Junk Yard Slaying of Service Station Manager
Police arrest a man within hours after the body of 21 year old Mrs. Santa Emily Marins was found in a weed filled junkyard near a service station she managed. The Bexar County Medical Examiner said she was sexually assaulted and strangled with a belt tied to a truck bumper.
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San Antonio
Abeast
Santa Emily Marins
Bexar County
Aminer
Ruben Santas
Santos
Pige
House OKs student loan bill moving to Senate
The House approved a $22 to 60 vote on a student loan bill setting a government-guaranteed loan program with an adjustable interest scale. The measure, after stalled talks and added provisions to deter campus riders, heads to the Senate for final action or a conference.
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House
Senate
Senate weighs student loan bill amid conference push
Senators out of town delay course on a measure urged by President Nixon. The bill would allow a rate incentive above 7 percent with quarterly adjustments while government support covers interest and guarantees repayment for families under 15 000 a year. Last year the program aided 747 656 students with 669 million dollars. Debate focused on bringing the bill to the floor and potential amendments.
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Nixon
Congress
Milan
Senate
Task Force Opposes Crash Plan for Mars Landing
President Nixon weighed a space task force report that backs a balanced manned and unmanned Mars program with a landing goal in the 1980s but rejects both an excessive early manned push and full phasing out of unmanned missions. Spiro Agnew led the panel. Nixon deemed the plan a potential commitment to land a man on Mars.
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Nixon
Space
Mars
Agnew
Spiro T. Agnew
White House
Ronald N. Ziegler
Ziegler
Earth
Carlest
Robert Seamans
Air Force
Thomas QO. Paine
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Lee AL DuBridge
Slaton’s Farmers-Merchants barbecue set for tonight
The Slaton community prepares for a Farmers-Merchants Barbecue event tonight as part of local activities. Attendees are expected to include residents and merchants from the surrounding area, with organizers announcing a brief program and social gathering.
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Slaton
Farmers - Merchants
Faith and unity prayer for all believers
A reader offers a communal prayer asking God to bless all and unite Christians in following Him. It asks for faith to face the unknown and to act for Jesus’ sake toward minority groups, seeking guidance and courage.
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Jesus
Moon Rocks May Be Older Than Earth Specimens
Apollo 10 lunar samples hint at ages before the oldest Earth rocks. Scientists report extreme enrichment of high melting elements and surprising abundance of noble gases such as helium argon neon krypton and xenon. Dr Robin Brett and chemist Don Bogard note unexpected findings at Houston’s Manned Spacecraft Center.
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Associated Press
Wnashington
Earth
Robin Brett
Manned Spacecraft Center
Houston
Don. Bogard
Survey Shows Substantial Increase in Morality View of Smoking
Public Health Service reports rising shares of male and female smokers who view cigarettes as morally wrong, 1964 to 1966, amid attitudes toward smoking. Surveys cover 794 adults in 1964 and 2,000 in 1968, with about 30 million current smokers and one million youths joining yearly.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Daniel Horn
National Clearing House of Smoking and Health
Horn
S.T
FHS
National Araiye Ts Ine
Philadelphia
Opinion Research Corporation of
Princeton
PHS
ABA urges overhaul of FTC amid criticism grupo
A special American Bar Association panel calls for a complete overhaul of the Federal Trade Commission citing ineffectiveness and internal dissension. The report proposes a new chair from outside the commission, replacing Paul Rand Dixon whose eight year term would end September 25 as James M. Nicholson’s expires. One dissenter, Richard Posner, argues abolition. the ABA must approve the plan before the full board.
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Themerican Bar Association
Federal Trade Commission
Consumer-Protection Agency
AMA
Nixon
Paul Rand Dixon
PTC
James M. Nicholson
Indiana
Lyndon BB. Johnson
Dilon
ABA
Bernard G. Segal
Board of Governors
Bar
Richard A. Posner
University of Chicago
Pissner
Tihe Ftc
Seeding Aims To Weaken Hurricane Holly's Fury
Scientists plan to seed a rainband around Hurricane Holly as part of Project Stormfury to disrupt the storm’s power. The approach targets rainbands spiraling toward the eye, with officials noting readiness for a possible seeding in mid September.
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Project Stormfury
Mini-Look on rising costs in colleges and schools
The notice highlights a period of full fall activity with rising expenses impacting campuses and high schools. It notes attention to those who can and cannot afford items and hints at evolving prices across educational settings.
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Abe
Nixon orders second Vietnam troop pullout forecast
The White House will announce the total number of U S troops to be withdrawn from Vietnam with projections of 150 000 to 200 000 by year end and next year. Vice President Nguyen of Vietnam China and allied officials were involved as Nixon signaled a deeper reduction. General Abrams briefed on the plan after a Friday White House meeting.
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Washington
Nixon
Vietnam
White House
Pacific
Saigon
Nguyen
Roe Ziegler
Hhe
Winona
Las
U.S
Vietinam
Ger. Creighton
W. Abrams
Neueigen van Phiew
Ziegler
Ziewler
Aredia
New Zealand
Philippines
South Korea
Thailand
L8th
Latte Ziegler
Clark M. Clif
Clifford
Vichy
Ade
Latins Crown Queen in Lubbock Fiesta Parade
Latins begin the Septemeber Fiesta with a parade and pageantry in Old Mexico themed celebrations. Miss Janie Lara, 17, was crowned 1989 Fiesta Queen by Mayor W. D. Rogers Jr. and will visit Mexico City after graduating from Lubbock High. Her court includes Princess Lilie Medina and Duchess Diane Diaz. duchess Jo Ann Davalos was absent.
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Old Mexico
Lubbock
Janie Lara
Nick Lara
Wizard Place
W. DB. Rogers Jr
Alias Lara
Mexico City
Laibbock High School
Lilie Medina
Diane Diaz
Jo Ann Davalos
Coliseum
Coktors
Joel Hewas
Seese Pits Catholic Church
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Ave
4Th Street
4Th Stree
Avernue
Broadway
East Broadway
Fair Park
Aleie the Grit
Arrieta
Independence
Dane Susie
Yhergate
Pala
Kerr Urges Penalties for Campus Violations
Kerr urges suspensions or expulsions for students involved in campus violence and calls for suspending faculty involved in “revaits” to restore discipline. He cites rising campus unrest and argues for stricter standards as part of higher education reforms. He spoke in an interview ahead of broader recommendations by the Carnegie Commission on the Future of Higher Education.
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Williamsburg
Clark Kerns
Universits Af
Kerr
Ca.pevolutionare
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