Chiao Calls U N Speech Mirrors Global Strife and US Actions
China’s Chiao Kai-lei criticizes U S aggression in Indochina and Mn calls for North Vietnam, Viet Cong peace terms while denouncing Soviet expansionism. He warns in Europe blocs threaten security and urges UN to rebuke U S bombs and blockades as China pledges support for Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia.
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Nader claims Congress seized by power to special interests
Nader warns of a constitutional crisis as Congress abdicates to committee chairs and the executive, while a planned 20 to 30 volume series aims to map lawmakers. The project, funded by speaking fees, includes profiles of 488 lawmakers and studies on committees, with criticism of Nixon era power. Representatives Brown and Scherle dispute facts and call the project a witch hunt.
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Ralph Nader
Washington
Nader
Consumer Advocate
Bantam
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James M. Fellows
David R. Zwick
Harvard University
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Grossman
Clarence J. Brown
Robio
House Commerce Committee
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House
William Scherle
Iowa
Senate
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Drought Follows Quiet Atlantic Hurricane Season
Weather expert notes Agnes affected moisture patterns as Agnes faded over land leaving less rainfall. He explains a formed storm center drained moisture more efficiently and the Caribbean region faces drought due to the lack of cyclonic activity and the absence of the usual rain from hurricanes.
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Agnes
Virginia- Pennsylvania
Simpson
Central America
Jury Selection Set in Anderson Murder Trial
Jury selection in the murder with a motor vehicle case involving Manford Frank Anderson of Lubbock is expected to begin at 9 a.m. today in 140th District Court. The Sept. 5, 1971 crash at Loop 289 and South U.S. 87 killed Eva Salazar, 19, who rode as a passenger in her sister Betty Salazar's car. Judge William R. Shaver will preside.
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Lubbock
140Th District Court
Anderson
Loop 289
South U.S. 87
Eva Salazar
Salazar
Betty
U.S. 87
William R. Shaver
Two Firms Hit By Burglars In Lubbock
Lubbock police investigated two break ins reported Tuesday morning and believed to have occurred Monday night or early Tuesday. A compressor and spray paint pot were stolen from a storage house at 302 50th Street valued about 450 dollars. A generator valued at about 500 dollars was reported missing from Rex Irrigation Co. at 5632 Brownfield Highway. No signs of forced entry were found.
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50Th Street
Rex Irrigation Co
Brownfield Highway
Insurance chief accuses rate system of price juggling
Teaver, adviser to Gov Preston Smith, told a state Senate committee the State Board of Insurance falsified data and that Texans pay at least 25 percent too much for homeowners and 7 percent too much for autos due to price manipulation. He urged reform from outside the system.
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Ambulance Pact Sways City After Henderson Service Ends
The city agrees to fund Aid Ambulance to lease two used units and hire extra staff after Henderson Funeral Home ceases emergency service. Aid will cover insurance and maintenance, with delivery of two new ambulances in about 60 days and a six month renewal option.
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Henderson Funeral Home
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Paris Truffle Dish Served In Ashes With Cognac
Paris cooks describe the truffle as versatile tasting element. The classic truffle dish uses whole truffles moistened with cognac wrapped in bacon and baked between ashes.
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House Rejects Conference On Minimum Wage Hike
The House voted 196 to 188 not to send the minimum wage bill to conference with the Senate. Texas lawmakers split, with several voting yes and many no, amid debate over raising the federal rate and potential child labor implications.
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Dent
Washington
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Burleson
Cabell
Casey
Collins
de la Garza
Dowdy
Eckhardt
Fisher
Gonzalez
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Mahon
Patman
Pickle
Poage
Price
Purcell
Roberts
Teague
White
Wright
Young
Panel Chides Pentagon In War Crimes Probe
A House subcommittee faulted the Pentagon for not pursuing alleged war crimes in the Phoenix program in Vietnam. It questioned killings of over 20,000 suspected Viet Cong, many civilians, and cited testimony of an ex-intelligence agent who described torture and executions by U S soldiers. The panel urged an impartial investigation into charges of torture and murder.
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Subcommittee
House Foreign Operations and Government Information Subcommittee
Vietnam
Defense Department
DOD
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Phoenix
Mark T. Colby
Osborn
William S. Moorhead
D-Pa
Paul N. McCloskey
Calif
Austin adds ideas to docket including eight million Fort Worth school
Gov. Preston Smith broadened a two week special session with sixteen topics. The package includes an $8 million Fort Worth state school project for the mentally retarded and higher hunting and fishing license fees. The list, requested by legislators, also covers juvenile trial ages and air and water pollution controls.
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Smith
Comptroller of Public Accounts
House Appropriations
Senate Finance Committees
Hawthorne Phillips
Texas Supreme Court
Senate
Gulf Coast Waste Disposal Authority
Senate Cold Shoulders Welfare Reform Plan
Welfare reform plans face Senate opposition with an October adjournment hoped by lawmakers. Secretary Elliot Richardson labeled Nixon’s proposal the best social legislation in decades while calling the testing plan the worst outcome. Bills from Nixon Long and Ribicoff would require all school aged children in a family to register for work or training or lose benefits, and set a wage floor for working poor families. None of the three plans seem capable of passage without votes, and the administration won’t reconcile with Ribicoff amid minor differences.
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Texas
Insurance Board
Elliot L. Richardson
Nixon
Long
Congress
Ribicoff
Senate
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