Wholesale Prices Jump in June Amid Inflation Signals
The government reports June wholesale prices surged driven by food and farm inputs with a 23 percent seasonally adjusted rise. Inflation pressures, linked to labor, production costs, and energy, keep the annual rate high while policymakers weigh monetary responses.
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Cattle Truck Fire and Gasoline Mishap Reported
A mishap near the junction of 2nd Street and University Avenue led to a truck overturning after a rough pavement segment, igniting gasoline. Fire crews doused the blaze as cattle were moved to a ranch. witnesses say the driver Perry aimed to mislead. Separate reports note higher bank rates and inflation projections as government agencies announce rate increases and devaluation risks fade.
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China Premier Sees Bombing Futile in Cambodia Conflict
Premier Chou En-lai warned that U.S. bombing of Cambodia would provoke broad international opposition. He said Cambodia’s internal affairs must be solved by Cambodians with no outside interference and cited ongoing support for Sihanouk from allied nations as a factor in regional tensions.
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Baker Ambulance Service to End Odessa Contract Soon
Odessa city officials plan to replace Baker Ambulance Service with a city operated system by July. The provider cited annual losses of about 25080 dollars as unsustainable, while city plans include patient monitoring devices and enhanced medical oversight for local physicians.
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Mounties Raid for Marijuana Plants End With Guilty Plea
In Ottawa the Royal Canadian Mounted Police raided an apartment seizing 213 marijuana plants and leaving a note asking the owner to check with the Mounties. The owner, Hye, was charged with drug law violations and pleaded guilty in court.
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WSTU To Tackle Teacher Demand In Kindergartens
West Texas site notes rising need for kindergarten teachers as university launches a pine gum program this year to address anticipated demand. Certification requires twelve hours of kindergarten classes, with endorsements in early education for exceptional children available after six hours of special education study.
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Dollar slide tests confidence in Bonn and markets
West German officials and European bankers weigh the impact of a potential dollar devaluation amid rumors of when the U S currency might weaken further. monetary experts cite political strains from Watergate as a key factor, while analysts note currencies like the British pound and Danish kroner shifting in reaction.
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Gunman Kills Two and Takes Own Life in Sacramento
One-year ex-convict Samuel Smith opened fire at Employers Mutual Liability Insurance Co. injuring a secretary and two insurance adjusters before shooting himself. He had demanded a lump-sum workman compensation payment and opposed the court-ordered installment method. Secretary Ivan Sullivan underwent surgery in critical condition. Police noted blood spatter on a desk after the incident.
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Savings Account Rates Rise Across Banks Nationwide
Banks and savings and loan associations boosted passbook and certificate rates after government actions on interest policy. First National City Bank of New York led by lifting passbook savings to 5 percent, with many large banks following. Prime lending also climbed to 8 1/2 to 9 percent as institutions cited slower economy and need to curb credit growth.
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Death Toll Rises From Railroad Explosion Tragedy
A massive explosion after a railroad tank car fire near Williams Energy Co in Arizona and Nevada killed multiple gas plant workers and firemen. Three firemen died, another seriously injured, seven in critical condition, with the blast damaging a Dexel Gas Co facility and prompting Route 66 closures. Police reported a 30-ton tank car tossed, fireball rising 300 feet, and witnesses describing a scene of widespread destruction.
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Pianist Alan Marks Delights Texas Tech Crowd
Leon Fleming reports on Alan Marks, a young pianist at Texas Tech, delivering a strikingly mature program. His set spans Mozart to Bartók, with technical command and interpretive insight that earns praise from a small audience.
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Avalanche Journal
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West Texas Miss Title Event At Ector Coliseum
West Texas title contest concludes tonight at 8 p.m. in Ector County Coliseum Odessa. Contestants were interviewed Friday afternoon with judges noting key factors. Deborah Gay Lajeoy won talent with He Touched Me while Pamela Kay Parker led in points during the swimsuit segment.
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Navajo Enterprises Incorporated in Shiprock
The State Corporation Commission authorized Navajo Enterprises Corp of Shiprock to engage in commercial industrial and agricultural enterprises with an authorized capital of 1 million dollars. The incorporation was approved in Santa Fe.
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Floyd Voters Decide Hospital District Fate
Floyd County voters weigh creation of Lockney Hospital District to buy Lackney General Hospital and assume operations. Officials outline taxes on property, farmland, and commercial buildings to fund the district if bonds pass. Board members meet Tuesday to canvass votes and plan bond sale if approved.
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