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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1972

Page

3

El Paso Jail Cooks Turn Inmates Toward Reform

Jose Gomez is among 85 inmates trained in El Paso County jail’s cooks and bakers school a pilot penal rehabilitation program funded by a federal Justice Department grant. From 1970 to 1972 the program spent $101,250 and remade the seventh floor into a kitchen classroom producing graduates who move toward parole with transferable skills in cooking and food service.

Brad Cooper EL Paso UPI Jose Gomez el Paso County el Paso County Sheriff's Cooks and Bakers’ School Gomez Texas California Food Service Frank Trask Texas Rehabilitation Commission

HEW seeks consumer help in food plant sanitation crackdown

The Health Education and Welfare Department announced it will enlist consumers to help crack down on unsanitary conditions in food processing plants. HEW backs a GAO report's nine recommendations and plans a nationwide automated complaints system to aid FDA field managers in pursuing corrective action. The effort follows a GAO finding that conditions are deteriorating due to limited FDA funding and personnel.

Washington UPI Health Education and Welfare Department Department Congress General Accounting Office GAO FDA Food and Drug Administration HEW Food Industries and Consumers Baltimore Eliot L. Richardson John L. McClellan Senate

Journalist and industrialist go on trial for spying in Cairo

In Cairo, French journalist Jean Vouaux and Belgian industrialist Jacques Herrant pleaded innocent to spying for Israel and distributing anti-Egyptian leaflets. Prosecutors showed communiques by The Egyptian National Front. Vouaux and Herrant claimed they mailed letters unknowingly.

Cairo UPI State Supreme Security Court Israel Jean Vouaux Jacques Pierre Herrant Herrant Europe Egyptian National Front Egypt Vouaux Paris Gervais

Jury Acquits Investigator of Bribery in Houston Case

A state district court jury in Houston acquitted Dudley C. Bell Jr., 25, of attempted bribery of police identification employee Arthur D. Queen, 24. Prosecutors sought to prove Bell paid $300 to misfile master index cards of Bell and a client, hindering records retrieval. Evidence included two tape recordings. jury requested a reread before delivering the verdict.

Houston State District Court Dudley C. Bell Jr Arthur D. Queen Police Department Queen Bell George Karam

Julie Eisenhower Flown From Florida To White House

Julie Eisenhower, recovering from viral pneumonia, flew from Jacksonville Florida to the White House on Saturday accompanied by Mrs Nixon and her husband naval ensign David Eisenhower. Mrs Nixon’s press office said her fever had broken and temperature was normal.

Washington Julie Eisenhower Jacksonville Florida White House Nixon Navy David Eisenhower

Five Stabbings In Tacoma Stirs Bus Depot Shock

Police could not explain the assault by Alexander Murphy 23 of Tacoma after he stabbed five people at a Greyhound depot. He was shot and unconscious. victims include Linda Chapman 22 of Portland and Lucile Oswald 75 of Portland. Powell suffered 44 stitches but survived.

Tacoma Wash UPI Greyhound Alexander Murphy Tacoma Harvey Powell Powell Murphy Harold Fallgreen Fallgreen Linda Gail Chapman Portland Ore Lucile Oswald Frieda Kunz John S. Hopkins

McCloskey Seeks New Mexico Delegate At GOP Meet

Rep. Paul N. McCloskey urged the New Mexico Republican state convention to name one of his supporters as his delegate to the national convention after winning seven percent in the June 6 presidential primary. He said he would pursue court and convention action if not awarded a seat. He refused to back Nixon while opposing Vietnam bombing, a stance that strained support from some Albuquerque leaders and party officials.

Albuquerque NUM Paul N.mccloskey R-Calif New Mexico McCloskey Nixon J Vietnam Manuel Lujan Peter Domesicl Anderson Carter Dla Carter Nixon Central Committee Tom McKenna Albuqurque Nee. McCloskey McKenna

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