Nixon Sees Major Thrust For Peace
A UPI report notes a Senate nutrition hearing revealing that up to a third of dog and cat food in city slums is consumed by humans. The panel warns elderly poor areas may show higher pet food use as it pushes for a global hunger plan and a $20 billion annual food effort.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Select Committee On Nutrition and Human Needs
George McGovern
D-S. D
Ronald F. Pollack
Cleburne
Tex
Judgment awaited in Texas hail suppression case
Judge Pat Boone Jr. in the 154th District Court is expected to rule within two weeks in a landmark Weather Modification Act case filed by 127 area dryland farmers and ranchers. The suit seeks a temporary injunction claiming weather modification harms rainfall and air space rights and includes a plea regarding Plains Weather Improvement Association.
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Texas
Littlefield
Boone
Plains Weather Improvement Assn
Hale County
Texas Panhandle Lee
Man Charged In Slaying At Plainview
A 29 year old man was charged Wednesday in connection with the June 10 stabbing death of Brunell Kenneth Van Zandt in Plainview. Police say Paul Montez Sustrata was last seen June 11 at an El Paso bus station with a Plainview ticket and later cashed it. Blood on a knife found in an upstairs room matched the victim, and a murder warrant was issued after detectives narrowed leads.
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Kerry Gunnels
Avalanche-Journal
Plainview
el Paso
Paul Montez Sustrata
Brunell
Kenneth van Zandt
Jerry Austin
Sustrata
Austin
Commercial
Lustrata
Senator Norris Cotton Hospitalized After Stroke
Senator Norris Cotton of New Hampshire is under observation in a Washington hospital for two to three days after suffering a slight stroke, his office said Wednesday.
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Patty
Charles W. Bates
FBI
Hearst
San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
Bates
Miss Hearst
Cotton
Washington
Sen
Norris Cotton
New Hampshire
Senate approves education boost for Vietnam era veterans
The Senate unanimously passed a bill to raise education benefits for Vietnam era veterans by 18.2 percent, add up to 720 dollars yearly for tuition costs, and provide 2000 dollars annually in loans. It faces House reconciliation where a 13.6 percent cost-of-living rise exists without grants and loans.
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Washington
Senate
House
Senate House
House Veterans Affairs Committee
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Senate Veterans Affairs Committee
Quake Shakes Hawaii Area
An earthquake struck the Ka U district on Hawaii Island early Wednesday. No major damage was reported beyond broken dishes. The 4.5 to 5.0 magnitude quake was five miles deep, centered in the Kapiki Fault Zone near Mauna Loa, and followed by aftershocks per seismologist John Unger of the Hawaii Volcanoes Observatory.
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Honolulu
Ka’u
I Hawaii Island
Hawaii Volcanoes National Park Observatory
John Unger
Kapiki
Mauna Loa
President Ends Mission in Middle East Tour Return
President Nixon arrived at the White House after a 15,000 mile five nation trip to Egypt Saudi Arabia Syria Israel and Jordan. He said the journey brought profound change including hope for peace new friendships for America and reassurance of allies. Ford credited Kissinger with diplomatic gains and both men avoided impeachment talk while affirming continued course toward peace building.
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White House
Nixon
Washington
UPI
Middle East
South Lawn
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Syria
Israel
Jordan
America
NATO
Brussels
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Moscow
Gerald R. Ford
Henry A. Kissinger
Ford
Congress
United States
Nixon Tape Buzz Likely From Hand Operation
Chairman Peter Rodino and a House Judiciary panel held a demonstration using a Uber 500 tape recorder to show the buzz on the Nixon Maldeman recording could only be produced by hand operation. An expert panel agreed the buzz most likely arose from manual handling rather than a faulty machine. The impeachment inquiry proceeded while questions lingered about an FBI erasure report and a possible firing timeline related to Archibald Cox.
