Retirement Rumors Blasted By Mahon
An irate George Mahon denied rumors he will retire at the end of his current congressional term. He dismissed reports and speculation circulating in the press regarding his future plans.
30 Jan 1975
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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1975
Page
1
An irate George Mahon denied rumors he will retire at the end of his current congressional term. He dismissed reports and speculation circulating in the press regarding his future plans.
A strong afternoon rally sent the Dow Jones above 700 for the first time in five months, rising 11.19 points to 708.96. The day features heavy NYSE volume with 27.41 million shares traded as the Nasdaq-like movers such as RCA, Sony, and Polaroid show notable activity amid bank rate expectations.
General Alexander Haig Jr repaid the Army 91 dollars in shipment charges for liquor sent in a crate labeled glassware. An aide said the affair marks a second embarrassment in less than a month for the NATO commander and former White House chief of staff.
The Avalanche-Journal reports Mahon is cautious about retirement amid a push from some to consider new faces in committee leadership. Close aides say he has no plan to step down, while a fellow Democrat notes age may push him toward retirement.
A weak cold front lingered over the South Plains and much of Texas, bringing scattered rain showers. Forecasters predicted about a 30 percent chance of rain in Lubbock today, lowering to 20 percent tonight as the front moves south.
Cloudy conditions with chances of rain through Friday. Lubbock highs in the lower 50s with nights near 28 to 29 degrees. a 30 percent chance of precipitation today and 20 percent tonight. Light rain reported in several Panhandle areas and Dallas Fort Worth region with temperatures warming into the 70s in South Texas. Showers spread from Amarillo north to Dalhart and Tucumcari before dissipating.
A reader offers a religious blessing asking for deliverance from evil and sin, mercy in daily life, protection from anxiety, and joyful hope for the coming of Jesus Christ as Savior. The brief invocation emphasizes peace and faith in the awaiting period.
In Miami the bodies of Walter and Marjorie Parker were found bludgeoned at home. Police report 80 malnourished, vermin-ridden poodles in a 3 by 3 foot cage-filled garage. Mrs Parker ran Enchantress Kennels and advertised stud services for national show champions. The case remains unsolved with no arrests.
Six of sixteen Cambodian craft reached Phnom Penh before dawn after navigating the Mekong shoot through rebel fire. Sailors delivered food and fuel while three other ships were sunk or beached, with two killed and four wounded in South Vietnam en route.
House Republican Leader John Rhodes said Nixon might help the GOP later but not now. Other Republicans doubted any near term value from Nixon despite Goldwater saying Nixon hoped to aid the party when health improves. Rhodes warned that time changes and deals could shift his usefulness in the future.
Arno R Dalby 66 a pioneer in motor freight died at Methilist Hospital in Houston after a long illness. A Lubbock native since 1932 he chaired T I M E DC Inc and served as director of First National Bank. He built Dalby Motor Freight Co from Post in 1929 later creating TIME DC. Funeral arrangements are pending.
Washington AP reports Interior and Treasury evacuated amid new threats after a State Department blast and an Oakland device. A caller warned the Smithsonian, Agriculture, and Interior offices of bombs. FBI hunts three women and five men tied to the group. no bombs found after thorough searches.
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