Senate Okays Bill To Halt Foreign Election Meddling
The Senate approves a bill aimed at stopping foreign influence in elections. Testimony from CIA figures and executives of major corporations highlights private offers to assist or intervene in elections abroad. The measure would ban accepting foreign contributions or support tied to influencing U.S. public office.
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Two Given Jail Sentence Here
Two persons pleaded guilty to misdemeanor charges in County Court at Law Xo. Thursday and were assessed jail terms by Judge Edwin H. Boedeker. Micheal J. Burse, 18, of Brownfield, pleaded guilty to shoplifting and received zero days jail term, a $50 fine and costs. Patricia L. Murphy, 28, of Midland, was sentenced to one day in jail, a $30 fine and costs. Nina Westbrook, 26, of 1011 E. 29th St. Apt. C, and Larry, 20, of Gjo, were listed among those innocent or charged in related cases.
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Micheal “J.” Burse
Brownfield
Patricia L. Murphy
Midland
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Thursaly
Nina Westbrook
E. 29Th St
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Larry
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Senate panel trims F14 program while probing lightweight fighter option
The House Armed Services Committee voted to cut the Navy F14 jet program by 70 percent and study a new lightweight fighter as an alternative, while adding funds for a bomber program and delaying production decisions. The panel rejected a compromise with a stripped down F-16 style design and kept a portion of the F-15/Lightweight program funding under review.
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Defense Department
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House
Armed Services Committee
Texas Officials Call Political Plot Behind Indictment
Former Texas Attorney General Waggoner Carr and ex Insurance Commissioner John Osorio face new charges tied to the 1971 stock fraud scandal. They claim a Watersafe-style Republican scheme aims to destroy Texas Democrats and seek subpoenas for witnesses including Richard Kleindienst. The defense asserts federal interference intended to influence the 1972 election.
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Texas
Waggoner Cary
John Osorio
U.S. Alty
Richard Kleindienst
Houston
N. W. Sharp
Wil Wilson
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Silk fashion shifts in Pyongyang as women wear dresses
North Korea's official news agency reports brighter streets in Tokyo with more women donning dresses, attributing the change to Premier Kim Il Sung's policy to boost silk worm production and textile output.
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Pyonryang
North Korea
Agen
News Dispatch
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West Texas Museum Association reschedules picnic to Sunday
The West Texas Museum Association barbecue picnic at Lubbock Lake Site shifts from Thursday to 5 40 p m Sunday. Members of the digging crew will join as guests and guides for a lake tour. The event is for association members and guests with tickets at 3 dollars. Reservations at Texas Tech reach 442-5151.
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Lubbock Lake
Texas Tech
Dottie Johns
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