Cronyism Charged in Sale of Postal Service Bonds
A White House aide and the new U S Postal Service faced accusations of favoritism in the plan for a 250 million dollar bond issue. Udall’s subcommittee charged Peter Flanigan James Hargrove and the post office with misconduct in selecting two investment firms and Nixon's former law firm to handle the sale. Flanigan and Hargrove denied wrongdoing and Derwinski called it a partisan attack.
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Osorio Claims Error In Indictment Led
John Osorio said the Travis County grand jury would not have issued a rubber stamp indictment against him in the Texas stock scandal if District Attorney Bob Smith had pursued the case. He posted $10,000 bond, was photographed, fingerprinted, and released. Osorio, then president of National Bankers Life Insurance Co in 1969, cited an alleged false entry by Don Akin as the error, and suggested Akin's location was unknown.
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Researchers exchange findings at Tech event
Lubbock area researchers gather at Tech for today and Wednesday to exchange findings on human performance. Justices of the peace from 104 West Texas counties begin a three day training session here. Dunbar graduate assigned by the Air Force to two weeks of special recruiting duty in Lubbock. World Bank president urges underdeveloped nations to plan for population needs. Trade deficit for the U.S. widens in August for fifth straight month. Prime ministers of Britain and Ireland begin two days of talks in London. Kremlin dinner honoring Indira Gandhi called off.
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Today's Prayer: Trust in Thee and follow Your Lead
A reader offers a prayer asking Heavenly Father to deepen knowledge and trust in God and to be willing to follow wherever He leads, in Jesus' name.
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Panhandle South Plains Fair Opens With Record Attendees
The 54th Panhandle South Plains Fair drew 57,125 in a record opener surpassing 1969 and 1970 figures. Parade of Bands led downtown Lub bock activities, with Lubbock schools offering free admission. Exhibits, livestock judging, and performances filled Fair Park as crowds enjoyed concerts and midway shows.
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Fair Park Coliseum hosts Ernie Ford with standing ovations
A crowd of 3,381 attended Ernie Ford's two shows at Fair Park Coliseum on Monday. Ford ended his second performance with tears and applause. The event also featured The Celebration and Glenn Ash as well as area youths, teachers, and parents exploring exhibitions and agriculture displays.
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Ginger To Hit Atlantic Coast As Storm Ginger Advances
Hurricane Ginger disrupts shipping lanes and creates dangerous swells off Florida. Forecasters at the National Hurricane Center expect possible landfall later in the week if Ginger fails to turn north within 18 hours. Dr. Robert Simpson notes the storm's enormous size and favorable development area.
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Levelland Man Charged With Robbery by Assault
A 21 year old Mexican American man, John Medina, was charged in Levelland with robbery by assault for the Sept 1 hijacking of Delton Young. He also faced narcotics possession charges and was held on a $5,000 bond. Medina, a four month Levelland resident, had earlier been sentenced to one year in jail and a $1,000 fine for destruction of county property after escaping authorities. He was arrested after failing to present a driver’s license to an officer.
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Tank Burst Slays Six in East Texas
A rust colored steel tank nine stories high holding nearly one million gallons of water burst Monday in East Texas. Six workers were killed and 11 injured as chunks of steel and water rained down. The final two bodies were recovered at sunset, six hours after the collapse, with water cascading like a dam breaking.
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Nixon in Alaska after Hirohito meeting
President Nixon returned from Anchorage where he and Emperor Hirohito held a historic talks until 4 am. The long session followed his meetings with Japanese leaders and preceded his return to Washington for schedule Monday.
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Post Fire Destroys Wacker's Store At Local Mall
A Monday evening blaze at a Post variety store began shortly after 6 p m and engulfed Wacker's completely leaving only a brick shell. Fire crews from Post and neighboring towns including Tahoka Slaton Crosbyton Lubbock Spur and Jayton fought the flames until about 9 p m. An adjoining vacant building and Lavelle Shop were damaged by smoke and heat.
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Texas Supreme Court Orders New House Redistricting Plan
The Texas Supreme Court ordered the five member Legislative Redistricting Board to draw new House boundaries by Oct 23 after ruling previous apportionment invalid. Maury filed suit. board also works on Senate redistricting. Court emphasized board must proceed despite lack of census data and warned against unlawful single-member districts.
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Henderson
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Tank design tested for million-gallon capacity
A tank standing 12 feet high and 50 feet in diameter, built to hold chemicals that break pulp wood into fibers, was tested with water to verify it could contain 1 million gallons of liquid.
Americans deny reports on Mao center stage tour ends
Two American heart specialists Dr Paul Dudley White and Dr Edmund Grey returned from a 12 day tour of Communist China denying reports they treated Chairman Mao Tse tung for a serious illness. They were greeted by First Lady Mamie Eisenhower after visiting Canton and Peking on the trip.
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Weather Map Page 3-B Lubbock Fair Warm With Morning Clouds
The Lubbock area will be fair and warm today with some early morning cloudiness. Highs near the upper 80s and a low around 60s inland tonight. Sunrise 7 40 p m sunset 7 33 p m. Maximum humidity 87 percent. humidity at midnight 96 percent. Southwest weather city readings list values for Abilene El Paso Albuquerque Hobbs Amarillo Houston Dallas Okla City Denver and more.
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