Pilots Boycott Countries Sheltering Hijackers
Washington AP American pilots affiliate ALPA 46000 members will boycott flights to Cuba Algeria and any country that refused to prosecute or extradite hijackers The action may extend to lines serving Cuba or Middle Eastern nations with hijacker refuge President Nixon urged to bar aircraft of nations that permit piracy and other unions pledged wider support The move follows FAA data noting 450 deaths from airline crimes since the start of air service City Manager Mack Wofford received two diplomas for urban planning and city management courses from Texas A&M Texas Tech and professional bodies
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Washington
Afl-Cio
Airline Pilots Association
Cuba
Algeria
ALPA
U.S
John J. O'Donnell
Nixon
O'Donnell
International Federation of Air Line Pilot Associations
London
United States
Mack Wofford
Texas A&m
Institute For
Texas Tech University
Lubbock
Wofford
Texas Municipal League
International City Managers Association
Busing Case Reversal Eases Pressure on Congress
The 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals reversed Judge Merhige's order to consolidate Richmond's schools with Henrico and Chesterfield, affecting busing plans. The ruling reduces chances of forced mass busing and may improve odds for antibusing amendments in the House tax and education bill. Key supporters say the decision comes at a critical time, with Republicans and Democrats reacting to the ruling and planning further actions.
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Washington
Richmond
U.S. Court of Appeals
Congress
House
Albert Quie
R-Minn
4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Dist
Robert R. Merhige Jr
Henrico
Chesterfield
Merhige
Richmond Public
Richmond School Board
Supreme Court
Justice Department
Admissions list at Highland General Hospital on The Record
A Tuesday hospital note lists many admissions including Willie Smith 100E Frederic Milton C Wright Lefars Harry C Weidler Mary Ellen France E Dyer N Zimmers Ruth M Snapp Sumner Jerry Dee Quarles S Christy Lana Jean Dawson Wells Chortent A Milton White Dee Vertle Wyckoff Ethel Marvel Austin Nell Lemona Panhandle Duenkel W Browning Foran Tanner Willow Road Una Davis Sandra Winegeart Darby Susan Drinovaky Evergreen Baby oe Drinoveky Evergreen Lola Pulliam Lefors J.8. Smith Hamilton Lorine Klyce Wells Beatrice M Bible LaMesa Kim L McPherson Snyder Dallas Hodges Darby Rep William M McCulloch address multiple names listed for admissions. The court ruling context covers busing and desegregation plans with 4th Circuit and Supreme Court actions in parallel cases.
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Willie Smith
Frederic
Milton
C. Wright
Lefars
Harry C. Weidler
Mary Ellen
France
E. Dyer
N. Zimmers
Ruth M. Snapp
N. Sumner
Jerry Dee Quarles
S. Christy
Lana Jean Dawson
S. Wells
Chortent A. Milton
White Dee
Vertle E. Wyckoff
E. Francis
Ethel E. Marvel
Austin
Tex
Lillie D. Phillips
N. Banks
Ruby K. Morgan
Crawford
Diemlacala
Nell Lemona
Panhandle
Charles Duenkel
W. Browning
Edward Foran
E. Harvester
Craig R. Tanner
Willow Road
Una Davis
S. Barnes
Sandra Winegeart
Darby
Susan Drinovaky
Evergreen
Oe Drinoveky
Lola Pulliam
Lefors J
Smith
Hamilton
Injuries Rise in Area Vehicle Accident Totals
May summary shows 61 accidents with 6 non fatal injuries and 49 total injured year to date. Property damage in 52 cases. 99 cars, 7 trucks, 2 motorcycles involved. Yearly total property damage $89,232.54. Men far outnumber women in crash involvement. ages 20 24 and 55 64 most affected. Projections for rest of 1972 expect injuries up 20 percent and property damage up about $20,000.
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Pampa
Dean of UT Medical School fired after months of rumors
UT San Antonio dean F Carter Pannill is dismissed amid allegations of improper use of state funds to supplement salaries without regents approval and for contributing to political campaigns. An audit will continue as an acting dean is to be named. The chancellor’s office will review the memo defining his pay supplements.
