Manufacturers seek price hikes under Phase 4 program
Washington officials said 8 to 100 price increase proposals arrive daily under Phase 4, up from about 20 in week one. Proposals cover items from Borg-Warner forged ingots to Consolidated Food plastic bags, signaling potential higher costs for aircraft, appliances, clothing, beer, and roofing materials.
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Washington
Cost of Living Council
James W. McLane
Council
Borg- Warner Corp
Consolidated Food Corp
1 000 Tour Area's Crops At Expo Station
Thousands of plots and breeding lines showcased at the Texas Agricultural Expo field day seven miles north of Lubbock. Visitors examined sorghum breeding, drought tolerance, and rainfall harvesting techniques at the 310 acre Research Station as officials described moisture conservation methods and new mulches to revive low productivity land.
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Ghost
Southwest
Riment
Lubbock
High Plains
Nuisance complaint filed over Lubbock building eyesore
Downtown Lubbock merchants association plans a nuisance complaint against Really Equity owner of the 20 story Great Plains Life building. The structure, damaged by a May 1 1970 tornado and red tagged in February 1972, is described as hazard and potentially repairable per a Texas Tech report. City officials and others have suits pending against the owners.
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Great Plains Life
Lubbock
Equity
City Housing Standards Office
David R. Hester
Downtown Merchants Association
L. O. White
Hester
Comic Dictionary Middle Age
Comic Dictionary Middle Age notes the moment a man first notices friends’ baldness and is last to spot his own. This humorous definition recalls aging awareness in midlife men.
Lawyer Says Nixon Refusal Key Issue in Court Arena
In Washington UPI reports White House lawyers argue President Nixon may refuse to release the Watergate tapes to protect the presidency rather than any individuals. Archibald Cox seeks the tapes for a federal grand jury probe, with Sirica already ordering private inspection to decide what to send to the grand jury. The case could reach the Supreme Court within weeks.
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Washington
UPI
White House
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Nixon
John Dean
John Ehrlichman
Federal
Archibald Cox
Charles Alan Wright
University of Texas Law
Sor
Wright
Cox
Federal Grand Jury
John J. Sirica
Sirica
Grand
Supreme Court
Jill Volner
U.S. District Court
Mitchell and Stans Postponed on Trial Delay Request
A federal judge postponed the criminal trial of former Atty. Gen. John Mitchell and ex-Commerce Sec. Maurice Stans after an appeals court urged a delay. The case centers on a $200,000 contribution to Nixon's 1972 reelection campaign and involves charges of conspiracy obstruction of justice and perjury. A new date was to be set by the judge with双方. The appellate panel urged a postponement, while one judge dissented on power to delay.
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New York
Atty
John Mitchell
Commerce
Maurice Stans
Nixon
District Court
Lee Gagliardi
Gagliardi
Mitchell
Senate
Stans
Robert Vesco
Federal
Foley Square
Circuit Court of Appeals
Court of Appeals
J. Edward Lumbard
Republicans Press Panel On Watergate Probe
The three Senate Watergate committee Republicans push for continued inquiry with chief counsel Samuel Cash set to report findings. Potential witnesses include Charles Colson and E. Howard Hunt as the panel considers scope, secret sessions, or split subcommittees to appraise political sabotage and campaign financing.
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Washington
Thelready
Senate
Samuel Cash
Ree
Charles W. Colson
E. Howard Hunt
Hunt
White House
David Young
Cash
Colson
Nixon
Robert Dole
Kansas
Barry Goldwater
United States
Herman FE. Talmadge
D-Ga
Watergate Committee
Military Topples Regime in Chile Allende Dies
Marxist President Salvador Allende was toppled in a military coup in Santiago. The junta declared a state of siege as forces bombed the presidential palace and Allende died by self-inflicted gunfire after a brief battle. No Americans wounded.
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Augusto Pinochet
Salvador Allende
Allende
Santiago
Chile
ZAP
Doz
Militi
Prayer for safe travel and Christian driving habits
A reader offers a short prayer asking for the Heavenly Father’s presence and protection during travel. The plea requests guidance to practice Christian driving habits and safe journeys.
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Heavenly Father
Acute Fertilizer Shortage Threatens Breadbasket
Eastern New Mexico and West Texas farmers warn a fertilizer shortage may cripple this year's winter wheat and next season's crops. Senator Domenici and six colleagues urge the Cost of Living Council to ease fertilizer regulations, noting intensified plantings and seed program acreage. A dealer predicts only half a crop without relief.
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New Mexico
West Texas
Pete Domenici
John T. Dunlap
Cost of Living Council
Domenici
Bill Jenkins
Monsanto Chemical Company
Earl Butz
Deadly crash leaves fire captain in wheelchair
Dearborn fire captain Peter Gherardini, 51, crippled after a 45 foot fall through a fire weakened roof at Ford Rouge plant, was awarded 2.25 million by a Wayne County jury for faulty warning and 500,000 to his wife for loss of companionship.
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Dearborn
Mich
Peter Gherardini
Gherardini
Gheradini
Leonard Jacques
Ford Motor Co
Rouge
Wayne County
Florence
Forty six indicted here by district jury
A 46 count grand jury indictment list includes three murder or attempted murder charges. Evelyn Mims and Gregory Wallace were not indicted. R. C. Willard and Jimmy Westbrook face robbery and murder charges respectively. Other cases include assault with intent to murder, burglary of a motor vehicle, and forged instruments. See INDICTMENTS Page 8.
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72Nd District Court
Evelyn Mims
Carlisle
Gregory Leon Wallace
Steven L. Bevill
R. C. Willard
Bentham Auto
E. Broadway
Jimmy Lee Westbrook
Ave. C
Ave. C. Westbrook Was Charged In the Aug. 6 Shooting of Freddie L. Stephens
Weber Drive
Stephens
Avenue E
Mims
Curtis Mims
Clifford Don Welch
Lamesa
Mauline Swain
14Th St
Welch
Mike Kerr
Billie Jean Agers
Thomas Rodriguez
7Th St
Beatrice Perryman
Yugoslav Airliner Crashes Near Titograd Killing 42
An airliner operated by Yugoslav Air Transport Co. crashed while approaching Titograd on Mt Maganska near Kolasin in Montenegro. All 42 aboard are feared dead as officials confirm the Caravelle went down on the mountain peak about 150 miles southwest of Belgrade near the Albania border.
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Titograd
Yugoslavia
Here
Yugoslav Air Transport Co
Montenegro
Mt. Maganska
Kolasin
Belgrade
Albania
Weather Map for Lubbock Area Today Through Thursday
Paris cloudy with a slight chance of thunderstorms today through Thursday. No large changes expected. Overnight low around 60s, highs in the 80s. Winds easterly 5 to 15 mph. Rain chance about 20 percent. Midnight 70, high 83, humidity about 48 to 93 percent. Temperatures and humidity listed for several Southwest cities.
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Lubbock
Paris
Foday
Tonnght
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