Bombings and weather highs overshadow North Vietnam news
Amid reports of intensified U S bombing near the 20th parallel and heavy raids on southern North Vietnam, officials note ongoing reconnaissance above the line while Hanoi accuses Washington of preparing for new military actions. Ice and storms disrupt travel and power across Texas and nearby states, with several fatalities in separate icy incidents and widespread transportation delays.
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20Th Parallel
Demilitarized Zone
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Nhan
van Army
United States
Oil Operator Dies While Jogging in Tyler
Sam A. Trant 62, veteran independent oil operator and Trio Production Co. owner, died of a heart seizure Thursday while jogging around the Robert E. Lee High School track in Tyler. Deputy E M Bishop found the body around 5 35 a m. Funeral services are set for Saturday with burial in Tyler Memorial Park. The Bryan native, SMU petroleum engineering graduate and former football player, leaves a wife two sons Mike and Sam and a daughter Mrs Pat Kidd.
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Tyler
Tex
Cost Overrun at Clovis Airport Project Raised
Clovis commissioner Don Bonner questioned a $20 000 cost overrun on the city airport project during a regular meeting. Bob Lydick cited poor condition of the old runway base as the cause, while Bonner pressed why this wasn't found earlier. Mayor Chic Taylor Jr. urged tighter updates on cost and progress. The commission approved the Clovis Jaycees membership in Memorial Hospital Inc.
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Clovis
Don Bonner
Clovis Airport
Bob Lydick
Bonner
Lydick
Chic Taylor Jr
Clovis Jaycees
Memorial Hospital Inc
Blaze Damages Three-Bedroom Home on Reel Ave
Flames ripped through a three bedroom house at 3903 Reel Ave around 4 p m causing heavy interior damage. Firefighters had it under control in thirteen minutes and traced the origin to a bedroom though the cause remains undetermined. Occupants the J K Armstrongs were moving at the time. Owner Earl Sears of Tennessee listed. Five firefighting units responded.
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Reel Ave
J. K. Armstrongs
Earl Sears
Tennessee
Moon Soil Sale Dubious On Public Support
A fragment quotes Cernan arguing that public buyers are unlikely to accept lower fuel or allowances this year due to space program influence, reflecting skepticism about Moon Soil sales and public funding attitudes.
Nixon expands cabinet role and streamlines domestic policy
President Nixon moves to add three cabinet counselors to coordinate natural resources human development and community affairs subject to Congress approval. Earl Butz becomes counselor for natural resources while Ehrlichman notes the plan as an experiment to streamline policy making. The five White House assistants Haldeman Ehrlichman Kissinger Ash and Shultz are designated to oversee unified executive branch operations.
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Space exploration inspires renewed human horizons
Schmitt notes a shift in thinking over the last decade as humanity demonstrates the ability to travel and live beyond Earth. He believes this achievement can expand global imagination and broaden what people can admire and pursue in the universe.
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Schmitt
Earth
Unemployment Rate Shifts Over Year in 1973 Outlook
Month shows total 3,291,000 unemployed. Non-white unemployment drops from 9.8 to 9.6 percent, totaling 825,000. White workers gain as unemployment falls 541,000. non whites down 38,000. Bureau notes 5.2 percent rate for two months meets White House target near 5 percent by year end. Stein remains optimistic for 1973 progress.
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White House
Paducah Man To Get 50 Year Masons Pin
Byron A Shotts 72 of 3609 44th St Lub bock will receive his fiftieth year Masonic membership certificate during ceremonies starting at 5 p m today at Paducah Masonic Lodge No At age 21 Shotts joined the Masons in Cisco in 1922 and later moved to Lubbock becoming a 33rd degree Mason in 1969.
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Peck
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Jerry Gordon
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Vietnam
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Nixon
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Tough Airport Security Meets Public Approval
The article describes mixed public reaction to new security checks at major airports. Passengers express inconvenience, but officials in Philadelphia Detroit and Miami report acceptance and improved flow. Lui and staff highlight strategies to ease tensions and focus on weapons searches.
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Daniel Norton
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Miami
Sale Agreed for Fort Worth Newspapers Under Capital Cities
The Star-Telegram and WBAP AM FM will stay under present management with editorial independence as Carter Publications joins Capital Cities. Murphy says editors and executives retain posts and the paper will operate independently under the Carter banner. The sale could mark the largest price for communications properties in history according to Murphy.
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Honea
Jack Butler
Jack Campbell
Murphy
Carter Publications
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United States
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Amon. G Carter Foundation
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Blanchard Joins Session With Lubbock Lawmaker Support
Mrs Blanchard says she will accompany him as the Lubbock legislator known as the pioneer of Texas Tech and Lubbock State School legislation attends the appreciation party with committee members named including Bruce Gentry Syd Moore Asher Thompson and others.
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Fuller
Gene Quest
Bryan Williams
Jim Sexton
Clyde Owens
Don Smith
Egie Cozler
Davis Armistead
Wilmer Smith
Leroy Elmore
Iris Stinson
Roy Middleton
Harold Chapman
Flu Like Illnesses Sweep Nation Across Regions
The article notes rising flu like disease cases across the United States with 1450 weekly cases in Tennessee and increases in Virginia and Washington. Public health officials warn not severe but expect more, linking the outbreak to a new English strain of Type A flu related to the 1968 69 pandemic and London flu.
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Unio
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Moscow
Charlottsville
Virginia Hospital
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London
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