Arabs Consider Oil Power in Middle East Crisis
Arab nations Algeria Iraq and Kuwait suspend oil pumping for one hour in an act linked to Western support for Israel. Libyan leader Khadafy signals potential nationalization while Libyan and Nigerian talks target Western firms. In Lebanon, Palestinians derail a train carrying oil as arms stockpiles threaten Lebanon’s political crisis and delay a state of emergency lift.
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Associated Press
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Israel
St. Lon
Libya
Algeria
Iraq
Kuwait
Federation of Arab Trade Unions
Cairo
Tripoli
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
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People's Assembly
Middle East
Muammar Khadafya
Khadafy
Iran
Saudi Arabia
Kow
Ezzendin Mabruk
Lagos
Nigeria
Khada
Lebanon
Beirut
Medrees
Zahrani
Sidon
Medreco
Mobil
Caltex
Suleiman Franjieh
Flood May Cut Cotton Acres In Mid-South By 29 Per Cent
Memphis Tenn 1AP An economist for the National Cotton Council says excessive rain and flooding could leave up to 29 percent of Mid South cotton land unplanted this year based on a survey by state extensiv patton specialists across five states.
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Memphis
Tenn
National Cotton Council
Charles Russell
Russell
U.S
Edward Kyrnes
Vulture Department
Mid-South
Healthy Baby Week Declared in Lubbock
The Metr-Lublck March of Dimes chapter marks Healthy Baby Week with distribution of birth defect prevention materials and Is My Baby At Right booklets at local high schools and libraries. The national campaign funds education on birth defects prevention and provides answers via a local helpline.
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Metr-Lublck March of Dimes
Lautiban
Lubbock
Red Cross Flood Relief Drive Aids 22 States
Red Cross sets funds to aid flood victims across 22 states. Lai dock County Chapter chair Angus Teagus says Red Cross shelters are open and 22,000 people have been fed. Citizens wishing to help should send contributions to the American Red Cross 811 Broadway Lubbock, tax deductibility noted and a repeal endorsed by the Lubbock United Fund.
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Red Cross
Angus Teagus
American Red Cross
Broadway
Lubbock
Urtil
Lubbock United Fund
County Judge Opposes Jury Parking Fee
County Judge Rod Shaw and commissioners debated a proposed ten cent parking fee for jurors at the county lot near the courthouse. Shaw argued parking should be free, saying the crowd is temporary and jurors would walk blocks to another lot. commissioners planned targeted free overflow spaces and enforced charges only if necessary. The row, in a heated Monday meeting, led to new regulations on the south jail lot taking effect immediately.
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W. Buge
Lubbock County
Rod Shaw
Benween
Gobenseen
Mint Street
Broadway
MT Speiwes
Shaw
1Th Street
Avenue F
Eouity
Art
Lanty
Shine
Arge
Lamb
Sind
Third graders ponder Watergate in class
In suburban Philadelphia, St. Dorothy's parochial school students share their own opinions on Watergate. Essays express bewilderment and misperceptions, with one child calling it a building to keep sewers going and another guessing it is a hotel.
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Philadelphia
St. Dorothy’s Parochial School
Rogers presses Venezuela for oil pact amid Orinoco reserves
U S Secretary of State William P Rogers urged Venezuelan leaders to pursue joint Orinoco oil development with the United States. He warned such projects require advanced technology and large capital, with Venezuela already supplying about a third of U S oil. Rogers plans further talks during an eight country tour. Security was tight as he laid a wreath at Simon Bolivar's tomb amid protests and clashes at the National Pantheon precincts.
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Caracas
Venezuela
William P. Rogers
United States
Orinoco
Rogers
Lamy
Peru
Lal
Win Foren
Calvan
U.S
Verezuelan
Richard M. Nixon
National Pantheon
Simon Ivar
Spain
Liddys Advice On Avoiding 1972 Campaign Limits Raises Doubt
Washington AP report details Gordon Liddys seminar for Republican congressmen on evading new campaign laws before April 7 1972. Critics say Liddys guidance to buy media time and conceal contributions was erroneous as FCC rulings tightened limits. Attendees included Rep Bill Frenzel and John T Calkins. the GOP committee later disavowed responsibility.
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Washington
Gordon Liddy
Republican Congressional Committee
House Republican Conference
GOP
Congressional Committee
Lidy
Liddy
Media Time
Federal Communications Commission
Savas
Lidddy
John [Mitchell
Gordon
John Mitchell
Nixon
Betie
Sinc
FCC
Bill Frenzel
Rminn
House Administration Committee
John T. Calkins
Plainview Vocational Center eyed by SPC and Wayland
Plans to open an extension center in Plainview to support beef and pork packing and computer training. Wayland would provide the campus building while South Plains College offers instructors, with classes possibly starting by September. The Central Plains Higher Education Authority, formed by Plainview leaders, arose from a 1972 TEA feasibility study showing regional demand across Hale Floyd Motley Swisher and Briscoe Counties.
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Baker
Plainview
J. B. Wheeler
Central Plains Higher Education Authority
Les
Wheeler
Education Authority
Wayland
South Plains College
Wheel
Ane South Plains College
Wayland J
South Plains
Morehhan
Plainview Civic Lead
Ers
SPC
Texas Education Agency
Hale
Floyd
Motley
Swisher
Briscoe
Hearings Set For Cadets In Manslaughter Case
Preliminary hearings are scheduled May 23 in Magistrate Court for four New Mexico Military Institute cadets charged with manslaughter in the stabbing death of 32 year old Richard C. Needham of Roswell. Each cadet remains free on 2000 dollar bond.
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Roswell
N.M
New Mexico Military Institute
Richard C. Needham
Needham
Gary L. Shaw
Dexter
Sammy Burke Jr
Las Cruces
Robert ¥. Winkler
Lonnie Wagner
Austin
Tex
Man Given 2000 Years for Police Killing in San Antonio
SAN ANTONIO UP I A jury on Tuesday sentenced John L Harris 26 to 2000 years for murdering San Antonio policeman George Jacobs on January 10 1973 Jurors deliberated 17 hours on the punishment stacking 20 more years for Harris conviction on robbery by assault It followed a decision a day earlier by Judge Archie S Brown to give Eugene Spencer Jr 27 a 10000 year term after a jury convicted him of killing policeman Canales on May 18 1972 Both Jacobs and Canales were killed after armed robberies of San Antonio service stations
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San Antonio
UPI
John L. Harris
George ‘Jacobs
Harris
Archie S. Brown
Bond set for five defendants in county court case
Judge Denzil Bevers set a 400 dollar bond for Mrs. Jimmie McCrary Price after she pleaded innocent to a liquor law violation in County Court-at-Law No 2. Earlier Tuesday four others also had bonds set after pleading innocent for charges including aggravated assault on a policeman and driving while intoxicated.
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Denzil Bevers
Jimmie McCrary Price
7Th St
Jack L. Huggins
Indiana Ave
Roman Cisneros
Slaton
Alonzo Brown
E. Walnut St
Johnie Williams
Frederick
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