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Washington (Ap
Peter W. Rodine Jr
House Judiciary Committee
New Jersey Democrat
Nixon
H.R. Maldeman
Roding
James ID. St. Clair
John Doar
FBI
Archibald Cox
Ichardson
Atty
Elliot Richardson
Spiro T. Agnew
Cox
Alsaj
Apney
Coax
George FE. Danielson
D Calf
Texas Heat Records Sweep State as Lubbock Sizzles
Heat wave bakes Texas with many areas above 100 degrees. El Paso hits 110 and Wichita Falls 102 while Dalhart tops 100 and Lubbock nears it. Overnight low records break, showers cool Gulf Coast briefly, and south winds push warmth across the region.
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Texas
Lubbock
Tional Weather Service
NWS
Lakbeek
el Paso
Wichita Falls
Dalhart
Childress
Texas Gulf Coast
Great Lakes
Ohio
Missouri
Lowi
Albuquerique
Lincoln
Southeas
Weather Map Page 11 B Lubbock Clear to Partly Cloudy
Forecast for Lubbock and vicinity calls for clear to partly cloudy skies through Friday. High temperatures near 100 both today and Friday, with lows in the low 70s. Winds from the south at 15 to 25 mph.
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Lubbock
Kissinger Says U S May Act Alone If Urgent
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger told reporters in Ottawa that the United States reserves the right to act without consulting allies in urgent situations but will seek advance consultation when possible. He spoke after NATO approved a declaration reaffirming alliance aims and the potential use of nuclear weapons if conflict threatens member independence.
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Ottawa
UPI
Henry Kissinger
United States
Kissinger
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Bee Kissinger
British Newspapers Shut By Printers Strike
London AP reports three major national papers The Times The Financial Times and the Daily Mirror halted publication after a printers strike with limited first editions. A wildcat rail walkout blocking distribution affected southwest England and Wales.
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London
Britain
England
Wales
the Times
Financial Times
Daily Mirror
Dictionary Idler Cartoon Caption Sparks Workplace Tale
In the A J Today comic titled Dictionary Idler a man jokes about his wife holding two steady jobs to keep him employed. The caption playfully contrasts domestic labor with his own work ethic. The cartoon reflects light humor on employment and gender roles in the era.
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Shim
Prayer for selflessness and consideration in faith
A brief plea asking for divine guidance to curb greed and extend thoughtfulness to others, ending with a closing blessing and signature.
United Fund Goal Tops $1 Million
The 1974 United Way campaign sets a goal of 1 018 588 dollars a nine percent increase over 1973 933 239. Agencies gain or lose funds with Goodwill Industries cutting over 10 000 while Parkway Neighborhood Center rises to 30 298 from 18 009 and Boy Scouts of America gain over 10 000.
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Celeste Loucks
Avihanche Journal
United Way
Jerry D. Henderson
United Way of Lubbock
Air Force Assistance Fund
Lubbock
Goodwill Industries
Parkway
Boy Scouts of America
United
Cannoneers to Appear at All-America Game Parade
The Alexander Hamilton Cannoneers 1st Hat Italice 5th Field Artillery and 1st Infantry Division from Ft. Riley will lead the Patriot parade during halftime at Jones Stadium for the Coaches All America Game. Soldiers from Ft Hood and II Corps Artillery will join in the "Parade of America" with 120 musicians. Ticket sales topped 20 000 with strong west side demand at 7 dollars, as organizers aim to exceed prior years.
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Parade of America
Jones Stadium
Alexander
Dion Cannoneers
Sth Field Artillery
Infantry Division
Ft. Riley
Will Ubrill
Failback
Ruth Sturt
Texas Tech University
1St Calvary Division
Ft. Hood
Fig
II Corps Artillery
Ft. Sil
Gkla
Texas
Ft. Biss
2Nd Armored
France
Gerevs Patton
America
Maj
Robert L. Reid
USA
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Amanila
Houston
Hobbs
Okla
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Palis
U.S
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Conmles
Watergate
United Fund
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