Cowboy college debate spans Texas corrections
The Cross F Ranch story prompts rebuttals from Texas State Technical Institute Amarillo and OS Ranch near Post. TSTI describes a live stock and ranch operations program with on‑campus rodeo facilities and hands on work on ranches, while Jim Prather notes his private steer roping school trains about 15 students annually and cites world champion credentials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth Woods
Cowboy College
Guthrie
Paducah
Texas State Technical Insitute
Amarillo
Mid-Continent
Texas State Technical Institute
TST
Jim Prather
OS Ranch
Post
Reepers
Jim
Cheyenne
Prather
Negotiators Seek End To Auto Strike
Detroit AP report on a two day United Auto Workers strike affecting 112000 members and 4600 Chrysler cars, with talks continuing through Sunday night. Canadian Local 444 President Charles Brooks and other negotiators warned progress was elusive as both sides kept public comment limited. Chrysler cited lost production and ongoing blackout as talks stalled over overtime, safety, and pension costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
United Auto Workers
Chrysler Corp
Charles Brooks
Windsor
Ont
Chrysler
UAW
Brooks
Kansas Senator Fractures Ankle
Kansas Senator James B. Pearson of Kansas was hospitalized with a fractured right ankle after a farm accident near Baldwin. Details of the incident were not immediately known and Pearson remained in hospital in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kan
UPD
James B. Pearson
Rkan
University of Kansas Medical Center
Pearson
Baldwin
Cambodian government forces press wider push in Cambodia
Cambodian troops continued operations on the outskirts of Kompong Cham with clashes in the university area and Boeung Kok as insurgent mortar fire hit Siem Reap killing two and wounding 15. Highway 4 and Highway 1 supply routes remained cut with fighting near Kompong Speu and near Phnom Penh.
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Phnom Penh
Kompong Cham
Cambodia
Am Rong
Boeung Kok
Khmer Rouge
Siem Reap
Angkor Wat
Prek Thom
Kompong Som
Battambang
Highway 4
Kompong Speu
John and Martha Mitchell Separate Report Says
Newsweek reports John N. Mitchell left his wife Martha after violent outbursts and moved to a hotel. Friends say Martha is a sick woman but he has not pursued commitment actions. She allegedly threw his clothes out and tried to burn papers.
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New York
Iap
Newsweek
John N. Mitchell
Martha
Mitchell
Martha Mitchell
Fifth Avenue
Five Inch Rain Drenches South Texas With Flood Alerts
Heavy storms lashed South Texas overnight with as much as five inches of rain in Medina County and widespread flash flood warnings issued for Atascosa Karnes Bandera Bexar Comal Dimmitt Frio Gonzales Guadalupe Kendall Kerr Medina Uvalde Wilson Zavala. Northern San Antonio saw over three inches in hours as cold air from the Panhandle pushed southeast.
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San Antonico
Rio Grande Valley
San Antonio
Aim
Pam
Panhandle
High Plains
Red River Valley
Dalhart
Amarilla
South Texas
Medina County
Atascosa
Karnes
Bandera
Bexar
Comal
Dimmit
Frio
Gonzales
Guada
Lupe
Kendall
Kerr
Medina
Uvalde
Wilson
Zavala
LaSalle County
Cibolo
Janney
Martit Branch
Rock Creek
College Station
Victoria and
Palacios
Middle
Upper Texas
Coal Pan
Texas
Wichita Falls
Midland
Cigarette Use Surges in Brazil in 1972
Brazil's cigarette consumption rose about 9 percent in 1972 from 1971, after a 4 percent yearly rise. The population growth is estimated at 2.8 percent annually, shaping demand and public health considerations.
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Brasilia
Brazil
Dealers Set Gas Protest Across the Nation
Gasoline dealers associations nationwide organized a protest trip to Washington to oppose price controls that let wholesale prices rise while retail caps stay at January levels. Stations closed for the weekend. some dealers planned further shutdowns if demands aren’t met. Authorities expected a possible appeals court ruling on a related suit while Doonlop signaled price ceiling revisions after data submission deadlines.
