Regents Leave Door Open For New Plan At Texas Tech
President picks Gerald Ford Regents leave door open for a new plan as Frank Jonell had departed by the time of the discussion. A 4-4 tie on Junell’s register choice left a break to be made by an absent member. Indiana hours of debate followed stalled attempts to reach all parties.
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Court Upholds Nixon Tapes Ruling in Watergate Fight
The U S Court of Appeals ordered President Nixon to turn over Watergate tapes to Judge John J Sitica for review before grand jury scrutiny but allows withholding parts on national defense or foreign relations The ruling aims to aid Sirica and Special Prosecutor Archibald Cox in assessing relevance for the grand jury while inviting a Supreme Court appeal.
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Israel advances toward Damascus in Syria war report
Israel pressed toward Damascus as battles raged in the Golan Heights and across Syria. Israeli jets claimed 29 kills while Syria said 35 planes were shot down, with both sides exaggerating. A Kohn dispatch noted spearhead tanks moved within 24 to 28 miles of Damascus amid a slow, cautious advance.
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Flood Toll Mounting as Midwest Floods Persist
At least seven people are dead and thousands homeless across five Midwest states after three days of heavy rains. Oklahoma reports millions in property damage as Governor Hall seeks federal help from President Nixon to declare disaster areas.
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Weather turmoil floods hit Texas and loss noted in Austin
A cold front drenches Texas with floods as disaster-designated counties report over 200000 acres of winter wheat destroyed. In Austin two drownings are confirmed, one of them Mrs. Maxine Smith Elam, 44, and Bryan Drummond, 10, amid high water. Raider Aggie game in Lubbock may see clear skies and mild temps.
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Weep Coverage Sought By TV Networks in VP Hearing
News agencies report three major networks asked Congress for permission to televise hearings confirming a new vice president. NBC and ABC filed requests through their Washington bureaus, and CBS president Arthur R. Taylor telegrammed Senate and House leaders.
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Corn Harvest Dips Slightly in 1978 Crop Report
Washington officials release a mixed forecast for the 1978 corn crop noting a four percent increase from last year but a shortfall versus September projections. Export demand remains strong with about 1.3 billion bushels slated for overseas sale, while home use calls for roughly 4.7 billion more. The wheat crop hits a record near 1.72 billion bushels with 1.3 billion expected for export, and soybeans are projected as a leading livestock feed source.
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Nixon nominates Gerald Ford for vice president amid push for new start
President Nixon selects House Republican Leader Gerald R. Ford as his choice for vice president amid calls to move beyond Watergate and other past obsessions. Initial reaction in Congress is favorable with Speaker Albert noting Ford would be easier to sell in the House. Ford, 60, is a Michigan native and longtime veteran lawmaker, facing confirmation in a tight but expected swift process. Agnew plans a TV address Monday to discuss his resignation and conviction.
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Tech Honors Four Exes for Distinguished Alumni
Texas Tech University saluted four former students as Distinguished Alumni at a University Center ceremony. Recipients were Bevington Reed of Austin, Texas Commissioner of Higher Education since 1968. Charles Wooldridge of Dallas, chair of Texas Power and Light Co. board. Ernest Gloyna, UT Austin College of Engineering dean. and Billa C. Lovell of San Diego, educational administrator. Wilmer Smith welcomed guests as master of ceremonies.
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Prayer for daily nimbleness and light in hearts
A brief devotional prayer asks God to make daily routines smoother and to let His light shine in the hearts of readers. It ends with a blessing for the reader.
Ford pick praised by Republicans and Democrats
Washington reports bipartisan approval of Gerald R. Ford as Nixon's vice presidential choice. Senators from both parties, including Edwin Brooke and Howard Baker, foresee a likely smooth confirmation with swift Senate and House support. Some cautious members predicted no prolonged fight.
Avalanche Journal Drops Bulldog Edition Amid Newsprint Shortage
The Avalanche-Journal discontinued its afternoon Bulldog edition due to critical newsprint shortages and rising costs. The move aims to affect the fewest readers and avoids deeper cuts like comics and market pages across the paper.
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