Rogers Seeks Bombing Cutback Amid Budget Battle
Congress debates a $3.4 billion supplemental and a veto override as leaders signal possible delay on the continuing resolution. Senators push a multipurpose amendment to curb bombing in Indochina while funding to pay federal salaries remains in question.
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Judge Orders Spending Of Impounded Monies
Newark court orders release of 839 million in Neighborhood Youth Corps funds impounded by the Nixon administration. Judge Leonard J. Garth says Congress intended action to appropriate the money, avert loss to the youth program, despite potential appeal.
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Animals Live For Painter Of Wildlife
Floridian wildlife artist Richard Evans Younger, known for close studies and live animal portrayals, discusses field research and camera aided realism. His watercolor exhibition at Hall’s Gallery in Lubbock runs today and Saturday from 9 am to 5 pm, showcasing meticulously detailed works of birds and mammals.
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Cal Maine Foods eyes farm after blaze hits chicks
Quinney says Cal Maine Foods bought the farm from Ralston-Purina about 18 months ago. With higher poultry prices and baby chick losses in Texas, plans to replace the dead stock are uncertain.
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Initial Approval Given Electric Rate Increase
Lubbock council approves an 1.8 mill fuel adjustment to cover rising gas costs. Tech, city, and public schools are among large consumers facing higher bills. New revenue sought includes 90 000 for city departments and 837 000 if the surcharge on 1972 73 sales applies.
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N. B. McCullough
Municipal Unity
Ervin calls halt on federally collected data by computers
Sen. Ervin urged a temporary stop on the expansion of computerized data banks. He warned that federal agencies may keep and share personal records with little accountability, risking individual liberties and press freedoms. He cited the White House privacy office data bank and past surveillance programs as problematic precedents.
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Blind coed learns navigation through self reliance and sensory focus
Brenda Foley recounts using a blindfold boat to navigate crowds and intersections. She describes heightened senses and challenges from bruises and collisions, noting people act differently and often offer help unsure how to proceed.
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Brenda Foley
Council Steps Up Phase IV Limitations
Conviction said Hurd admitted killing the Scurry County girl in a case where psychiatrists testified about his claim of a sharpened reaction at the time of the slaying. The Goodlett girl was found stabbed at the Dillaha farm in south Scurry County on March 10 around 10:30 pm. The defense and prosecution presented conflicting psychiatric testimony on Hurd’s state of mind.
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Mercy killing controversy shadows AMA convention
The AMA debated legalizing mercy killing in cases of irrecoverable suffering as members considered a policy on a patient’s right to die in dignity. An autopsy could show if potassium chloride caused Bauer’s death, while a nurse testified to the injected cause. The 122nd AMA convention drew about 20,000 health professionals.
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Senate panel OKs plan for more frequent pay raises
A Senate committee approved a bill to create biennial salary commissions for top government officials including Congress members, with automatic increases unless vetoed. If enacted, pay could rise from 42 500 to 55 000 for lawmakers, with similar boosts for judges and top executive officials, subject to Nixon approval.
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