OPEC Ministers Open Conference In Libreville Gabon
OPEC ministers gather in Libreville Gabon for three day talks on oil price structure and currency basket proposals. Experts urge pricing in special drawing rights or a major currency basket while considering gas resources under OPEC control and a new raw materials conference with consumers.
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Libreville
Gabon
Organization of
OPEC
International Monetary
Paris
Ai Chalal
Algeria
Marcket
Iran
Jamshid Amouzzegar
Mohammed Yaganeh
Central Bank
Ahmed Zaki Yamanil Oy
Fahd al Khayal
Yaganeh
Amouzzegar
Yamani
Radical's Robbery Trial Begins in Philadelphia
The Radicals robbery trial opens in Philadelphia on charges tied to the 1971 bank heist. Key figures include Edith Saxe and Stanley Bond, with co-defendants and witnesses linked to Boston and Evanston incidents. An FBI spokesman cautions on impact of an escape on the case as prosecutors proceed.
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Philadelphia
Edith Saxe
Intul
Boston
Massachusetts
Edy
Albany 0.Y
Brande University
Xendaster
Bond
William Gilday
Worcester Mass
Robert Vaieri
Somerville
Mass
Sum
Katherine Ann Power
Denver
Colo
FBI
Valeri
Tri
Med School Degrees Awarded at West Texas Campus
The 41 graduates are urged to engage in civic duty and cost-conscious care. Dr. Ochsner criticizes socialized medicine as unworkable, citing Sweden and Britain as examples, while John A. Norris urges critical self-evaluation and honors families and West Texas supporters who aided the medical school dream.
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Ochsner
Ching Fe Veterans Administration
Armed Services
Sweden
Wernor General
New Zealand
Great Britain
America
John A. Norris
Norris
South Plains
Texas
West Texas
Grover Murray
Henry T Grinvaisky
Notre Dame University
Torrington, Conn
Murray
George S. Tyner
Robert J. Salem
Geneva
Celeste Loucks Nicness
Doctors Link Smoking to Pollution and Costs
Dr. Ochsner criticized smoking as dirty and selfish while noting payments for testimony prep and tobacco industry support. He cited government spending on tobacco and research on vinyl chloride deaths, urging withdrawal of funding and education on smoking hazards amid shocking personal stories and health losses.
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Unn
Gover
Ochsner
Gil
Five Wreck Victims Remain In Hospital
Five persons remained in Methodist Hospital late Sunday with injuries from auto wrecks fires and a shooting during a violent weekend in Lubbock. Johnny Timms of Lawton Oklahoma is in serious condition after a two vehicle crash at E 19th Street and FM 17. Timms wife Vic and Dwight Willeby aged 12 died in the crash along with six other relatives injured. Three other men remained in critical condition from an early Saturday injury. A residence fire about 1 a.m. Saturday left Tony Topeka an airman at Reese Air Force Base critically injured after a collision near Clovis Road and University Avenue. Richard Rivera 17 of Rt 7 was shot four or five times after crews stopped to chat. another vehicle stopped near Rivera and one occupant invited him to return to the car. Doug Corbet 22 and Steele 60 suffered burns during the Friday fire at their home.
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Vicky Timms
Lawton
Okla
Dwight Willeby
Rt. 1
E. 19Th Street
FM 1729
Timms
Johnny
Methodist Hospital
E. 19Th St
Wes Phillips
Lubbock
Johnny Timms
Dkla
E.19th Street
FM 17
Vic
Tony Topeka
Reese Air Force Base
Clovis Road
University Avenue
Richard Rivera
Rt. 7
19Th Street
Avenue Hi
Rivera
Methodist
Doug Corbet
John R
Steele
17Th St
Summer School Sign-Up Slated in Lubbock
Summer school registration for seniors and juniors in Lubbock is from 8 a.m. to noon today. Senior high students register at Coronado High School while junior high students sign up at Smylie Wilson Junior High. Classes begin Wednesday.
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Lubbock
Coronado High School
Smylie Wilson Junior
New NIH Chief Seeks Alternatives to Malpractice System
Dr. Donald S. Fredrickson, head of the NIH, urges arbitration mediation or no fault insurance as potential changes to the current malpractice claim process. He says reforms are needed to protect patients rights while lowering insurance costs and medical care expenses. A New York doctors slowdown over malpractice insurance remains unresolved with hospital cutbacks and planned layoffs.
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Washington
National Institutes of Health
Donald $. Fredrickson
U.S. News & World Report
Fredrickson
Institute of Medicine
National Academy of Sciences
New York City
New York
Hugh L. Carey
Escapee Says Movie Didn't Spark Break
A chain of events surrounds an escape from Southern Michigan Prison with a hijacked helicopter. Colosky used a fake identity Alfred Williams Jr to hire a charter, then forced pilot Richard Jackson toward Lansing. Police say the aborted plan aimed to free inmates, while Remling was confronted by officers and detained without surrender.
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Leslie
Flower
Remling
Donald Hill
Fowlerville
Colosky
Hill
Greenville
Northland Chopper Service
Hawaii
Floyd Garrison
Alfred Williams Jr
Lansing
Richard Jackson
Southern
Michigan
Severe storms sweep North Texas with hail and heavy rain
A front drives unstable warm air across Texas producing heavy rainfall and hail in the northern half of the state. Thunderstorms form near Abilene and San Angelo as the front advances southeastward with scattered showers ahead of it. Nationwide a thunderstorm drops over two inches of rain and 58 mph winds in New Orleans, while tornado watches are issued for portions of Kansas and Oklahoma.
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North
Texas
Abilene
San Angelo
New Orleans
Kansas
Oklahoma
Hobbyist Builds Dream Car Collection and Local Ventures
Waldrop collects 13 old cars including a '53 GMC pickup and a '63 Corvair and dreams of a 1956 Rolls-Royce Phantom. He works part time at his father's Country Store and runs One-Way Electronics selling microwave citizen band radios and stereo equipment. This summer he sells cars at a Chevrolet dealer in La Mesa and plans to move his electronics business to Lubbock to attend Texas Tech University for psychology.
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Waldrop
Chevrolet
Lamesa
Lubbock
Texas Tech University
Wallace Sees Slim Chance for 76 Nominee
A PBS Meet the Press discussion sparked debate over Governor Wallace as a possible 1976 Democratic nominee. Governors Edwards and Askew questioned party loyalty while underscoring tax reform and independence from Wallace's policies.
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Wallace
Anderson
Democratic Press
Askew
Howe
Democratic Party
Nesota
Tance
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