Schools Cases Involve Four States
Oklahoma officials map draft quotas possibly under 60 ceiling to prevent inequities from high numbers. State director orders cancel calls above 60 as boards face year start shortages due to deferments. White House Selective Service and Pentagon officials seek balance with 366 lottery numbers and likely calls across thirds.
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Okla
White House
Pentagon
Selective Service
Dbeuinnink
Sec. of Defense
Melvin PB. Laird
Nixon
Senate Armed Services Committee
Poisoned pork sickens children and sparks meat chase
Three injured children in El Paso are being treated for mercury poisoning after eating poisoned pork. Federal inspectors seek meat from hogs tied to mercury contamination, tracing slaughters to a New Mexico packing firm and Roswell plants, with dozens of hogs held for tests and recalls under way.
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EL Paso
New Mexico
Compan
Ernest Huckelby
Alamogordo
Nom
Amos
Dorothy
Washington
Agriculture Department
Clovis Host Co
Clovis
Glover Packing Co
Roswell
Department
Glover Management
Childrens
Huckerby
Senate okays crime measure amid debate over abuse risks
Senate advances a broad crime bill with special grand juries, immunity proposals, and penalties. Provisions would permit reports on misconduct by officials and organized crime, widen no bail for contempt, and allow perjury convictions from contradictory sworn statements while restricting access to government files. Senate members clash over the bill’s reach and civil liberty implications.
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Charles B. Goodell
RN OY
Gmingland
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Edward
Car Bus Collision Injures Area Girl Near Lamesa
Ann Riddles of Midway driving a sedan collided with a school bus 10 miles southeast of Lamesa. The girl was treated and released at Medical Arts Hospital. no students were hurt. Bus driver Tommy Stovall of Lamesa reported the minor damage occurred on a dirt road near US 87.
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Lamesa
Midway
Medical Arts Hospital
Sere
Ann Riddles
Dawson County
Miss Riddles
US 87
Tommy Stovall
Planetarium lecture on cosmic rays at Texas Tech campus
A Sunday planetarium program at the museum on Texas Tech campus will present the final date of The Mystery of Cosmic Rays. Cosmic rays and their origins will be demonstrated with admission free for adults and 5 cents for children. preschoolers are not admitted. Parking is available in the museum parking area west of Broadway entrance.
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Towa
Louisana
Mississippi
New York
New York City
Jackson J. Avo
Ohio
Nebraska
Nevada
West Virginia
Texas
Minnesota
Vermont
Indiana
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Kentucky
Utah
New Mexico
Colorado
Connecticut
Idaho
Aliceasionsas Maoor
Bruce Howard
Arkansas
Defense Department
Shopom
Texas Tech Unic Evoersiey
Apso
Planetarium
Texas Tech
Man found dead in motel room in Lamesa
Police report Bran non Funeral Home in Lamesa pending services for David W. White 27 of O'Donnell found dead Friday around 4 20 p m in a room at the LaDon Motel Broadway p c. White was found near a bed. An autopsy is planned.
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Brannon Funeral Home
Lamesa
David W. White
O'Donnell
LaDon Motel
Broadway
Carson City
Nev
Nevada Maming Commission
Avists
Peace Justice
Charles Smith
Watercolor Show Closes Sunday At Texas Tech Museum
The Southwestern Watercolor Society exhibition ends Sunday at the Texas Tech University museum gallery with works from the society and West Texas chapter on display. Eugene Kineman says visiting hours are 2 to 5 pm and West Texas members will greet visitors, ahead of Amy Freeman Lee's upcoming show opening February 8.
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Southwestern Watercolor Society
Texas Tech University
West Texas
Eugene i Kineman
Amy Freeman Lee
Walleys
Housewives Protest Pay Raise With Clothing Protest
Mrs George Cook a 59 year old grandmother leads a silent majority protest from Coeur d Alene Idaho against congressional pay hikes. She ships three dozen boxes of tattered clothing to House Speaker John McCormack to echo inflation fears and government spending.
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George Cook
Silent Majority
Congress
Treasury
Silent protest spreads with beans and slogans for pay raises
Mrs Cook’s demonstration against congressional pay raises included mailing beans to congressmen. Boxes bore slogans like In a memory of the 1969 salary grab, to Congress, with love. She urged the great silent majority to speak up, not softly as the President suggests.
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Congress
Education Funds Hike Faces Veto Amid Aid Delays
The Senate moves to expand elementary and secondary education authorizations and Title I aid while President Nixon vows to veto the bill after Congress adds more than a billion dollars to education in an appropriations bill. Debate centers on funding gaps versus authorizations and expanding impacted areas programs.
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Nixon
Senate
Labor and Public Welfare Committee
Congress
Mike Mansfield
Montana
House
White House
Lyndon B. Johnson
Noted Area Columnist Turnrow Rites Today
The obituary notes the passing of Turnrow columnist Charles A McBride a creator of farm and world affairs notes syndicated nationally by The New York News Chicago Tribune. He is survived by his wife four daughters a brother and a sister with pallbearers listed.
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Larbuddie
Avalanche- Journal
Turnrow
New York News - Chicago Tribone Syndicate
McBride
Marcia
Jane
University of Texas
Cathy
Barbara
Ball
Corpus Christy
Chem Terry
Fort Worth
Demp Foster
Tommy Thrash
Jo 1 ‘Smith
Slo Grissom
Bob Roden
J. Ro Chamberlain
Contested Birth Control Pill Hearing In Disruptive Session
Shouting protesters interrupted a hearing on abortion access as officials and experts testified. Corfman, Speiriney, and Sabhanick discussed studies linking birth control pills to possible cancer risk and body chemistry changes, noting no proven lasting harm.
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Nelson
Pavel
Corfman
Willam N. Speiiney
University of Miami School of Medcine
Hilton A. Sabhanick
Harvard University
Nalhanick
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