President urges new ethic to conserve energy
President Nixon calls for a five percent reduction in personal energy use over the next year. He cites driving slower, less air conditioning, and lower heating as steps, proposes a broad energy plan with a new cabinet level Energy Office and a mixed approach of voluntary action and possible future rationing.
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Ronald L. Ziegler
John Vanderhoof
John Love
Vanderhoof
Social Security Benefit Increase Faces Nixon Veto
President Nixon expected to veto a 5.6 percent Social Security rise, tied to financing and debt concerns. Melvin S. Laird disclosed White House strategy as Congress nears a budget clash over the boost for about 30 million elderly Americans. A compromise with lawmakers on the debt ceiling looms, while other notices cover highway department promotions and staff changes in Floydada and Lubbock.
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Gebo Plans 30,000-Square-Foot Warehouse in Plainview Park
Gebo Distributing Co announced a 30,000 square foot warehouse on former American Grain and Cattle Co property adjacent to the Texas Highway Department offices on S Columbia Street. The Plainview Industrial Foundation mediates the land deal and plans note the facility will serve 10 Gebo stores in multiple towns.
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American Grain and Cattle Co
Texas Highway Department
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Plainview Industrial Foundation
Gebo Distributing Company
H. M. Gebo
Gebo
Amarillo
Hereford
Lubbock
Littlefield
Clovis
Brownfield
Lamesa
Ennis
Hillsboro
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Lea County reps complete 10 day anti drug program
Six representatives of Lea County Crisis Line finished a 10 day drug abuse prevention training in Bandera Texas conducted by the U S Office of Education Training and Resource Center funded by the Help Communities Help Themselves project nationwide.
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Lea County Crisis Line
Bandera
Tex
U. S&s. District Office of Education Training and Resource Center
U.S. Office of Education
Court awards family $100000 for fatal highway crash
A federal appeals court ruled a woman's undated work is valued at $2.50 an hour and upheld a jury award of $100,000 to the family of Davie B. Blasky 67 killed in a 1970 highway accident. She left her husband and nine children.
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