Seagraves Post Office Displays Postal History
Seagraves welcomes visitors as the local post office unveils a photo display tracing the area’s postal history under the new US Postal Service era. Correspondent Margaret Coward notes the exhibit chronicles local mail routes and service milestones.
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Avalanche-Journal
Margaret Coward
Seagraves
United States Postal Service
Seagraves Post Office
Tilton Jones
Tom Garrard
Orval Perry
Gene Coward
Garrard
Safety Plea For Fourth Aired Here In Lubbock
The Citizens Traffic Commission warns drivers to be cautious during the long July 4 weekend. Officials note expected heavy traffic and urge defensive driving, no drinking and driving, and leaving early to avoid rush periods. The Texas DPS projects high highway fatalities nationwide and urges vigilance to reduce local deaths.
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Citizens Traffic Commission
Lubbock
Nolen Swain
Traffic Commission
Department of Public Safety
Texas
National Safety Council
Jack Thomas
Thomas
J. T. Alley
Swain
Nixon Burns clash over wage price board sparks policy row
President Nixon and Federal Reserve Chairman Arthur Burns clash over a proposed wage and price review board to curb inflation. Burns argues an official board would help the economy, while Nixon rejects any wage control plan, prompting White House and Treasury responses.
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Washington
UPD
Nixon
Federal Reserve Board
Arthur F. Burns
Burns
Federal Reserve
Senate House
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ziegler
Treasury
John B. Connaily
Nixon to Brief Editors From 13 Midwestern States in Kansas City
President Nixon will brief editors and publishers from Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Michigan Minnesota Missouri Nebraska North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma South Dakota and Wisconsin on his domestic program in Kansas City on Tuesday en route to San Clemente. He plans a 12 day stay in California and returns to Washington July 18. His revenue sharing and government reorganization proposals are the focus of the tour.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Kansas City
White House
San Clemente
Calif
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Camp David
Ohio House OKs 18-Year Voting Age Amendment
Ohio lawmakers ratified the 26th Amendment lowering the federal voting age from 21 to 18. The Senate had approved earlier, and the House vote was 81 to 9 after a rules suspension. The move follows Congress action on March 23 and aligns with state ratifications needed for adoption.
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Columbus
Ohio
North Carolina
Ohio General Assembly
Georgia
U.S
Supreme Court
Ohio House of Representatives
Ohio Senate
House
Congress
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M. T. Cain
Lara
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Abilene
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Katherine Ware
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