House Vote Set Today on Labor Attacks on Nixon Economics
Labor leaders criticize Nixon economic plan as the House Ways and Means Committee opens debate on Phase 2 to replace the wage price freeze. AFL CIO head Meany calls it a tax bonanza for business and attacks presidential policies while Sen. Metcalf proposes pay raise delays for military and civilian workers.
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Coast Dock Strikes Drag On Across U S and Hawaii
The White House awaits the Longshoremen strike report as West Coast action spreads east and Gulf, pausing cargo movement from Seattle to San Diego. ILA actions disrupt warehouses and shipping, with 10,000 Seattle area jobs lost and billions in lost output across California Oregon Hawaii and Oregon reports.
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South Texas Seen Under Heavy Rain and Flooding
The Aquacated Press reports heavy rain across South Texas east of the Pecos River with isolated showers from Hondo to Eagle Pass. Cotulla recorded nearly five inches in 24 hours. Eagle Pass over three inches. Flooding closed Eagle Pass streets as storm sewers overwhelmed. A man and woman drowned in White Row floodwaters and another drowning occurred in Farmersville. Scattered showers extended to Corpus Christi and Lake Charles with offshore rain along the Texas coast. Southwest Texas saw cool, fair weather while portions of the Panhandle were clear.
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Kissinger Plans Peking Trip With Nixon Visit Pending
Kissinger said he will fly to Peking aboard a presidential jet for a four day stay in the Chinese capital. He expects to meet Premier Chou En Lai and possibly Mao, keeping the Nixon date to be announced after his return. Accompanying him are Alfred Jenkins John Holdridge and Winston Lord.
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Mao Tsong
China
Communist Party
People's Republic
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Alfred Jenkins
State Department
John Holdridge
Winston Lord
National Security Council
College education raises earnings but boosts security more than pay
A study finds daughters of college educated parents gain more in occupational security than wage gains. The report, cited by Kerr, suggests higher education as an investment is often overrated for income but offers other advantages.
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Hardeman Smith Advances Pal For Board Post To Replace Neal
Smith selects Hardeman for a State Insurance Board post through Neal’s term ending February 4 1975. The pay remains $24 000 annually, with current salaries at $22 500 and no raise for Hardeman. Once mayor of San Angelo, Hardeman’s career spans mayoralty, state representative, and long Senate service before a 1968 defeat by W E Snelson.
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Water Rights Commission
Autumn Call Shows Texas Banks Bulge With Record Deposits
Texas banks report a fall 1971 total near the all time high with 469.37 million in Lubbock six banks and notable figures in Dallas County and Harris County. Some counties and cities listed show higher deposits than last year led by Houston and Dallas areas.
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Tarrant County
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Austin
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Sherman
Denison
Gregg Cligre
Angelina County
Lufkin
Tom Green County
Sgelo
Longview
Mrs Crabtree Dies At 4 In Plainview
Mrs. Elmer Crabtree 4, of Plainview died about 6 55 p m Tuesday at Central Plains General Hospital after a brief illness Funeral services set for 10 a m Thursday at Kirst United Methodist Church with Dr Mark V Williams and Dr J Howard Crawford officiating Burial will be in Plainview Cemetery under Wood Dunning funeral directors After moving from Slaton to Plainview in 1958 she had lived in Frost earlier She was a member of Women s Society of Christian Service and First United Methodist Church of Plainview Survivors include her husband a son William Elmer Nashville Tenn a daughter Mrs Girard Fox Plainview two sisters Mrs G W Scott Italy and Mrs Merle Love land Denver Colo a brother W J Smith Frost and four grandchildren
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Elmer Crabtree
Central Plains General Hospital
Kirst United Methodist Church
Mark V. Williams
J. Howard Crawford
Lubbock
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Women's Society of Chii Service
First United Methodist Church
William Elmer
Nashville, Tenn
Girard Fox
G. W
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Italy
Merle Love
Land
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W. J. Smith
Frost
Four-alarm Dallas warehouse fire causes heavy damage
A four alarm blaze destroyed a South Dallas warehouse early Tuesday causing about 150000 dollars in damage. More than 80 firefighters battled the stubborn fire for 11 hours. Acting Fire Chief M C Hendrix said it refused to go out and the exact cause was not known.
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Mrs Hobgood's Services Pending
Mrs. C. E. Hobgood of 2101 22nd St died about 8 25 p m Tuesday in West Texas Hospital after a lengthy illness. Services are pending at Franklin Bartley Funeral Home. The 82 year old had been a Lubbock resident 40 years.
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Traffic toll rises in South Plains. services pending
The region reports another traffic death in Lubbock County this year with services for Mrs. Whitley pending at South Plains Funeral Home. Miller, a Dodge City native now in Abernathy, also has services pending with Chambers Funeral Home. Miller, who moved to Abernathy in 1950, is survived by daughter Tonya of Lubbock, his parents, a brother, a sister, and grandparents. The Glenwood hot springs in Colorado yield 3,000 gallons per minute.
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J. L. Miller Jr
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Linah Willis
J. L. Miller Sr
Glenwood Springs
Colo
Alva O. Young Dies in Brownfield Rites Set
Alva Orion Young 77 of Brownfield died early Tuesday at Brownfield General Hospital after a long illness. Funeral services are set for Thursday at 2 p.m. at Southside Church of Christ with Doyle Keley officiating. Burial at Terry County Memorial Cemetery under Brownfield Funeral Home direction. He was a Alabama native who moved to Terry County in 1960 from Wisconsin, a farmer and truck driver, and a member of Masonic Lodge and 32nd degree Scottish Rite Mason. Survivors include wife Bessie a son Carrol two daughters Mrs F L Koch Harold Kline and John Kline a sister Lola Breans seven grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren.
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Harold Kline
Las Vegas
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Henderson
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Abilene
Banuelos Firm Yields Aliens in California Raid
Federal agents raided Ramona's Mexican Food Products Inc in Gardena California and arrested 43 illegal aliens. The raid marks the sixth in three years at the firm founded by Mrs Ramona Banuelos who serves as president with her husband Alexander as secretary treasurer.
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United States
Bureau For Immigration and Naturalition
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Mexican Food Products Inc
Ramona Banuelos
Alexander
Bank deposits in Lubbock near year end record
Six city banks report a Sept 30 total of 469.37 million dollars, approaching the all time yearly high of 477.25 million set in 1970. The rise reflects harvest activity and normally peaks in December, with deposits up 61.99 million from a year earlier.
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