Legal Opinions Sought On Hospital Financing Moves
County commissioners debated using 628000 revenue sharing for capital projects or operating costs. They discussed tax rate impact and future needs, including courthouse improvements and elevator system upgrades. A vote was set for Friday after attending a county government conference in Dallas.
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Alton Brazell
Rod Shaw
Bowzek
Royal Furgeson
Brazeci
Ft Lam
Lamb
Joes
Lami
Conflicting Testimony on Wiretap Plans During Watergate
Senate testimony reveals Magruder Mitchell and LaRue discussing a $250000 plan to wiretap Democrats in 1972 Key Biscayne meeting. Mitchell denies approval while Magruder and LaRue claim mixed views and eventual destruction of Gemstone files was discussed.
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Washington
Mitchell
Liddy
Lance
Frederick C
Magruder
John N
Mit
Chet
LaRue
G. Gerstimony
Watergate
Jeb Stuart Maxruder
Senate
Key Biscay
Fla
Hylan
Democratic National Committee
Pomsmetter
Miami
Sam Dash
Key Biscayne
Ged
Lakue
Gruders
Weather roundup details scattered spring rainfall across West Texas
The area experienced widespread sprinkles and showers through Wednesday with multiple towns reporting varying rainfall. Lamesa received the heaviest pre-dawn rainfall over 2 inches, while Abernathy, Aspermont and others logged smaller but notable totals. Thunderstorms spawned a tornado near Tampa and an waterspout near Key West as storms faded. Central and eastern Texas were forecast to clear to partly cloudy skies.
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Lubbock
Brownfield
Morton
North Plainview
Levelland
Ednes
Wednesdshire
Iday
Seagraves
Werth
Marathon
West Texas
NWS
Texas
Abernathy
Aspermont
Crosbyton Floydada
Jayton
Littlefield
Matador
Orton
Plains
Post
Silverton
Spur
Yahoka
Tampa
Fla
Key West
Emporia
Kan
Mississippi Man Offered City Pulpit
A unanimous vote by the First Baptist Church congregation Wednesday night selected Rev Lary G. Rahman as pastor after the church had been pastorless for months. Rahman, formerly at Rigdal University, is set to begin duties at the church during Sunday worship and the congregation will pray for guidance on his arrival and future plans.
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Furst Baptist Chink
Lary G. Rahman
Lichmiek
Honrman
Ste
Yipkamas
Jackson
Chaton
Fates
Rebels Close In On Capital Near Phnom Penh
Field reports say Communist insurgents advanced to within four miles of Phnom Penh along the highway while government troops fight at a bridge six miles south of Spean Bak. US and Thai jets struck suspected enemy positions as clashes spread around the capital, with one soldier killed and nine wounded in three engagements.
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Phnom Penh
Wethin
Shiburbin
Poeheriton
Phnom
Assaut Field
Thailand
Rennes Y
Heevenly
Spean Bak
Mistrial Denied in Harrelson Murder Case
Judge Darrell Hester in Brownsville denied defense motions for a mistrial in the murder with malice case of Charles V. Harrelson of Houston. The 24 year old is tried for a second time over the 1968 shooting death near McAllen of Sam Degelia Jr. a Hearne grain dealer. Foreman said one juror voiced guilt, but 49 other jurors heard the remark and the judge ruled a fair trial possible.
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Brownsville
Darrell Hester
Charles V. Harrelson
Houston
Harrelson
McAllen
Sam Degelia Jr
Hearne Grain
Percy Foresman
Foreman
Hester
Murder Charges Issued For Hit And Run Driver
Authorities say a suspect, described as about 6 foot 8 and 250 pounds with hazel eyes and a scar, faced murder charges after a hit and run that killed someone in Florida. The suspect fled on foot after abandoning a 1969 Camaro found near Tampa. his wife was questioned as police pursued leads across multiple states including Illinois and Georgia.
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Sabines
McMahon
Minois
Georgia
Nevada
Utah
Sale Canes
Tampa
Chicago
Florida Highway Patrol
Project Helps Delinquent Children Define Problem
A University of Kansas professor describes the Achievement Place Project spreading to several states. Delinquent youths live in foster homes with peers, learn by observing alternative behaviors, and draft personal reform plans to regain family and community ties. Daily reports track progress with a point system emphasizing rewards over punishment.
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Houston
Sity of
Kansas
Walt
Arizona
Mary
Land
Indiana
Gauss
Montrose Wolf
Houston Behavior Therapy Association
Deserter and Shots Reported in Baton Rouge Scuffle
Milton Scott, a Baton Rouge native accused of deserting Fort Ord, Calif, was shot and killed during a scuffle with FBI agents who tried to arrest him at his home. His wife Beverly said he denied ever being in the Army and claimed the agents dragged him out as two agents sustained minor injuries. Investigators note the agents showed signs of a struggle, with one officer wounded on the face and another with reddened eye.
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Baton Rouge
Muslin
FBI
Milton Scott
Scott
Ft. Ord
Calif
Beverly
Colorado Police Fire Tear Gas at Lettuce Strikers
Center police dispersed about 25 people after they refused to leave the Mel Finerman Co fields following a picket by the United Farm Workers union. Police chief Emery Brewer said strikers were warned and a tear gas canister was fired after five minutes of harassment, with no reported injuries. Finerman, Colorado’s largest lettuce producer, cultivates around 2,000 acres in the San Luis Valley.
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Finerman
Colorado
San Luis Valley
House Defies War Powers Veto Fight Over 120 Day Limit
The House backed a 120 day War Powers bill over Nixon veto threats, approving 244 to 170 to curb presidential combat commitments abroad without congressional approval. Nixon warned of dangerous, unconstitutional limits and a Senate showdown loomed over differing war powers proposals.
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House
Washington
Del
Wis
Nixon
Congress
U.S
Senate
Senate Armed Services
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Mie House
Gerald Ri. Ford
David W. Dennis
Rand
Ford
Mouse
Charles W. Whalen
Ohio
Dennis
Cleenonst
Property Owner Gives Up Shirt in City Commission Tale
Sam Luinsia offended by a threatened city action over his property and replied by unbuttoning his shirt and offering it to Commissioner Connie Peters, saying she had taken his property. The incident occurred as the City Commission met in Wichita Kansas.
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Wichita, Kan
Sam Luinsia
City Commission
Sam
Connie. Peters
Means Found To Rush Use Of Library
City officials plan a phased October opening for a new library as part of the Civic Center project. Alley grading, parking arrangements, and temporary power and climate measures are outlined, with urban renewal land set for potential commercial development and library patron parking. Aimed for October 1 1973 operation with federal青年 youth program support and eventual permanent systems.
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Sitane Avenue K
Avenue 1
Civic Center
Turner
9Th Street
Avenue L
West ‘Texas
9Th
Thle
Risie
Neighborhood Youth Corps
Law on Pornography Tests Sparks Uncertain Theater Reactions
In Lubbock officials weigh the Supreme Court ruling returning policing powers to the state amid a debate on defining obscenity in films. Authorities expect theaters may reopen with new limits, while detectives and the district attorney emphasize compliance and a statewide moral standard.
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Griffin
High Court
Lubbock
Lave
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