Colson May Be First Aide Indicted in Watergate Probe
The report cites Time and Newsweek saying former White House official Charles Colson could be indicted in the Fielding burglary case and possibly linked to the Watergate wiretapping plan. Probes explore Colson’s role with Hunt and Liddy and awareness of the projects.
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Ad News Services
New York
White House
Charles Colson
Archibald Cox
Time
Newsweek
Newsweek Magazine
John Ehrichemar
Egil Kogh
David Young
G. Gordon Liddy
Daniel Elsberg
EL Howard Hunt
Hunt
Liddy-Hunt
Democratic National
Fielding
Prisoner Recaptured After Monahans Slaying
Edsel Heslip, an Escaped Pecos jail inmate, was recaptured after a high speed chase on Interstate 20 near Abilene. He is suspected in the slaying of Marian Eugene Powers, 50, whose body was found bound and throat slashed in a Monahans home.
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Abilene, Tex
Pecos
Monahans
Edsel Heslip
Heslip
Inter- State
Abilene
John Ashcroft
Marian Eugene Powers
Powers
Ashcraft
Weather snapshot for Lubbock and vicinity
Partly cloudy through Tuesday with high temperatures in the upper 70s today and lower 80s Tuesday. Tonight's low near upper 50s, wind from 10 to 15 mph. Humidity around 84 percent at midnight, sunrise and sunset noted.
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Lubbock
Alma
City
Denver
el Paso
Albuquerque
Houston
Amarilla
Okla
Babe W. Fadle
Dallas
Panhandle
Shortage Snags Canning in Lubbock as Jars Run Dry
Home gardeners face jar shortages amid high food costs. Retailers report little to no glass canning jars available in Lubbock. Bennie Bennett of United Super Market notes repeated wholesale outdates and Elmer Stalnaker of Gibson's Discount Center says jars sold 4,000 cases this season, with a shipment of 1,500 cases bought and sold in one day. He adds that jars are unavailable in the city.
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Avalanche Journal
Lubbock
Bennie Bennett
United Super
50Th St
Elmer Stalnaker
Gibson's Discount
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Stalnaker
Warm-Up Forecast On Front's Heels
A cold front pushes south as South Plains forecasters call for sunshine to lift temperatures after a cloudy start with isolated showers. Rain swept across Matador Tul Paducah and others Sunday night with cooler readings, then a mainly clear sky returns through Tuesday with highs in the 70s and 80s.
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Tul
Paducah
Plahchew
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Jail escapee recaptured in Matador after 18 hours
Michael Wayne King, 28, who wrested from jailer Snow Crenshaw Saturday, was found Sunday in an attic of an east Matador residence. Deputies and state troopers from six counties traced him through the area after a heavy rainstorm likely drove him indoors.
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Matador
Michael Wayne King
Snow Crenshaw
Motley County
Jinks Wilson
Tut Garnett
East Matador
King
Wilson
Ballard Creek
Hunts Sons Face Court Test Over Wiretap Claims
The Hunt brothers Nelson Bunker Hunt and W. Herbert Hunt face a pretrial hearing in U S District Court on charges of tapping the phones of four aides. Attorneys seek dismissal alleging discrimination in wiretap enforcement and an alleged government agreement not to prosecute. Tapes from a private investigator will be offered. Hunts argue illegality and inadmissibility. Trial slated for Oct 39.
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Hunt
U.S
Halbert C. Woodward
Nelson Bunker Hunt
W. Herbert Hunt
Hunts
H.L Hunt
Prayer card message of gratitude and faith
A devotional note expresses thanks for mercy and goodness and asks for steady faith in trouble. The author prays that despair be overcome by God’s presence and guidance.
Oil Exporting Nations Seek Crude Price Increase
Eleven OPEC nations urged higher crude prices despite U.S. warnings from President Nixon not to price themselves out of the energy market. Officials blamed oil companies for price setting, pledged support for Libya’s 51 percent stake in Libyan rail operations, and signaled potential supply actions if Western firms retaliate. Talks were set to begin October 8 to discuss price increases amid inflation and shifting market conditions.
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Vienna
Nixon
OPEC
Libya
Abderrahman Khene
Khene
Emenee
United States
The
Organization of Petroleum
Algeria
Indonesia
Nigeria
Venezuela
Tehran
U.S
Venezuelan Mines Ministry
Jose Manuel de Los Rios
Higner
de Los Rios
de Los Rins
Sweden's New King Takes Over Reign
Stockholm reports the accession of Carl Gustaf XVI as Sweden's king after the death of Gustaf VI Adolf. The coronation follows a 42 gun salute and a national funeral plan, with thousands gathering outside the palace to witness the historic transition.
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Carl XVI Gustaf
Bromma Aiport
Stockholm
Helsinghold
Gustaf VI Adolf
Helsingborg
Carl Gustaf
Royal
King
Gronarch
Death of an aged monarch shadows parliamentary elections
In the amid spread of mourning six weeks is ordered for the late European king. The obituary notes confusion over the monarchs death as elections move forward Sunday amid royal reports and international mourning.
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Farm News
Wodue Petagey Rede
Anti-Busing Pickets Fade But Opposition Continues
An Associated Press survey shows busing programs mostly ran smoothly this fall though incidents occurred in Oklahoma City and Mobile Alabama. In Mobile the third year of a 27 000 pupil plan faced earlier protests, while Oklahoma City saw high absenteeism and fights at two high schools despite a court ordered desegregation plan. Court actions over integration continue as cases from Atlanta Dallas and others proceed.
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Pries
Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Mobile
Ala
5Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Atlanta
Dallas
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