Sea Fight Erupts In Thailand Gulf
A clash in the Gulf of Thailand involved Vietnamese and Cambodian naval forces near Poulo Wai island, with Thai marines wounded and a Cambodian boat sunk. Reports also note a Thai fishing-boat seizure and a later Thai-Cambodian gunboat duel near Bangkok. Police charged three women with indecent exposure after an incident at the Comix Club in Lubbock, and tires were slashed at club parking spots as officers evacuated crowds. A separate Laotian broadcast accused an American spy of CIA links, naming Rosemary Conway.
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Mike Len Mitchell
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Ray Bowen
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Vientiane
CIA
Pathet Lao
All-America Coaches Swap Praise and Jokes
A chaotic summary reports on the 15th annual summer all-star classic coaches meeting and press day. Mentions Bay Jor Teaff Grant Cahill Rend Severion and Tec h teams chosen for the event. The piece notes a press conference and preparations for All-America Week with coaches praising and joking in a morning session.
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Tech
South Vietnam Seeks Massive Foreign Aid
Radio Hanoi reported from Bangkok that South Vietnam seeks foreign aid to blunt war sparked economic depression and unemployment. It said about eight million of nearly 19 million people were unemployed or in unproductive work, with 700,000 soldiers of the former regime and three million refugees burdening the economy. The new authorities are moving refugees back to farms, distributing food to the poor, and planning measures to reduce living costs and avoid gasoline shortages.
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Thailand
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Radio Hanoi
Warning For Business As Gas Shortages Loom This Winter
Natural gas shortages this winter may trigger industry shutdowns, layoffs, and home curtailments across the East Coast and Midwest. Commerce Secretary Morton warned at a Charlotte event that shortages could be 40 percent higher than last winter with possible home curtailments during very cold periods. He noted interstate gas pipeline cutbacks could reach 2.3 trillion cubic feet in 1975, up from 1.6 trillion last year, while Congress faces energy bill delays.
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Ford proposes tax cuts to spur new power plants
President Ford backs labor management committee recommendations to accelerate utility plant construction and convert oil and gas plants to coal. Tax breaks for utilities in FY 1976 projected at 500 million to 1 billion dollars. Nuclear share could rise to 20 percent by the late 1980s if program and safeguards advance.
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Ford
Secretary of Labor
John Dunlop
Labor-Management Committee
Congress
Federal Energy
Frank Zarb
Supreme Court justices worry over Douglas after stroke
Los Angeles Times reports that several Supreme Court members doubt Justice William O Douglas can perform duties after a December stroke. They question his mental condition and fear he may resign or delegate work to clerks, risking a breach of court norms.
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Sears Plans Move To Mall In 1977
Sears Roebuck and Co. announced moving its downtown Lubbock appliance and warehouse complex to the South Plains Mall by early 1977. The two‑level 150000 square foot Sears store will replace the existing unit at 162 13th Street with a 16 car auto center and will keep open the appliance and warehouse facilities on nearby streets. Downtown Lubbock leaders warn of downtown loss if Sears departs.
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Avalanche-Journal
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Temperatures to Climb Across Texas and West
Texas to see warm dry conditions with showers in far south and Panhandle tonight. Scattered thundershowers expected in Northeast and extreme Southeast Monday with 90s through Tuesday. Coastal Galveston near 77 sunrise. Marfa about 55. Lubbock around 91 with upper 60s tonight.
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Impressive Flag Day Program Set In City
Impressive flag day program planned in city features red white and blue pageantry. Amidan event aims to stir patriotic spirit as the nation nears its 200th birthday with a close observance by local residents in Lubbock.
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