Kennedy fears for Ted as threats loom after Chicago
Mrs. Joan Kennedy says threats against Ted Kennedy worry her deeply and she recalls fear sparked by the 1968 Democratic National Convention. She notes her husband tries to shield her from danger while acknowledging persistent risks to his life.
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Government appeals school compliance ruling in Lubbock case
Federal civil rights lawyers contest an examiner’s ruling that Lubbock Public Schools complied with civil rights laws. They seek review to cut more than 1.2 million dollars in annual funding and argue four schools retain de jure segregation elements. The appeal rests on prior desegregation history and the examiner’s finding of progress toward a unified system.
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Moisture Ends Texas Heat Wave With General Showers
Moisture brought the first widespread rain in nearly two months across the South Plains and West Texas, ending a heat wave as temperatures failed to reach 100 degrees. Heavy showers drenched areas from Parmer to Porter counties, with Parcser and surrounding regions receiving significant rainfall and storms.
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World U.S. peace plan sparks debate amid diplomacy page
A World U.S. proposal for Mideast peace stirs strong responses among leaders and policymakers as discussions continue. Reports note diplomatic strains and questions about implementation while coverage highlights regional stakes and international reactions.
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Fragmentary prayer note from a reader
A reader offers a brief personal prayer note thanking God and referencing forgiveness and gratitude. The text appears as a devotional pledge with misspellings and unclear phrasing.
Guadalupe Area Board Considers Delayed Rebuild Plan
The Guadalupe area Zoning Board of Adjustment weighs permitting rebuilding with stricter variances after a May 11 tornado. Urban Renewal Chair Dune Bibsen urges delaying replacements 60 to 90 days to replat and align with neighborhood redevelopment goals between Avenues H and P and Yellowhouse Canyon. The board will hear 43 variance requests at three Special Meetings beginning soon.
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Great City Plans Rise From Tornado Ashes Orchestrated
Chairman Roy Bass told a 171 member Citizens Advisory Committee to work hard and fast after a tornado left destruction. He split the group into 71 subcommittees and ordered recommendations by next Tuesday for issues to be included in a summer bond.
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Florida Tornado Aid Center Faces Ballot Debate
Florida Republicans challenge new voting age and ballot guidelines amid tornado recovery debates. Palm Beach County resident Senator Bafalis argues the presidentially signed law oversteps state rights, while cites 11th Amendment concerns. Community leaders push reforms to streamline ballots and fund a memorial relief center to attract federal aid for damaged homes and businesses.
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Memorial center to spur private investment in blighted land
A proposed memorial center on blighted land aims to lure private capital and help the city and county regain tax base. The plan envisions a civic site within the study panel discussions pages.
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Nation's First Bale Reported in Hidalgo County
The first bale of cotton in the water was picked in Hidalgo County on Monday and Amos Lackey of Pharr claimed the bale from about one acre. The prize money was awarded by the Rin Grande Valley Ginners Association during special ceremonies.
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Texas Seeks Court Bans on Toxaphene Spraying
Texas Attorney General seeks orders from the US Supreme Court and the US Court of Appeals in Denver to halt spraying of the pesticide toxaphene over millions of acres of New Mexico rangeland and to prevent potential runoff into Lake Meredith. The action, tied to a broader interstate dispute, cites the chemical’s persistence and possible contamination during heavy rains.
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U.S. Units Will Not Return to Cambodia
Secretary of State William P. Rogers said after talks with President Nixon that American ground troops would not be sent back to Cambodia. Cambodian Premier Lon Nol hoped troops might return if the situation worsens as the last U.S. forces left Cambodia ahead of Nixon's June 980 deadline.
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Cambodian Campaign Achievements Highlighted at Editors Forum
Rogers outlined a two month Cambodian campaign and Southeast Asia policy after action. He warned against sending American ground troops into Cambodia again and said U S troops may pull back with Thai and South Vietnamese forces aided by air power.
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American Forces End Cambodia Pullout Ahead of Schedule
American troops completed their withdrawal from Cambodia a day early, ending a three month offensive against sanctuaries. South Vietnamese forces pushed deeper, while the U S delivered weapons to the Cambodian army and prepared to pull advisers back into South Vietnam by nightfall.
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Weather map hints showers and warmth for Lubbock area
The forecast shows a chance for showers or thundershowers today and tonight with slightly warmer temperatures. Highs near the puddle bus and overnight lows on the uppers, with a 30 percent rain chance today and 20 percent tonight.
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