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Medical School
SAN _ .NTONIG
Tex
San Antonio
University of Texas Medical School
Austin
Frank Erwin Jr
UT Regents
F. Carter Pannill
Erwin
Pannill
Frank Lombardino
R. L. Vale
Joe Bernal
Lombardino
Vale
Bernal
Nelson Wolff
San Antonio Express
Charles LeMalatre
LeMaistre
Dean Pannill
Obituary for Glenn E Nichols in Pampa area
Glenn E Nichols died at 1 a.m. Saturday in Cheshire England where he worked for Cabot Corp. Funeral 4 p.m. Friday at Carmichael-Whatley Colonial Chapel with burial in Fairview Cemetery. Nichols born March 19 1921 in Okmulgee Oklahoma. Survived by wife Ingrid Cheshire England three daughters two in Ohio and England two sons in Kansas and England mother Elsie Nichols sister Wilda McGahen brother M M Nichols.
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Carmichael-Whatley Colonial
Glenn E. Nichols
Cheshire
England
Cabot Corporation
Ralph Palmer
First Christian Church
Fairview Cemetery
Carmichael-Whatley Funeral Directors
Okmulgee
Oklo
Wilcox Lease
Pampa
University of Oklahoma
Cabot
Ingrid
Nat Ashley
Debra Nichols
Bowling Green
Ohio
Marina
Glenn Nichols Jr
Wichita
Kansa
Michael
Danny
Elsie Nichola
Wilda McGahen
M. M. Nichols
Andrews
Grand Jury Starts Probe of Heroin Drug Traffic
Houston AP A federal grand jury with broad powers begins hearings to probe heroin traffic in the Houston area. The action, announced by CE cil Emerson of DALE, will run three days, hearing about a dozen witnesses including three from the Texas Department of Corrections. Myles J. Ambrose, former head of U S Customs and SEAD, backs a strategy to stop wholesalers by granting immunity to compel testimony. Emerson says Houston has a substantial heroin problem.
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Houston
Cecil Emerson
Office of Drug Abuse and Law Enforcement
Dale
Texas Department of Corrections
Emerson
U.S
Dallas
Justice Department
Firestate
Myles J. Ambrose
Forme
U.S. Customs Department
SEAD
Ambrose
Dunn Resigns As Coronado Inn Manager
George Scott, president of the Community Hotel Company of Pampa, announces the resignation of Bill Dunn who has managed the Coronado Inn for nine months. Dunn and his wife will move to San Antonio June 21 to work for Barshop Enterprises. Remodeling plans include redecorating all rooms and public spaces, new furniture, draperies, rugs, and color TV sets to modernize the inn. Applications for the manager vacancy should be directed to George W. Scott at Box 2898, Pampa, Texas 70065.
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George Scott
Community Hotel Company of
Pampa
Bill Dunn
Coronado Inn
Dunn
San Antonio
Barshop Enterprises
la Quinta
Dallas
Scott
Coronado Inn Ropertied
George W. Scott
Texas
Castro Sick Slows Africa Europe Tour in Poland Visit
Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro slowed his rapid tour of Africa and Eastern Europe amid reports of heart trouble. Polish officials said he showed signs of a heart infarct and was very tired, cutting planned stops in Gdansk Krakow and Katowice. He arrived in Warsaw after a long five week journey and was to finish with a six day Poland stay then a two week Soviet Union visit.
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Fidel Castro
Africa
Europe
Hungary
Castro
Council of Ministers
Radziwill
Gdansk
Krakow
Katowice
Poland
Soviet Union
Ag Top Income Producer In County Says Whaley
Gray County agriculture is the leading income source, agent Foster Whaley told Pampa Board of Realtors at the Coronado Inn luncheon. He cited irrigation driven by underground water, feedlots for cattle and swine, beef packers processing 2,000 head weekly, rising loans averaging 93,000, and a shift from crops to livestock boosting agriculture profits.
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Gray County
Foster Whaley
Pampa Board of Realtors
Coronado Inn
Whaley
Pampa
Texas A&m
Perryton Panel Seeks Bids for Wolf Creek Road Paving
Perryton Ochiltree county commissioners plan to surface an 0.8 mile stretch of Wolf Creek Road from U S 83 to the Lake Fryer recreation area. Local residents petition to avoid fencing and state maintenance after completion. Bids target about 4500 to 5000 dollars per mile. opening is set for July 10.
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Perryton
Ochiltree
Wolf Creek
Lake Fryer
Cali
U.S. 83
Ark
Sharp's Ex-Aide Goes On Trial For Perjury
Former adviser to Sharp faces perjury charges as he goes to trial in Denver. AP reports Interior Secretary Walter Hickel urged the United Nations Conference on the Human Environment as a crucial step, stressing ocean dumping concerns and the need to focus on broader living conditions amid global environmental issues.
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Sharp
Denver
Walter Hickel
United Nations
Hickel
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