Prisoner Shot Near Trial Site
A prisoner was shot to death near the Angela trial area as police investigated a disruption. Details remain unclear with officials scheduling further commentary for Tuesday.
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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1972
Page
6
Freeze and storms hit the Panhandle and South Texas
Gusty winds and a cold front swept Texas with snow in the Panhandle and New Mexico while tornado watches covered North Central and Southeast Texas. Reports describe damaged homes in Florida and a capsized aircraft in Tallahassee. no serious injuries.
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National Weather Service
Texas
North Central
South Central
East Texas
Torm
Brazoria
Chambers
Fort Bend
Galveston
Hardin
Norris
Jasper
Jefferson
Tiberty
Newton
Orange
Polk
Tyler
Nacog
New Mexico
Panhandle
Colorado
Aspen
Winter Park
Steamboat Springs
Wall
Price Wins House Speakership
The legislature convenes in Austin as Texas grapples with a fast moving session. Key items include rules curbing conference committees, a transportation bill on federal compliance and funds, a women's rights amendment ratification, and a plan to fund May primary and June runoff costs. Price seats as speaker, with several rival candidates and party leaders maneuvering to shape the House. The session also notes Mutscher presiding and Miss Jordan elected Senate president pro tempore amid a historic vote.
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Senate
House
Senate House
Leistafon
Senate ‘Transportation
Jam Wallace
Houston
Texas
U.S. Secretary of Transportation
Congress
Elevah Setirtors
State Alliance Committee
Othe Freedtrans Committee
Ca Puble
Mike Metseal
Dallas
Oorunetts
Eeeserab
Oof Labserty
Hale Tad
Shenker
Jordan
Miss Jordan
Doc Blanchard
Missibuck
Fire Damage Valued After Apartment Blaze
A grease fire in an apartment caused extensive damage to kitchens, carpeting, drapes, range and refrigerator. Smoke damage covered much of the interior while an adjacent yard area also suffered effects. Police reported investigation ongoing with no injuries noted.
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Thare
Ted Taversit
Tristinators
FDA Reveals Food Tolerances and Public Disclosure Policy
The FDA plans written tolerances for food defects after years of informal handling. Officials note esthetic grounds guide limits for spices and other substances, with a formal proposal expected by late April. Public release policy seeks balance between safety and disclosure amid industry concerns. A Seoul hotel project is also reported.
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FDA
Chicago Sun Times
William Tines
RDA
Peter “Whatto
Irs
Hutt
Watt
Officina
Wodreka
Itt
Lake County approves three dates for Governor Cup and ski events
The Lake County board approves Governor's Cup on May 7 with the boat club receiving half receipts and Ski Club dates June 1 July 9 and Aug 20 with half receipts to the club. Park maintenance funded from lake receipts while public access is curtailed during events. kart races block ponds and lower lake for the day. Segrist notes possible $600 daily receipts and limits on checks raised from $300 to $1,000 to speed administration.
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Juine 4
Jim Sevrist
Secrist
Judge Orders Three Judge Panel For Antiwar Suit
In Philadelphia federal court Judge Joseph S. Lord III ruled the lawsuit against War policy is not insubstantial enough to dismiss. He granted a three judge panel to hear the case and sent the petition to the Third Circuit. Plaintiffs allege war violates constitutional authority and international agreements with Melvin Laird and Nixon named as defendants.
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Warchon
Emmenent
Vietnam
Pedustriet Court
Jaseph S
Ghat
Peice
Judie Lord
Srd Uos. Circuit Court of Appeals
Stat
Wayos
Phe
Jmelvin BR. Laird
Defense
Nixon
Lord
Lasmunst
GM Pays 90000 Penalty For Faulty Opel Windshields
The Department of Transportation announced GM will pay 90000 in penalties for producing and importing Opel cars with defective windshield mountings. About 100000 Opel Kadetts and Opel 1900s from GM's West German unit were recalled for 1970 71 72 models after NHTSA found windshields could detach in a 30 mph barrier crash, violating federal standards.
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Washington
Department of Transportation
General Motors Corp
Tuwer
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Retailers Defend Prices Amid Food Cost Pressures
New York AP report notes retailers deny blame for rising meat and food costs. Chains cite competition as limiting price passes and say profits remain slim. Swift & Co. reports declining beef prices while labor and other costs rise.
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New York
Nixon
Oakland
Calf
Safeway Stores, Inc
William S. Mit
Mitchell
Austin Lyne
First National Stores, Inc
Somerville
Mass
U.S
Omaha
Swift
Detroit
Borman’s Inc
February U S trade deficit widens sharply
The February trade deficit surged to new highs with exports at 7 800 billion and imports at 4 465 billion, marking the worst start to a year in trade figures. The dollar weakened against foreign currencies boosting import costs and prompting calls for monetary reform and revised governance of international finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Treas
UPS
Mene
Uni
Atlantic Council
International Monetary Rystem
Treasury
Henry TH. Fowler
Council
Atlantic Nations
Connally
Meany Presses Price Commission for More Tools
AFL CIO chief George Meany urged the Price Commission to expand its staff and loosen rules, arguing wage and price controls are unfair to consumers and workers. He demonstrated variances in can weights and package contents to illustrate enforcement difficulties, while other witnesses supported or critiqued the commission.
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Afl-Cio
George Meany
Washington
Price Commission
AFL- Cio
Meany
W. P. Gallander
National Association of Manufacturers
George In
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