Record Bond Election Faces Long Lines In Odessa
A high turnout in the Midland and Odessa areas drives long lines at polling places amid a $7.7 million college system bond vote. Noon tallies show 6,712 in Ector County and 2,858 in Midland, with 800 ballots at Burn Elementary and 1,094 in Odessa voting. Officials report computerised voting delays and jammed lines as volunteers scramble to speed the process.
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Warigest Tun Gunk
Midland
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Fanaine
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Genoe
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Gonzales
Hensley
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Odessa College
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Testimony on My Lai Case Involves Tax Break Context
In court at Ft Meade AP reports Gen Young and Col Henderson described a My Lai related incident. Henderson testified the officer in question claimed a woman’s shooting and civilian deaths were miscounted and insisted orders were followed. He pressed for truth and direct answers during a briefing with Brig Gen Young and Col Medina.
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Cran K Henderson
U.S
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Medina
Ernie
Meldina
J. Meding
Charlee
Measure May Get Nixon Veto
The 27 billion tax cut bill won Senate approval amid Democratic push for campaign finance reform. President Nixon signaled he would seriously consider veto if final legislation retains the public financing provisions and revenue cuts. Senate leaders discussed the bill with Nixon at breakfast and warned it could be endangered by the reform measures.
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Nixon
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White House
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Robert P. Griffin
Michigan
House
Indians Mass Ground Forces Press Pakistan Air Losses
Report says Indian ground forces advance along lower supply routes near the Bay of Bengal frontier while Pakistan air raids are repelled. Reuters notes claimed Indian gains and Pakistani aircraft losses as fighting concentrates in East Pakistan and around Basak and Debhala with attendant battles for Patan and Atharn.
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Associated Press
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Bay Sea
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Jakat
Bangal
Palietan
Weather and political turmoil mix across Texas and East Pakistan
A cold front brings gusty winds, sleet and hail to Texas coastal plains and Panhandle areas, with highs around 60s and 70s in the south. Separately, fighting intensifies near Jessore, East Pakistan, as Pakistan seeks an emergency UN session amid civil war, with New Delhi denying Indian involvement. Ballot plans in Midland and Odessa spark ongoing college district tensions as bond votes approach.
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Panhandle
Dallas
Corpus Christi
Pakistan
Jessore
East Pakistan
India
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Alate
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Security Council
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Rangpur
New Delhi
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Judges Clear First Hurdle in Supreme Court Nominations
The Senate Judiciary Committee approved Lewis F. Powell Jr and William H. Rehnquist for two Supreme Court vacancies. Powell's nomination was approved unanimously, while Rehnquist won 12 to 5 with four dissenters. The panel’s vote clears the path to a Senate confirmation vote before adjournment.
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Supreme Court
Powell
Richmond
Senate
Rehnquist
Birch Bayh
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Edward M. Kennedy
Philip Hart
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John V. Tunney
D-Calif
Quentin N. Burdick
Dn.d
Mike Mans’field
Prisoner Dies In Jail Fire Sealed Fate
In Winter Park Florida a jail fire killed prisoner Michael Moore 21 as his cell door welded shut trapped him and another inmate Wayne Paige 19 survived Paige and others were hospitalized for smoke inhalation. Police and fire officials could not determine the fire’s cause immediately and found eight burning mattresses in the center of the cell.
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Moore
Strawlee Moore
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Paige
Melvin Colman
Higher Tin Prices Okayed By Price Commission
Washington AP reports Price Commission approved retroactive increases to Bethlehem Steel and National Steel tin mill products. Bethlehem gains 7.6 percent and National 7.2 percent due to higher labor and material costs. Tin products form parts of Bethlehem and National sales.
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Bethlehem
National
Rents Take Center Stage Under New Rent Control Boards
The Price Commission has handed jurisdiction over regulating certain rents to state and local control boards. This shift places oversight of rental rates and practices under local authorities as part of ongoing housing policy adjustments.
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