Kenea Pet Plan Tied To Capitol Extension Budget
Washington AP Sen Edward M Kenea faces a delay as a pet project OTA funding stalls amid a Capitol West Front extension dispute. House conferees insist on blocking OTA funds without assurances, signaling the issue may hinge on the larger appropriations bill and mid September timing.
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Ted
Capitol Extension
Washington
Edward M. Kenea
Congress
Senate House
House
Senate Appropriations Committee
Capitol West Front
Senate
Ellis Mottur
Kennedy
OTA
Mottur
West Front
Ernest F. Hollings
D-S.d
Senate Legislative Appropriations
Rep
Robert Casey
D-Tex
Texas Democrat
Office of Technological Assessment
Rubber Workers and Firestone Reach Tentative Agreement
A three year contract covers nearly 18,000 Firestone workers in 13 plants across nine states after a strike began Wednesday. Wages are not disclosed but past settlements suggest about 80 cents an hour average increases, with a pension and major medical plan included. Ratification by URW locals is pending, and production plans aim to resume early next week.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
United Rubber Workers
Firestone
UAW
Peter Bommarito
Joseph V. Cairns
URW
Cleveland
Some Relief from LA Heat Wave
Los Angeles faced a record breaking heat wave with temperatures hitting 105 degrees for the third straight day. The National Weather Service forecast a drop to the low to mid 90s, then upper 80s, as June weather trends continued. The county Air Pollution Control District issued a first stage smog alert as ozone rose to 0.50 parts per million in downtown, peaking at 0.57 ppm.
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Los Angeles
Mercury
National Weather Service
County Air Pollution Control District
Kennel Club Plans West Texas Fun Match Show
Midland staff report the West Texas Kennel Club will hold a Sunday Fun Match at the Exhibition Building East Side 4 Judgions at 1 30 p m Bay to be awarded in group categories best in match best puppy junior showmanship and highest scoring dog in obedience Ribbons will be given to first through fourth place winners.
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Midland
West Texas Kennel Club
Obedience and junior showmanship classes defined for dogs
Competition in pit category divides into three to six month classes and a six to 12 month class with no majors. Obedience includes Novice A B Open A B and Utility. Junior showmanship offers Novice Junior for 10 13 and Novice Senior for 14 17. No extra fee if junior entries also enter puppy or open. Entries taken 11 a.m. EPA, $1 per class.
Convicted Of Federal Stock Fraud In Dallas Case
A federal jury convicted ace L. Hammer and Edward J. Prince of stock fraud in the United Australian Oil case. Hammer was found guilty on 17 counts. Prince on four. Two Dallas defendants, Archie Barnhill and Ross Scott, were not verdicted. DOJ will decide on retrying them. The case stemmed from Hammer and partners gaining control of UAO in 1967 and selling over 17 million shares, largely fraudulent.
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Dallas
Ace L. Hammer
Edward J. Prince
Chicago
United Australian Oil
UAO
Hammer
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
Prince
Archie S. Barnhill
Ross H. Scott
Justice Department
Washington
Asst
U.S. Atty
Richard Stephens
Clarence S
Pat” Burch
Hardy Buford Todd
Securities and Exchange Commission
Internal Revenue Service
Charles H. Farr
Charles I. Allen
Playday Set By Horse Club In Midland
Tall City Youth Horse Club of Midland hosts a Saturday playday at the West Texas Appaloosa Horse Club arena on Lamesa Road. Three events use the new electric timer: barrel race, flag bending and flags. Five age groups range from 9 and under to 20 and over.
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Midland
Tall City Youth Horse Club of
West Texas Appaloosa
Man Placed On Probation In Odessa Court
A 55-year-old Odessan pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated in Ector County Court at Law. He was fined 75 dollars and placed on six months probation in lieu of six months jail. David Odell Little of 3823 Kenwood was arrested August 29 1971 on Loop 338 west of Odessa. Judge Phillip Godwin presided.
Odessa Woman Pleads Guilty To Shoplifting Case
Rosa Castillo, 27, of 213 East May in Odessa, pleaded guilty in Ector County Court at Law to shoplifting. She was fined 100 dollars and sentenced to two weeks in jail for the December 6 1971 theft of two bed sheets and a purse valued at 14.31 from the T G Y Store at 840 West. Judge Phillip Godwin presided.
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Odessa
Ector County
Rosa Castillo
East May
T.g.&y
Westen
Y Phillip Godwin
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Hollings
Rubber Workers
Union
B. F. Goodrich
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Uniroyal, Inc
Ana
42Nd & North Dixie
Er Play Wear
RoSe
Fantasy Knits
Erie
Tabrig World
North Dixie
Yeecy
Marty
Gerson
the First National Bank OF Odessa
Kone
Kennel Club
Wes-Tex Hydraulics, Inc
Oil Field Service & Equipment Co
Abilene
Road Runner Pipe Service
Burns Flat
Okla
Mauser-Bauer Corp
Boat & Gun House
Horse Club
Oneida
Community
West A
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