Nixon Faces Suit Over Tapes As Beef Shortage Grows
Washington fights over release of tape recordings while the Avlanche Journal reports escalating beef prices after the price freeze ends. Area packers warn of losses and possible plant closures as demand shifts and costs rise. The Senate Watergate committee votes to sue President Nixon. Cox seeks court orders as Nixon resists.
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Tom Wells
Avalanche Journal
Lubbock
Avlanche-Journal
Washington
Nixon
Congress
Senate Watergate Committee
James McInnis
Sam Brvin
John Morrell and Co
Ackers
Ervin
Nison
United States
Supreme Court Ter
Pigsiy
Wigzly
Rite Foods Inc
House
Howard Baker
Reinert Worth
High Court
Senate
Council
Investi
Atic National Committee
Dunlop
Whish
Bob Price
R-Tex
Pampa
U.S. District Court
John J. Simica
Archibald Cox
Cox
Sirica
White House
Creatures Hitch Ride On Skylab
Astronauts plan a 59 day Skylab rendezvous aboard the Apollo ferry ship with Alan Bean Owen Garriott and Jack Lousima. They carry six mice two spiders two flies and vinegar cats to study weightlessness effects on behavior and circadian rhythms.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Arabella
Anita
Alan J. Bean
Owen K. Garriott
Jack R. Lousina
Another Plumbers Activity Revealed in Watergate Hearings
Ehrlichman testified before the Senate Watergate committee that another plumbers activity was disclosed. He argued that revealing the information could compromise national security and asserted executive privilege over tape recordings and documents. The committee pressed Nixon to turn over materials in a legal battle over secrecy.
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Ehrlichman
Senate
White House
Cali
Washington
Howard H
Nixon
Today's Prayer Gail Helps Us Practice Patience
A brief reflective note encourages patience with oneself and others, urging readers to apply calm and restraint in daily conduct as a guiding principle. The personal voice invites self compassion and thoughtful response in interactions.
Lazy Day Showers Welcome Area In Summer Heat
The article notes a rare summer day with light showers welcomed by residents. Weather brought brief relief from heat as people enjoyed the cooler spell and outdoor activities paused by rain. Local patterns show scattered showers across the area with mild temperatures.
Nixon Forecasts Balanced Budget for 1974 Amid Deficit Decline
The Nixon administration reported smaller deficits in the federal budget and trade balance and forecast a balanced budget for fiscal 1974 without tax increases. Shultz said the reduced deficits help curb inflation and stabilize the dollar as trade improves.
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Washington
Nixon
U.S
Treasury
George P. Shultz
Shultz
Congress
United States
Commerce Department
Atenti
la Port
South Plains
NWS
Dishwater Soap Victim Heads For More Surgery
Brock will make his first trip to St Louis Monday for surgery which may let his two year old son eat again His mother Mrs Steve J Brock of 27 9th St says the upcoming operation will be the most involved yet noting the child has undergone seven prior surgeries to repair damages from the incident.
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Celeste Loucks
Avalanche-Journal
Steven Pate Brock
St. Louis
Steve. J. Brock
Surgery That Might Help Steven Swallows Food Again
In June 1971 Steven Brock faced life threatening aspiration after swallowing soap. Surgeons planned a complex operation to open his throat by removing and reconnecting tissue to prevent further lung infections. If successful the boy could eat normally again.
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Steven
Brock
Sparks Fly Over Budget Row Between Mayor and Councilwoman
In a tense City Hall session Mayor Morris Turner and Councilwoman Carolyn Jordan clashed over a proposed $188 000 grant for the Neighborhood Youth Corps program. Jordan criticized exclusion from a key pre meeting and questioned the mayoral contract authority amid council manager government concerns.
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Jordan
Vaughn Hende
Avalanche-Journal Star
Morris Turner
Carolyn Jordan
As. Jordan
City Hall
Ciate
Lublock
Stafs
Turner
Council Imembers
Lubbock
Blue Angels trio killed in crash in New Jersey
Three members of the Navy Blue Angels were killed when two jets collided during a close maneuver at Manchester Township New Jersey. A fourth airman was hospitalized as four planes formed a vertical stack at the moment of impact.
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Manchester
N.J. (Ap
Blue Angels
Navy
Ithe
Retired elderly in Miami Beach hit by soaring food costs
Miami Beach officials and social workers report many seniors on fixed incomes cut meals or shoplift food and vitamins. In a 85 000 population with 61 percent aged 65 plus some face welfare limits and high rents. Meals at a church amid rising costs help some households but the elderly face tightening budgets and fear displacement as rents rise.
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Miame Beach
Fla
Iniami Beach
Max Friedson
Congress of Senior Citizens
Florida
Miami Beach
Friedson
Jon
Miami
Flora Sherman
Nashville,Tenn
Herman Hurt
Anna C. Mendez
Colorado papers face newsprint shortage era due to strike
LA JUNTA Colo AP reports a Powelle Riverns newsprint strike delays supply for about 30 days. Eight southern Colorado papers including La Junta Tribune Democrat and Rocky Ford Gazette must cut pages by about 10 percent, suspend transient printing, and borrow newsprint from others.
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la Junta Tribune Democrat
Rocky Ford Gazette
Arkansas Valley Journal
Walsenburg Hueriano World
Ordway New ‘Era
Pueblo Ordinance Depot
la Junta ‘Tribune Democrat
Spencer Burtis
Hudf
Conferees Reach On Wage Bill To Raise Minimum Wage
Conferees in Washington reached a agreement on a bill to raise the minimum wage to two dollars and extend coverage to about eight million workers. Senator Kravits noted earlier GOP talk of a veto and said he hopes the conference has worked out a bill President Nixon will sign. The bill also extends minimum wage protection to domestic servants for the first time.
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Washington
Senate-House
Partly cloudy for Lubbock area with warm weekend forecast
Weather page reports partly cloudy conditions in the Lubbock vicinity with highs around the mid 80s today and near 90 on Saturday. Lows tonight in the mid 60s, winds 5 to 15 mph, 20 percent precipitation chance, humid air and variable conditions across the region.
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da Lam
LPSM
Paso
Houston
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