Gail Festival in Gail Lures Old Timer Homecoming
The Gail bicentennial event features Jim Jordan, Oklahoma cowboy and film figure, leading a parade through Borden County. Activities at the high school include a church service, pioneer displays, and a museum-style program with Jordan and local ranching history. Proceeds fund a planned centennial park in Gail.
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Jim Jordan
India Territory
New
Alexsico
Matador Ranch
Waill
Gail
Leb Pam
Ie Bborden County High School
Grant Yeatt
Easler University
Will Bey Mrone
Hormecony
New Mexico
Jordan
New Slonico
Lae Hor
Relpme
Clyde Muller
Hattala
Cable
Calla Beetalo
Roswell
Dave
Hants
South Dakota
Gan
Clyde
Borden County
Borden High School
Boamg
Doris Rudd
Buster Taylor
U S and Soviet Sign Five Year Nuclear Test Treaty
The United States and the Soviet Union signed a five year treaty limiting underground nuclear explosions and allowing on site inspections. President Ford and Premier Brezhnev praised the accord as a milestone after 18 months of talks, with Senate ratification expected.
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United States
Soviet Union
Ford
White House
Brezhnev
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Moscow
Ronald Reagan
Maryland
Michigan
Senate
Angola
Scattered Showers Dim South Plains Near Lubbock
The South Plains and Texas Panhandle saw scattered showers Friday afternoon bringing a trace of moisture to Lubbock while North Central Texas avoided major storms. Lubbock rode a 92 degree high with mid 90s expected today and no rain through Sunday. Nearby, severe thunderstorms struck the Southeast and parts of the Mississippi Valley with tornadoes causing damage near Athens Georgia and in South Carolina Georgia and Tennessee, with no injuries reported by late Friday.
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Texas
National Weather Service
OPEC Keeps Prices Steady As Doha Meeting Looms
World oil ministers in Bali kept prices unchanged at 11.51 a barrel with an extraordinary meeting possible before December. The next ordinary gathering is set for December 15 in Doha, Qatar, while discussions on pricing structure continue and membership talks for Syria, the Congo, Angola, Trinidad and Tobago, and Peru proceed.
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World Oil Cartel
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
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Qatar
OPEC
M.O. Feyide
Nigeria
Valentine Hernandez Acosta
Iran
Iraq
Saudi Arabia
White House
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Economic Commission Board
Syria
Congo
Angola
Trinidad and Tobago
Peru
Vienna
Geneva
Libya
Ecuador
Venezuela
Algeria
Kuwait
Gabon
United Arab
Realize Full Potential 623 Monterey Graduates Celebrate
Rendles praised a group of people who supported youth over 12 years and urged parents to stand. Dr C Leslie assisted as assistants presented diplomas to 623 graduates including Jody Hughes as master of ceremonies. We present salutations, Pomp and Circumstance, and the Plainsmen of Monterey school song.
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Rendles
Randles
C. Leslie
Charles Waters
Harold Harriger
Jose Ramirez
Board of Trustees
Jody Hughes
Jana Johnson
Monterey Cantores
Monterey
Ford Disappointed Over Ruling Blocking Food Stamp Cuts
President Ford expressed disappointment as a federal court suspended new Agriculture Department rules cutting food stamps for 1.66 million families for at least two weeks. Ron Nessen said Ford would seek reversal, keeping current benefits in place until the June 16 deadline amid income thresholds tied to poverty guidelines. Deputy A/S John Rammeard said telegrams were sent to states delaying the rules as scheduled.
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Ford
Washington
Cis
Cand
Ron Nessen
John Ramneard
Todd
Howard F. Corcerga
Ub States
Leo
Judie
John Dh
Pradena
Cherks
Pratt
Cercoran
Lesser
Hearst Refuses to Answer Questions at Robbery Hearing
Pattie Hearst took the stand in a surprise appearance as judges entered innocent pleas on charges tied to a 1974 shooting at a sporting goods store. She refused to answer questions about her arrest or the incident. The hearing also involved other defendants linked to a robbery and kidnapping case. A tentative trial date was set, with several defense motions expected to delay proceedings.
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Los Angeles
Pattie Hearst
Leonard We Liberation Army
Willian
Mmily Dharmis
Weoinglass
Miss Hearst
Aliss Hearst
Willan Harris
Iran
Ee Superior Court
Miiquest
Brandler
Inno
Gizate
Sia Prancico
U.S. Dist. Court
Oliver Carter
Brandier
Food prices show continued gains across key commodities
Prices for various foods and farm products climbed in the latest month. Beef cattle averaged 36.90 per hundredweight, hogs 47.50, lambs 69.30, soybeans 4.67 a bushel, cotton 67.3 cents a pound, and poultry and eggs up 3 percent, with year over year increases across most items.
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New York
Appreciation for Education Cited In Evening Graduates
Gordon praised the graduates for thinking before acting and developing character and hope to meet societal challenges. He emphasized education as more than facts, shaping versatile minds to face war era graft crime and corruption. The event featured Owen and McKelvy presenting diplomas to the class.
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Hr. Owen
Lubbock
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