Sparks Fly In Council Session Over City Sponsorship
City council debates funding a regional program with mayor and several sponsors voicing opposition. Mrs. Jordan questions the plan and suggests a city construction supervisor while the mayor defends project integrity and insists on oversight.
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Couner
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Nixon Tapes Subpoena Fight Moves to Courts
Committee and Nixon dispute executive privilege and subpoena scope in Watergate probe. Nixon lawyer argues tapes may be privileged while ERVIN pushes for court-ordered production to test if president is above the law. The White House says confidentiality may limit what is turned over, with a Supreme Court ruling seen as pivotal to the constitutional question.
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Tice
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Lennard Carmen
Charles Wright
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Skylab creatures test hitech ride on space spiders
The report covers Skylab experiments by Miles and peers on weightlessness effects in arachnids and fruit flies. Researchers seek how gravity absence alters spider webs and insect rhythms, filming spiders to measure web angles, radii, and growth while noting station conditions and timing.
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Miles
Tayant
Jhidith
Boys Mixed At Birth Join Real Families
A birth mix up is found in Yamagata. Two boys were swapped at birth and later raised by the wrong families. Officials say the boys, now nine years old, will be reunited with their real parents after family adjustments.
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Yamagata
Dlapan
Jay
Watergate Hearings Touch on Plumbers Activities
Former Nixon aides Ehrlichman and others testified about the Watergate affair noting prior discussions of White House involvement and plan to disclose details. The testimony covered campaign finance and internal investigations amid committee questions and Senate roll calls.
Strollers Lead Police Home After Jungle Escape
In Las Vegas a hippopotamus and a goat led officers on a strange pursuit as two errant strollers escaped from a nearby yard. Police tracked the critters with a goat acting as a guide before returning them to safety.
Weather outlook with showers across the state and storms east
The forecast calls for cloudy skies and scattered showers across much of the area with no major temperature changes. Lubbock remains partly cloudy through Saturday with highs in the mid 80s and a Saturday high near 0 with mid 60s lows tonight. Thunderstorms persist in the western half while tornado reports surface near Madison Wisconsin and nearby towns.
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Desert
Trade and budget trends from the 1970s briefing
The report notes a 1975 half-year trade deficit around 2.5 billion at an annual rate with exports near 61.5 billion and imports rising 19 percent from last year. It cites improved Japan trade, dollar devaluations, and that Congress kept spending within a two billion limit, aiding a tighter budget.
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Mac Lanes
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Shultz
Bude Eh Owill
Herbert Stein
Canneil
Bentemie Advisers
Elderly retail theft shifts to packaged goods
Grand Union security chief reports seniors shoplift small high value items. Fractions of shoplifters are not professionals and often target canned seafood and tuna. Retail staff note thieves now smuggle items in shopping bags rather than hiding under clothing.
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Huth
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Sethern
Security
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Ayany
Beef shortages and price spikes fear lawmakers
Area leaders warn of mounting beef woes as price rises bite. officials criticize the administration’s freeze lift plan and predict skimpy meat supply. Producers cite delayed slaughter, plant shutdowns, and potential further price jumps while buyers brace for costs.
Dishwater Soap Victim Heads For More Surgery
The article reports a family seeking further surgery for a dishwashing soap accident. Funds from Epilon Slama Alpha International aid groups cover travel and medical costs. The mother of five urges public awareness of the dangers of swallowing dishwashing soap, noting no warnings on TV.
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