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Newspaper

Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1973

Page

2

Newsprint Squeeze Hits Canada and U S Mills in 1970 Shortage

Montreal AP reports severe newsprint shortages due to bad weather in forest areas heavy demand and strikes at Canadian mills. The CIP and Price strikes reduce Canadian output and U S shipments by about 4200 tons daily. Union leaders warn of broader strikes without settlements while producers say demand remains strong and profits are high this year.

Montreal Canada United States United Paperworkers International Union Confederation of National Trade Unions Quebec Canadian International Paper and Price Co. Ltd Canadian International Paper CIP New Brunswick W. E. Patte Consolidated Bathurst Pulp and Paper Ltd U.S Patte Ontario Louis Lorrain Paperworkers’ Union Abitibi Paper Co. Ltd Toronto Abitibi Kimberly Clark Lorrain

Special Pants Purchase Offers Wide Jeans Selection

A Giant Special Purchase brings well made jeans and pants from leading manufacturers for ladies men and students. Denim brushed denim corduroy blends hopsack knits solid colors prints checks stripes patch and western pockets straight legs flares bell bottoms. Priced so you can buy four pairs for the price of one.

Congress Leaders See Watergate Crisis in Nixon Era

Congressmen warn a leadership crisis looms as Nixon’s influence wanes, with Udall predicting a fall climax whether he regains authority or resigns. The debate centers on executive power, the progress of a trade bill, and implications for Congress and the presidency.

Washington Nixon Capitol Hill Morris K. Udall D-Ariz Udall Congress Executive Sam M. Gibbons D-Fla Inter Gibbons Richard Nixon CBS Capitol Senate Wall Street Spiro T. Agnew GOP Barber B. Conable Jr R-N.y House

Artesia Hall Hearing Concludes With Witness Testimony

In Austin AP report Rep Lane Denton leads subcommittee over Artesia Hall child care probe. Testimony centers on state licensing pressure concerns and welfare department financing limits. Denton aims to finish report by Oct 1 covering Artesia Hall and licensing procedures.

Denton Harvey Mexico Austin Ann Strong Mary Lee School Mrs. Strong Artesia Hall Liberty County Raymond Vowell Vowell Price Daniel Jr Joseph Farrar Daniel Carlos Truan Carlos Truan’s Committee On Human Resources Department of Mental Health and

Indictments Grow in Houston Sex Slayings Case

In Houston, prosecutors prepared five more indictments for a grand jury as the panel already returned eight murder counts against two youths linked to Dean Corll in a grisly sex slaying case. Henley and Brooks face multiple counts for slayings of Delome Glass and Watson, with bodies traced to Houston Heights areas.

Henley Brooks Texas Johnny Ray Delome James Eugene Glass Ruben Willford Watson Lome Glass Watson Delome Dean A. Corll Corrll Corll Pasadena Houston High Island Jack Pierce Nacogdoches Houston Heights The Heights

Convoy Heads Toward Phnom Penh Despite Air Cover Loss

The first Saigon to Phnom Penh convoy travels up the Mekong without US air cover escorted by Cambodia’s T28 bombers and navy gunboats. Khmer Rouge gunners threaten two cargo ships and five tankers across 60 miles, with at least 10 government casualties and 70 wounded reported after a week of clashes near Set Bo and Kompong Cham as reinforcements arrive and shelling continues along Hue and Da Nang defense lines.

Phnom Penh Hanke Bry Kamer Rouge Set Ba Pena Penh Set Bo Bassac Kompong Cham Cambodia Tonle Bet Mehone Vietnam Qui Nhon da Natin Hue

Negligence claims denied in Falls County deputy deaths

Austin State Hospital superintendent Dr Lis H Laosa denied negligence in the fatal shooting of Falls County deputies Elbert Watkins and Dean Humphus during an arrest attempt. He noted unauthorized dismissals at the hospital are typical for state facilities and referenced a prior commitment of Douglas Stewart who walked out on June 26 after auto theft charges.

Waco, Tex Austin State Hospital Falls County Lis H. Laosa Laosa Lansa Brady Pamplin Elbert Watkins Dean Humphus Douglas Stewart Martin Stewart

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