Jomer
Ralph Yarborough
North Texas State Uiversity
Denton
Yarborough
Democ
Geldin
Dallas
Barefoot Sanders
Beaumont
Texas
Dee Ann Bobo Thes
Slick
Madison Avenue
Cal
Marcus Crow Jr
Mark Nichols
Teresa Lambert
Murder with malice charges filed in Odessa secretary death
Johnny Meadows, an ex convict and former Odessa Well Service worker, faced murder with malice charges after the skeletal remains of Gloria Sue Green were found in Odessa. Investigators tied Meadows to the disappearance, noting he knew Green personally and had been held on a mortgage property case. Bond denial followed by grand jury action anticipated.
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Karen Wright
Avalonche-Journal
Odessa
Johnny Meadows
Ector County ‘Sheriff's Deputies
Justice of the
Otis Moore
Grand Jury
Nevins
Gloria Sue Nix
Cook! Green
O&l
Well Service Company
Gainesville
Meadows
Flor County
Blackshear Junior High
Ector County Grand Jury
Aztec
Tom Sneed
N.M
Moore
Gabrel
Odessa Earry
Ketor
Eine Sheriff's Office
Ector Coune
Green
Ector County Sheriffs Office
Gloral
Sue Green
O&i. Well Service
Well Service
Midland
Department of Public Safety
Lubbock
Eetor County
Alm
Governor Candidates Clash Over Filing Fee Change
In Austin, Governor candidates Smith and Barnes blamed each other amid a disputed filing fee policy. A Dallas three judge court ruled a new state law taxing candidate filing fees up to four percent of salary is invalid, affecting primary elections and costs of campaigning. The decision, tied to opposition from the lieutenant governor, leaves basic questions about financing for future contests unresolved.
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Austin
Guy
Nnton Smith
Hien Barnes
Dallas
le Smith
Smith
Reynolds
Importing Water Termed Doubtful Honor
PORTALES New Mexico state engineer Steve Reynolds said a plan to import water from the Mississippi River to West Texas and eastern New Mexico would be technically feasible but economically doubtful. He spoke before Water Incorporated urging a plan to supply from the Mississippi system into the Texas and Oklahoma panhandle. Officials cited high costs and questioned financing, with some officials arguing the project would not benefit the river states enough to justify the expense.
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Portales
N.M
UPI
New Mexico
Steve Reynolds
West Texas
Mississippi River
Reynolds
Vy. Smith
Barnes
Smith
Louisiana
Mississipp
Bob Bull
Jock
Crawfordlof
Martin
Reynold
Texas Water Development Board
Bullock Sanaei
Ielegation
Hullock
Bullock
Stop Gap Action Aimed at Florida Prison Overcrowding
Florida prison officials announce a stop gap plan to release about 116 inmates early on Feb 1 to relieve overcrowding. Lake Butler reception center to handle influx as space runs out. Secretary Emmitt Roberts says paroles and community corrections expansion are the longer term solution.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Florida
Louiesphis Iy Wainwright
Lake Butler
Wainwright
Emmitt Roberts
Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services
Eight States Report Flu Outbreaks and Rising Deaths
National Center for Influenza reports eight states and 122 cities show serious flu outbreaks through Jan. 15. New York City, Boston, Rhode Island, and Massachusetts among affected areas. states note increased deaths from pneumonia and influenza as the Hong Kong flu season intensifies.
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Hong
INCDC
NCDC
England
New England
North Central
New York City
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Washington, D.C
Connecticut
Maine
New
Nebraska
Delaware
Colorado
Bullock
Water Incorporated
Hong Kong
An Australian State Leads In Anti-Discrimination Law
A fragment notes South Australia as the only Australian state with pan tidiscrimination law. It also mentions Finland as a leading foremarket animal in a confused line about trees providing over 5,000 products for daily life.
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Souths
Australia
Finland
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Martin County Agriculture
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Rio Grande
Ector County Sheriffs Department
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O. C. Owens
Ector County
Texas Rangers
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Sneed
John Green
Idalou
Lec
Petaacre Sels
Lubbock Christian College
Ken Dill
Quasar
Motorola
Royce
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