Kleindienst Role in Stock Case Draws Senate Scrutiny
U S Senate candidate Barefoot Sanders urged a full probe of Richard Kleindienst about helping Houston promoter Frank Sharp gain immunity in the Sharpstown stock fraud scandal. Sanders tied Kleindienst to ITT dealings and noted lawmakers’ calls for questioning as part of a broader GOP inquiry.
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U. S. Senate
Barefoot Sanders
Richard Kleindienst
Houston
Frank Sharp
Texas
Kleindienst
Nixon
International Telephone and Telegraph Corp
Justice Department
ITT
Justices Department
Sharpstown
Sanders
U.S
Henry
I Gondales
San Antonio
Sharp
House
Gus Mutscher
Senate Hipticuiry
PTT
Acamparsa
Broadway
Texas Ave
Ralph Yarborough
Yarborough
Jerry Kolander
Phan Rang Air Base Shrinks as U S Forces Reassign
US forces cut Phan Rang from 3,500 to 749 troops and from 180 aircraft to one as 2,000 personnel depart and four C-123 providers are transferred to the South Vietnamese air force. Freedom Bird jetliners begin direct US to Phan Rang flights to accelerate the pullout.
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U.S. Command
Phan Rang
South Vietnamese Air Force
Freedom
Bird
United States
U.S
South Vietnam
Saizon
da Nang
Cam Ranh Bay
Saigon
Tan Son Nuut
Drug Education Attitudes Across Communities
The study outlines current drug use patterns and community responses, evaluating drug programs and THEW educational inputs. It seeks transmitter attitudes of teachers on education materials, youth receptivity to current formats, and changes in local drug use linked to exposure. Interviews with youths, schools, and centers in Chicago Minneapolis New York City Richmond and Sandro reveal diverse national perspectives.
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THEW
Chicago
Minneapolis
New York City
Bachmond
Sandrew
Jobs mark new employment high in February
Officials report 69 800 jobs in February with 3500 male applicants and one sixth Vietnam era veterans. Durable goods manufacturing drives the gain while nondurable goods lag. Unemployment seen rising in next quarter. building permits slow and prime rates influence manpower. In six months, over 6000 new applicants sought employment in Lubbock, 2500 women.
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TEC
Lubbock
Midland Donates Books to UTPB Drives Long-Running Campaign
Midland residents contributed over 15,000 books to the Founders Library at the University of Texas of the Permian Basin, bringing total volumes collected to 97 159 since February. The drive ends Friday with a city hall welcome for visiting Odessa officials and a campus reception hosted by UTPB President Billy H. Amistead. Denver City and Plains also donated books that afternoon.
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Odessa
Midland
Founders Library
University of Texas of the Permian Basin
UTPB
Ed Magruder
Jim Reese
Chamber of Commerce
Mike Barney
University
UTPH
Billy H. Amistea
Denver City
Plains
Holdup Suspect Held In Jail In Odessa
Odessa man Thay Neal Edwards, 33, is in City Jail on a 17 000 bond after a holdup at the Bamboo Room in west Odessa. Witnesses say he entered the bar, pulled a 32 caliber pistol, and demanded cash from a waitress. The incident occurred Monday and police recovered about 75 dollars. A separate report from Moscow notes Tass news agency found fresco fragments by 15th century artist Andrei Rubley beneath newer paint in a cathedral.
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Odessa
Thay Neal Edwards
Cecil Hardwick
West Odessa
Edwards
Moscow
Andrei Rubley
Tass
Three Men Given Probation in Dwi and Marijuana Case
Three men received probated sentences Tuesday in 137th District Court before Judge Robert C. Wrindit. Roberto T. Brown of Little Rock Arkansas got three years probation after pleading guilty to illegal possession of marijuana. Verne Kener of Lorenza received probation after a felony DWI plea. Denelas Vernon Weaod of Smyer had charge reduced from felony DWI to a misdemeanor and was fined $50 with two years probation.
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Robert C. Wrindit
Dastrot Court
Roberto T. Brown
Little Rock
Ark
Marjuana
Verne Kener
Lorenza
Sears
Denelas Vernon Weaod
Smyer
Hallsville Honors Former Lubbock Resident as Citizen of the Year
Bob Garner, a former Lubbock resident for about 18 years, is named Outstanding Citizen of the Year by the Blaussite Area Chamber of Commerce. The award recognizes Garner and his wife Madie for extensive volunteer work and leadership that strengthened local civic and church activities since moving to Hallsville in 1961.
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Shelly Patrice Cooter
Nashville
Hallsville
Bob Garner
Lubbock
Blaussite Area
Seventh Grader Jim Bob Byrd Wins Hobbs Spelling Bee
Hobbs city spelling bee winner is Jim Bob Byrd 12 Heizer Junior High son of Mr and Mrs Tom Byrd. He defeats Patty C Tabor an eighth grader from Houston Junior High. Byrd will represent Hobbs at the regional spelling bee in Lubbock on April 15. Judges were Kathryn Morris Barbara Houston and Kenny Shelton. Pronouncer Joe Walker and coordinator Rip Lasater.
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Hobbs
Jim Bob Byrd
Heizer
Tom Byrd
Patty C. Tabor
Houston Junior High
Dalton ‘Tabor
Jim Bob
Lubbock
Kathryn Morris
Barbara Houston
Kenny Shelton
Joel Walker
Rip Lasater
Curtis Graves to Speak at Texas Tech Black Week
State Rep. Curtis M. Graves of Houston will address Texas Tech University's Black Week observance sponsored by SOBUS. The talk is set for Tuesday April 4 at 7 p.m. in the University Center Ballroom and open to the public at no charge.
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Curtis M. Graves
Houston
Texas
Texas Tech University
Tech
SOBUS
Graves
University Center
Soba
Ted-Tac
Larry Hunter
Coronado
Pentagon seeks 30 million reservist bonuses to fill force gaps
The Pentagon asks Congress for 30 million in reservist bonuses effective Saturday and 200 million more next year to lure doctors and skilled personnel into the voluntary force. The plan also targets a 50,000 man shortage in National Guard and reserves and envisions bonuses up to 1800 for re enlistments and 6 for new enlistments, with extended pay scales and potential high bonuses for critical specialties.
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Washington
Pentagon
Congress
J. Fred Buzhardt
Buzhardt
Nixon
Secretar of Defense
Secretary of Defense
Destruction of Germ Warfare Agents at Pine Bluff Arsenal Complete
Defense Secretary Melvin Laird announced that germ warfare agents at Pine Bluff Arsenal were destroyed last week. The facility will be turned over to the FDA next month for toxicological research after cleanup and safe disposal of waste.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
Pine Bluff Arsenal
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Laird
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Southwestern Bell Moves Lubbock Employment Office
Southwestern Bell's employment office in Lubbock relocates to Room 158, 2010 Avenue R, moving from the fifth floor of 1405 Main Street. The office opens for applications at 9 a.m. today with normal hours 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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Southwestern Bell
Lubbock
Dorothy McCandless
Company
Avenue R
Main Street
McCandless
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