Senate Approves Emergency Farm Aid Bill With Dairy Boost
The Senate backed an emergency farm aid plan 57 to 25 to raise dairy, wheat, cotton, corn and other price supports and temporarily ban foreign bred beef. The measure goes to conference. administration cites milk cost hikes, while supporters push parity up to 85 percent.
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Washington
Senate
House
Cost Wikes
Hubert Hyduaphrey
D-Minn
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Ford
Congress sends large tax rebate package to President Ford
The Senate approved a $24.8 billion anti recession tax package by 45 to 16 as Congress sent it to President Ford. The plan includes 1974 income tax rebates up to $200 and a $30 tax credit in 1975 per taxpayer and dependent, promising at least $220 in tax cuts for a four-member family. Ford expected to sign despite objections to several provisions.
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Congress
Ford
Senate
House
Itouse
Iso
United States
GOP
Thieu crushes coup attempt in South Viet Nam report
Saigon reports that President Thieu’s government crushed a coup plot and arrested several dissidents. Across the country the fighting intensified with the Viet Cong seizing Hue and refugees evacuated from Da Nang as government lines tried to halt retreat and defend key cities.
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Saigon
Nauyen van Thieu
United States
South Vietnam
da Nang
Hue
Ame
Interior Ministry
Thieu
Highlands
Removal of Storm iyesores Ordered
Lubbock city council authorized clearing abandoned foundations basements and pools on 32 Mesa Road lots. Destruction followed May 11 1970 tornado with open basements filled with tumbleweeds and a sunken pool. Owners receive 30 days to comply or face demolition with liens up to 40000 total cost.
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Vaughn Hendrie
Avalanche-Journal
Lubbock City
Mesa Road
North Lubbock
Lubbock Country Club
City Legal
Jim Bertram
Cei Ty Aera
Cec Eevee
Commission
Ig Family
Morosco
Bertram Said
Servieb
Beta Seri
Dion Sonary
CLIVY
Improvements Underway At Lubbock Regional Airport
Work continues on a project at Lubbock Regional Airport costing more than 30 million dollars. The plan covers multiple improvements aimed at expanding capacity and upgrading facilities. Contractors and city officials oversee the modernization effort.
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Lubbock Regional Airport
Talks Lyed In Geneva On Mideast
Secretary of State Kissinger said a Geneva peace conference is the only apparent path to resolve the Arab Israeli crisis amid grave regional danger. He planned to contact the Soviet Union, the conference chair, about resuming talks while Israeli officials questioned the conference's chances. He also warned Congress over aid to Cambodia and South Vietnam, stressing U S credibility and support for allies.
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API
Henry A. Kissinger
Middle East
Geneva
Kissinger
Soviet Union
Leas
Indochina
Negotiations Seen Narrowing on Israeli Negotiation Path
Fragmentary text shows mention of meaningful negotiations and Israeli officials reiterating an assessment. A Wednesday reference and Secretary hints at a ruling out of options, with Angling toward a stated position.
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Kissinger
General Omar Bradley Survives Brain Clot Surgery
Gen Omar Bradley, 82, underwent surgery at UCLA Medical Center to remove a blood clot causing a brain stroke. The operation lasted over an hour with five specialists involved. Doctors said he came through well and remains in excellent condition with no paralysis.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Omar M. Bradley
Ucla Medical
Center
R'Esources
Doc Tors
Gusty Area Storm Threat Nets Dusty South Plains View
A gusty storm brought dust and low precipitation to the South Plains as forecasters warned of possible severe weather. The National Weather Service tracked the system though rain mostly failed to materialize, leaving dust in its wake and a cautious threat in the region.
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Esky
National Weather South
Police seek second suspect in Lubbock murder case
Police arrested one suspect Wednesday and opened a manhunt for another in the case of Victor Tucker 37 owner of a Lubbock service station found slain Jan 4 at his home 6205 W. 19th St. A loaded .38 pistol and a cash-filled box were found near the body, prompting homicide theories.
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Kyle Morse
Avalanche-Journal
Start
Lubbock
Victor Tucker
W. 19Th St
Tucker
Weather and health notes mix in regional briefing
A weather forecast from the NWS notes a low pressure trough over Utah and Arizona and a surface trough over central New Mexico causing strong winds dust and a slight chance of showers in Lubbock with cooler conditions tonight and Friday. In Augusta Mamie Eisenhower, 79, suffered a recurrence of internal bleeding and remains in fair condition at Ft Gordon Army hospital after initial reports of stopped bleeding.
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Utah
Arizona
Central
New Mexico
Lubbock
Tehachapi
Foster
Prayer for spring and talents to bloom in Your vineyard
A Shallowater Reader offers a brief prayer praising God for spring and asking that the varied talents given by Him also bloom and bear fruit through work in His vineyard. The note expresses gratitude and spiritual reflection.
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Heavenly Father
Tor
Blind student settles malpractice suit for 165000 in New York
Gail Salmowitz, 21, who is blind, accepted a 165000 settlement after a jury had awarded up to 900000 for retrolental fibroplasia linked to premature birth in 1933. The case against Brookdale Hospital alleged improper care after birth and excessive oxygen in the incubator.
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NEW Yori
Gail Salmowitz
Mil
Weather Map Forecast for Lubbock Area Brightening Skies
A weather page notes a slight chance of showers or thunderstorms today with partly cloudy skies tonight and Friday. Cooler tonight and Friday with highs in the low 60s and lows near 30s. Winds 20 to 30 mph from the west and northwest.
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Lubbock
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