Budget Cuts Close Desalination Plant
In Freeport Texas the first federal desalination plant to convert salt water to drinking water is shut down after budget cuts. Valve closures end 12 years of operation opened by President Kennedy in 1961. About 650000 gallons daily were sent to Freeport. Plant workers attend briefly as funding drops from 27 million to 2.5 million. Only one pilot facility remains in Wrightsville Beach. Local water supply shifts to Dow Chemical for backup at 10 cents per 1000 gallons.
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N.D
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N.C
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Freeport
Interior Department
Bechtel Corp
Dow Chemical
Linda Sherrouse
Office of
Saline Water
Bill Buhrig
Harlingen, Tex
Central Power and Light Co
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South Texas
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Texas
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Central Power and Light of
Corpus Christi
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San Antonio
McCord the professional at Watergate trial
Washington AP The Watergate trial featured James W. McCord the professional a man with a CIA FBI background who studied clippings and filed notes at the defense table while co defendant George Gordon Liddy mocked the process with gestures. Hunt the first to plead guilty and the Cuban defendants admitted charges but McCord held out awaiting a judge’s ruling and a possible statement next week.
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Texans Face Pot Charges
Customs agents arrested Homer Holland and Reginald Bowman on possession of 224 pounds of Mexican marijuana worth about 250000 dollars. The Brownsville pilot and Houston resident appeared before a U.S. magistrate with a 1500 dollar surety bond set.
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Houston
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Bowman
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Watergate Letter Contents Revealed McCord letter to Sirica details risks and motives
Washington AP reports the McCord letter outlines potential conflicts with Fifth and Sixth Amendment rights, fear for family safety, and the desire for private chambers talks. He lists six points on political pressure, perjury, unidentified co-conspirators, CIA involvement denial, witness memory errors, and differing motivations. He insists on truthfulness and offers no attorney disclosure, seeking justice and trust in the system.
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Democratic Party
Liddy
Senate
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