Daniel's Sense of Freedom Speech Marks House Speakership Bid
Price Daniel Jr., 31, Liberty attorney and son of a former governor, spoke to the Texas House Tuesday pledging reform to dilute the speaker's power and return power to individual members. He said he would serve a single term, aiming to end deadlocks and boost democracy, backed by Labor but alienating some lobby groups.
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Subsidized Housing Rules Expand to Rural Loans
Washington officials said the administration widened its crackdown on subsidized housing by halting new applications for cut rate housing loans for low income rural families. The Agriculture Department runs the program affected by the latest order.
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Odessa College Spring Registration Opens with Long Lines
Registration for Odessa College's spring term begins Thursday in the Student Union Building with 8:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. slots. About 1,888 students pre registered, with projections over 2,700 by late registration closing January 10. Classes run January 15 through May 11.
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High Court Rules on Private Tax Records in Privacy Case
The Supreme Court split 7 to 2 upholding government access to tax records under certain conditions. Justice Powell joined the majority, while Justice Douglas dissented citing expanded government reach. The ruling involves a subpoena of records from a taxpayer and the balance between tax enforcement and privacy rights.
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Chicago
Thomas Ricci
Harold Shaffer
IRS
Antihijack Compliance Triggers Daily Fines Across Airports
The Federal government imposed a daily fine of 1000 dollars on several airports including Thel and Prescott for failing to meet the anti hijack program order. The penalties mark the first punitive action under the new rule effective Friday, with notices sent to operators in Aspen Tyler Marquette and other locations.
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Jury sets burglary term in 72nd District Court
A jury in 72nd District Court sentenced Juan Munoz 21 of 1911 FE. Brown St. to 30 days in the state penitentiary for car burglary. Judge Pat S. Moore presided. Testimony continued in Clarence Williams Jr. assault with intent to murder case in Howard C. Davis son 99th District Court. Williams, 27, of Abernathy, is accused of shooting Ethel May Williams at her Abernathy home on Aug. 4, 1972. Three others pleaded guilty to felony offenses in 140th District Court before Judge William R. Shaver. Anaya, 20, of 216 Sherman Ave., was ordered to pay $100 restitution and two years probation after pleading guilty to receiving and concealing stolen property. James Billy Ballew, 37, and Henry Zavala, 26, pled guilty to felony DWI. Ballew fined $100 and 100 days jail. Zavala placed on two years probation.
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Sherman Ave
James Billy Ballew
Odessa
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Littlefield
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George Rogers Promoted at Citizens National Bank of Lubbock
George Rogers named assistant vice president and trust officer at Citizens National Bank of Lubbock. Richard Henderson appointed assistant cashier in charge of the proof department. Phillips K. Roberts to assistant cashier in auditing. Henderson native of Big Spring joined in 1971. Roberts joined in 1972 with BA and MBA from Texas Tech.
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Texas Tech University
HUD Officials Open Three Day Regional Meeting
About three dozen HUD officials from five southwestern states gather at the Red Raider Inn for a three day retreat to discuss management operations and information systems. Richard L. Morgan of Fort Worth will open the meeting at 8 am with sessions limited to regional and area HUD office staff.
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Hobbs Chamber announces drive and office move
Hobbs Chamber of Commerce announces a member drive to begin January 15 and a possible relocation of its office to the Will Rogers Community Center around March 1 amid ongoing city negotiations. Also notes release of tax income map guidelines by the High Plains Underground Water Conservation District from Lubbock.
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Water Depletion Maps Released Odessa Shootings Report
Odessa men Salgado Porras 26 and Manuel Por ras 24 are jailed in Ector County in lieu of 25000 bond after a shooting incident. The special report references water depletion maps and ongoing local investigations.
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Drug Bust Nets Five In Odessa
Five people were arrested at a local Odessa residence on December 18 amid a police raid. Officers reported a substance believed to be marijuana. One officer was wounded during the call. gunfire injured Salgado Porras who was hospitalized and released. Bond was set at $4000 for each suspect: Cathey Swafford, 19, Mary Barfield, 22, Mary Lynch, 20, and David Richter, 21.
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Navy diver recounts search for plane carrying Clemente
Riley a Navy sailor and son of William Riley of 3513 ae St. testified he and other divers helped probe a crash site where a four engine DC-7 carrying Roberto Clemente and four others went down on Dec. 31 in the Caribbean. The suit seeks 32500 against Lubbock County claiming negligence over net lighting and barricades at the crash area.
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Odessa man Stanley Carter sentenced for habitual criminal
In the 70th District Court Judge C. V. Miburn gave Stanley Carter 26 of Odessa a 12 year prison term after jury selection began at 10 am and a guilty verdict returned at 1 pm on charges of being a habitual criminal in a Special ODESSA proceeding.
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Davis to Head Levelland Chamber of Commerce
John Davis was named president of the Levelland Chamber of Commerce at a morning meeting. Billy Pope was chosen vice president and Jeff Pate secretary treasurer, with Charles Baltin stepping down as outgoing president.
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Osage Tribe Revenue From Oil Soars Across Decades
Between 1907 and 1929 the Osage tribe collected 233 million dollars in oil royalties and bonuses. By 1957 an additional 167 million was gained and by 1971 at least 100 million more. In total the Osage region produced over 511.4 million in revenue for the tribe.
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