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United Press International
Washington
Cost of Living Council
John T. Doonlop
Sydney Stages
Tennessee Retail Gas ‘Dealers Association
Memphis
Butcher Plans 1945 Sale at Charley Glick Market
Pittsburgh AP reports Charley Glick of New Diamond Market plans a 1945 sale offering sirloin, T bone and round steaks at 99 cents a pound while chuck roast and ground beef go for 69 cents a pound. He aims to reward loyal customers and attract new ones.
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Pittsburgh
Charley Glick
Glick
Allende Widow Seeked Asylum In Mexico Arrival
Hortensia Allende widow of Chile's ousted president arrived in Mexico City seeking political asylum. She urged United Nations action to prevent reprisals and received a hero’s welcome from thousands of officials peasants and workers.
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Hortensia Allende
Chile
Mexico
United Nations
Mrs. Allende
United Nations General Assembly
Commission On Human Rights
Echeverria
Luis Echeverria
Hortensia Bussi de Allende
Salvador Allende
Mexico City
Shortage Of Jars Hits Home Canners Across Nation
Grocery officials in Lubbock describe a national jar shortage driven by panic buying and limited raw materials. Kerr Glass and Ball Corp. backlogs run to 100 000 cases for West Texas, with producers unable to make more jars this season and distributors sourcing from regions where supply has ended.
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Waples-Platter West Texas Inc
Jack Carraway
Carraway
W. C. Wallace
Kimbell-Lubbock Co
Lubbock
Kerr Glass Co
Sand Springs
Okla
Ball Corp
Muncie
Ind
A. C. Arnett
Arnett Brokerage Co
Kerr's
West Texas
Arnett
E. C. Satterwhite
Whitson- King Inc
Satterwhite
Ex White House aide faces possible charge in Watergate probe
A transcript reveals Hunt Colson and Elisberg talk on July 1 1971 about nailing Elisberg. Colson admits funding the Hunt Liddy trip to Fielding's office but says funds were not intended for that purpose. A federal grand jury weighing obstruction and cover up angles may indict after hearing White House tapes. Archibald Cox declined comment.
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Hunt
Colson
Nail’ Elisberg
Time
Hunt-Liddy
Fielding
Associated Press
White House
Slape
Special Watergate
Archibald Cox
Grand
Democratic National Committee
Cox
Prand
Senate Watergate Committee
Militant Protestant Chief Herron Slain in Northern Ireland
Belfast dispatch says Tommy Herron, former Ulster Defense Association vice chairman, was shot in the head and left by a roadside near Lisburn. Police say he vanished Friday after a meeting at UDA headquarters and was killed by trusted gunmen, possibly from a splinter UFV faction angry at his moderation.
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Belfast
Tommy Herron
Lisburn
Ron
Northern Ireland
Herron
Ulster Defense Association
UDA
UDAF
Ulster Volunteer Force
UFV
Prisoner to stand trial in District Court for rape
The accused, a 20 year old Matador woman named King, faces trial in District Court for the August 13 rape of a 20 year old single woman who moved from Dallas to Matador for work. Jailer Crenshaw received treatment for a broken ankle after an affray with King. Further charges of unlawful escape and assault on an officer will be filed today. A large manhunt involving 25 to 30 lawmen from Motely and surrounding counties followed before King was captured.
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King
Dallas
Crenshaw
Wilson
Motley, Crosby, Hall, Floyd, Dicken Dickens
Childress Counties
Fight Over Busing Continues Across Cities
The piece outlines ongoing desegregation struggles in Dallas Hartford Charlotte Indianapolis and Memphis with busing and reassignment plans drawing mixed reactions. Officials like Nolan Estes oppose complex schemes while communities debate the impact on housing jobs transportation and school integration.
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Dallas
Nolan Estes
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