Gandhi Regime Escalates Crackdown in India
The Indian government expands emergency powers citing national security and detentions. Police can arrest without trial and the decree orders expulsion of foreign journalists including a Washington Post reporter. The measure follows Mrs. Gandhi's state of emergency and targets opposition figures.
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United Way Scouts Near Solution In Budgetary Dispute
United Way and the South Plains Council faced a budget clash as amendments proposed by the Scouts triggered agency oversight. Officials said a sustained membership total of over 29 percent influences funding decisions and required board approval for proposed salary changes and budget edits.
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Forecast Set In Upper 80s For Plains
The forecast describes hot conditions across the plains with upper 80s expected in many areas. Forecasters note a storm system off the Virginia coast influencing winds and movement slowly northward through Tuesday.
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Collision continues from page one near Reed home
Witnesses describe a derailment near Mrs. Bily Reed’s residence as authorities closed four lanes on Staten-Post route. Santa Fe officials note no local accident at the site in two years and trains pass twice daily. DPS says cleanup took over five hours.
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Task Force Seeks New Drug Trafficking Insight
Voyles outlined a continued task force approach to drug traffic, noting a different type of expertise is developed. He stated the local operation has been effective, though he would not reveal how many city and county officers are involved.
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FBI Search Continues After Firebomb Suspect Explosions
FBI teams pressed on with the search as police in Piedmont California probed a pair of firebomb explosions in backyards of luxury homes. The New World Liberation Front claimed responsibility saying the blasts supported Pine Ridge Indians. No injuries were reported but damage was estimated at 585,000 to two residences linked to a local contractor and an engine builder.
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Ford Signs Bill Extending 65 Weeks Of Unemployment Aid
President Ford signed legislation extending unemployment benefits to 65 weeks and extending coverage to about 12 million workers not covered by state programs. The measure also adds 3 more weeks for some workers and ties benefit length to unemployment rates, with state and local government employees, farm workers, and domestics included.
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Three Productions Receive Plaudits at Texas Tech Festival
Acranspetent Texas Teel University Theat repertory company dis ballast to its text Festival of Comedy this summer. Tix three plays per night to crowds over the weekend. How the Other Hail Loves repeats tonight Hot Baltimore Wednesday Come Brow Your Horn Thursday. Curtain 8 15 p m through July 1. The company works with the best material in Lanford Wilson’s Trot Baltimore. Ronald Schulz directs with a sympathetic crowd favorite cast. Hot Challimore is strong and adults only. Reviews praise the entire cast as excelent and the writers as dream makers or break ore.
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How the Other Hal Loves staged with brisk performances
Review notes a pastiche of Ayckbourn misadventures featuring six actors in a shared living room. Dianne Lewallen and Diane Hosey lead as Apri Green and Jackie, with strong turns by Jeanne Everson and others. The piece balances witty dialogue with theatrical chaos and light slapstick.
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Lebanon in Flames as Civil War Flares Across Capital
Rockets pound Beirut while fighters clash near the presidential palace and the government forms an interim cabinet. Reports say mortars hit Tal Zaftar camp on Beirut’s outskirts as Israel and the United States weigh Sinai withdrawal positions and a broader Middle East crisis deepens.
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Solons Hold Conference With Soviets
Soviet news agency reports Suslov citing a more favorable climate in Soviet American relations while warning that trade and economic ties suffer from discrimination. He said the USSR can grow its economy without U.S. help but stresses equal, nondiscriminatory trade as essential.
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Journal Reports Alley Murder Probe Grows
Police investigated a Monday incident linked to a possible homicide as officers gathered evidence and searched for a victim. Detective Harcrave noted human blood tested but remained uncertain about the next steps or a formal complainant in the case.
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Vandal slaughters animal at city children's zoo
A group of vandals attacked the city children's zoo injuring a three month old camel and killing several animals. A zoo employee said the perpetrators appeared to be youths, who climbed over fences and used improvised weapons. Police and park staff monitor the area, and openings may be delayed while replacements are sought.
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