Bounty Hunter Identity Emerging In Sol Estes Chase
John Ernst, a self-styled West Texas bounty hunter, surfaced in a Midland motel Tuesday confirming he was the man in a white Lincoln Continental who shielded reporter crews during a high speed pursuit of Tillie Sol Estes after her prison escape. Estes, paroled Monday after fraud conviction, was seen with his wife and three of five children en route to an unknown destination near Midland.
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Nixon aide reports on world travels amid resigning Bruce
In San Clemente Henry Kissinger briefed President Nixon on his five nation tour including South Vietnam Thailand India and Pakistan amid rumors that Bruce is resigning as top peace negotiator in Paris. If true replacement would be William Porter then Phillip Habib with Ziegler insisting Bruce retains full presidential confidence.
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Apollo 12 astronauts test stock offer in SEC deposition
Charles Conrad Jr and James Lovell testified in depositions about Dallas financier Frank W Sharp offering to sell them stock while the Apollo 12 crew was in quarantine after returning from the moon. Lovell said he was offered a director role at National Bankers Life and that NASA approvals were needed for private business.
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Lubbock bike riders urged to follow traffic laws
City officials in Lubbock urge bike riders to observe regular traffic laws as part of ongoing road safety efforts. The notice highlights enforcement plans and public safety campaigns aimed at reducing bicycle incidents citywide.
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Prayer for discipline and wisdom in tough times
A devotional reader asks for divine grace to endure unpleasant experiences with discipline and wisdom, seeking spiritual strength and focus in daily life.
Grievances Hit Southeast Lubock Police Panel Hearing
A Citizens group at Mae Simmons Community Center discussed police harassment discrimination and protection issues in Southeast Lubock. About 56 to 60 residents attended, roughly half Black, as the city commission, created June 21 to probe allegations, remained short of full strength due to resignations.
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County Keeps Tax Rate for 1972 Amid Library Plan
County commissioners agreed to retain the current tax rate of TS cents per $100 valuation for 1972 with a 6 cent plus space for a $43 000 library basement fund shift. Budget cuts remain after a $300 000 shortfall. city fire call costs are unlikely to rise. Bib Withdrawn. The decision followed a three hour budget session after a workman’s comp bid dispute with Texas Employers Insurance Association.
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Body found northeast of Amarillo may be Odessa woman
The decomposed body of a woman was found Tuesday evening in a field northeast of Amarillo by a girl riding a horse. Investigators estimate she had been dead two or three weeks and found tire tracks nearby. Officials questioned if she is Odessa secretary Gloria Sue Greene missing since June.
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Sickle killer terrorizes campers in California
A strong man hacked two people to death with a sickle and wounded three others at a Bear River campground in Grass Valley California. Survivors describe animal like laughing and growling. Victims include John Simmons of Weimar and Donna Fitzhugh of Ontario. Sheriff Brown suspended the ground search to focus on scene evidence.
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Dow Falls Sharply As Profit Taking Hits Markets
The Dow Jones industrials fell in a broad retreat led by big losses in IBM shares dropping $19 to $202 on 114.9 million traded. The Nasdaq and NYSE declines reflected a marketwide pullback as brokers noted earnings misses and weaker sentiment.
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Talks Finish In Stalemate As Nationwide Strike Looms
Washington reports recessed talks with key units of AT&T and Western Electric as a nationwide telephone strike looms. Thousands of Communications Workers of America members were already off the job and no written contract offer had appeared while union leaders pressed for action.
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Labor dispute grips AT&T as walkouts spread nationwide
CWA workers strike across California and other states amid management accusations of scandalous tactics. In Miami and beyond, employees protest disciplinary actions while slogans on Tshirts spark tension. AT&T vows supervisory handling of calls as strike timelines loom and contracts near expiry on May 1.
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Grand Jurors Return 58 Indictments in District Court
Avalanche-Journal staff reports the district grand jury returned 58 indictments Tuesday covering four murder charges and four assault with intent to murder charges among others. Several suspects face murder with malice. victims include Kenneth Ray Ware and Johnnie Mack Sand, with incidents tied to venues on 14th Street and nearby areas.
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House votes to drop contempt move against CBS
The House defeated contempt charges against CBS President Frank Stanton and the network 226 to 181 for withholding film material used in The Selling of the Pentagon. The vote sent the issue back to the Commerce Committee, ending a confrontation led by Harley Staggers while Emanuel Celler defended First Amendment rights.
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Weather map snapshot with mixed city data
A fragmented weather page lists multiple city names and temperatures including Abilene El Paso Houston Hobbs Denver Albuquerque and others. The scattered data shows highs around the 90s and lows in the 60s with no cohesive forecast.
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