Mutscher visits with son as Nugent family calls
In Austin on a Friday report Gus Mutscher, recently convicted of conspiracy to accept a bribe, spends time with his baby son at the capitol apartment while his wife Donna and visiting Lyndon Johnson Nugent’s daughter Sue Johnson Nugent bring food. Mrs Nugent and Mrs Mutscher are friends. The scene follows his Abilene conviction and five year probation.
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Dock Leaders Plan Response to Pay Board Cuts
Harry Bridges and ILWU leaders met to decide a labor response after the Pay Board cut the 134 day SITIKC wage settlement. A West Coast ports strike looms as pressure mounts on Congress and the Nixon administration amid union threats and shipper silence.
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Beard denies memo linked to ITT probe hoax
Mrs Dita Beard ITT lobbyist hospitalized with heart ailment denies writing a memo about antitrust settlements and a pledge to San Dieno. She calls the Interoffice note a forgery and insists she did not prepare it. Senatorial inquiry continues with Kleindienst and Genen connected to ITT issues.
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Lubbock Area Feels Pulse of Education Reform and Global Affairs
A compact overview lists diverse items: visiting Senoritas discuss education in Mexico, a Mideast expert defines U S involvement for LCC, four states consider laws to keep George Wallace off ballots, medical societies push continuing education, leaders of France and Britain seek Common Market policy alignment, Indira Gandhi’s first visit to Danelaclad greeted by Bengalis, plus daily sections on market reports family news plains agriculture and entertainment.
Today’s Prayer Our Father as a first resource plea
A reader asks for guidance to treat prayer as a first resource rather than a last resort. They invoke Jesus' name in a request for reform and better spiritual discipline.
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ABC Rodeo Ends In Dramatic Final Night
The third edition of the ABC Rodeo at Maunadgead Auditorium wowed about 6,000 in attendance as Bex Bland won steer wrestling with a 4.1 second run. Crowds swelled across a week of performances. Willie Nelson and The Recordmen headlined Friday’s show.
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Nixon seeks halt to new busing orders nationwide
President Nixon asks Congress to stop new court desegregation busing orders while shaping a national policy and to allow the Justice Department to intervene in select cases to delay orders. The move aims to provide alternatives to busing and resolve ongoing desegregation tensions.
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Blanchard Still Serious After Open Heart Surgery
Sen. Blanchard of Texas remained in serious condition Friday night at John Sealy Hospital after open heart surgery Monday. A hospital spokesman said he was in the general intensive care unit and breathing with aid from an artificial respirator. Blanchard represents Lubbock and adjacent counties in the State Senate.
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Denial by Jungle Dweller of Hitler Link Sparks Colombia Probe
Juan Ehrmann a 72 year old German living in Colombia's jungles denied claims by a magazine he is Nazi war criminal Martin Bormann. He told Caracol radio I am not Bormann I only fought in the first World War. He arrived Pasto Narino province then Bogota and was fingerprinted by police as investigators check 14 points of similarity including a scar. He said he came via Ecuador about 30 years ago settled at Puerto Asis with a Siena Indian wife and a 25 year old daughter who has a 6 year old grandchild. He remains under police protection and is being questioned.
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Central Asia Hit By Earthquake
Moscow AP-Tass reports a 6.0 earthquake struck central Asia in the Tashkent area on Friday. The epicenter at Leninbad near 100 miles south of Tashkent registered 6 points while Tashkent measured up to 5. No damage details were provided. a 1966 quake nearby left 300,000 homeless and damaged Tashkent.
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Price Board Faces Pressure Over Soaring Food Costs
Price Commission Chairman C Jackson Grayson promised action on rising food prices and criticized Secretary Butz for defending higher farm costs. He argued farmers should not expect a better deal than consumers while noting price stabilization efforts across the economy. The panel seeks relief for consumers amid inflation signals and farm sector protests.
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California woman delivers nine babies at Bay Area hospital
A California woman gave birth to seven babies after a long struggle with infertility, with doctors noting it followed years of unsuccessful treatments. She delivered the latest litter in an eight minute span, while a twin pregnancy ended in another hospital.
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Wallace rallies Texas Democrats for Wallace at precinct conventions
Alabama Governor George Wallace urged Texas activists to rally support for his bid at the May 6 Democratic precinct conventions. He announced a group named Texas Democrats for Wallace and urged members to push Wallace votes at the meetings.
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Wallace cries out over busing policy at Texas rally
Wallace addressed over 200 cheering supporters in a Texas gathering linked to national debate on busing. He denounced President Nixon's bus in g stance and urged immediate action rather than congressional delays.
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Weather outlook for Lubbock area this weekend
Cool nights and warm afternoons through Sunday with high near 80 today and mid 40s tonight. Sunday highs in the mid 80s with westerly winds 10 to 20 mph. A garbled line shows scattered city names and numbers from other regions.
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