Increased Food Supply Key to Lower Prices, Butz Says
Agriculture Secretary Karl Butz told Texas farmers that President Nixon’s plan to curb food prices hinges on greater supply, not price controls at the farm level. He warned against belief that cheap food is a birthright and urged sustaining farm profits to drive production and inflation relief.
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City Manager Mack Wofford Heads Texas Meeting
City Manager Mack Wofford will attend the Texas City Managers Association spring meeting in Abilene from Saturday through Tuesday. The four day sessions feature speakers and panels on city management with revenue sharing on the agenda. Garland City Manager Charles F. Duckworth is association president.
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Vandals Strike Multiple City Pools In Week
Vandals or burglars hit Marcus Sanders Pool at 438 Crawford breaking a window in an apparent office break-in. Municipal Pool at 800 Sloan was also visited Monday night with bricks benches and boards thrown into the swimming area.
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More Insurance Firms Lower Coverage Rates
Texas insurers cut fire, extended coverage and homeowner rates amid state board limits. Joe Christie announced 17 more firms cleared to reduce premiums 10 to 25 percent as 53 companies seek permission to lower costs. Reductions target commercial property fire and extended coverage, dwellings, and homeowners policies across multiple firms.
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Pampa Daily News Subscription Rates and Details
Subscription rates in Pampa and RTZ by carrier and motor route are 178 per month 525 per three months 10 0 per six months and 2100 per year The Pampa Daily News is not responsible for advance payment of two or more months made to the carrier Pay directly to the News Office three months or more Subscription by mail RTZ 420 per three months outside RTZ 525 per three months Mail may be paid in multiples of three months Single copies 10 daily 15 Sunday Published daily except Saturday by the Pampa Daily News Atchison and Somerville Streets Pampa Texas 79065 Phone 669-2525 all departments Entered a 5 second class matter under the act March 9 1878.
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Denmark Seeks 4-Leaf Clovers for Danish Buyer
Washington UPI Denmark seeks 250000 four leaf clovers for a Danish firm. The Foreign Agricultural Service Trade Opportunity Referral Service cannot locate a U.S. source in its breeding program. Data bank linked buyers and sellers in 9.5 million in sales in four months, but Icelandic and clover requests remain unanswered.
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Burritos and cafe specials advertised in Lefors area
Local ads highlight burritos at 0 cents on select Thursday to Saturday, with Hilltop Café offering Channel Catfish dinners Fridays 5 to 8 PM in Lefors. Other notices mention a vacation sale on blouses and dresses, a garage sale at 1436 N Russell Friday and Saturday, plus general clothing discounts and impulse buys.
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Funeral services for James Edward Gilbert
James Edward Gilbert 86 of 632 Hazel died after arriving at a Roswell hospital. Born February 26 1887 in Goodhope Mississippi he moved to Pampa in 1926 married Velma Dills in 1916. He worked for the City of Pampa Gray County and is survived by his wife a son four daughters three sisters six grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral services are pending with Carmichael Whatley Funeral Directors.
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Funds paid on Nixon Pacific Coast estate disputed
Santa Ana Register reports government money exceeded White House figure by more than tenfold for Nixon's San Clemente estate. Details show $414,000 plus in government billed work, including electrical, landscaping, roadways, and pool, with Nixon contributing $10,950. Deputy press secretary says initial figure was not total.
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Youth Declared Delinquent in Morals Charge
A 16 year old from Pampa was declared a delinquent child after a morals charge. The youth was placed on indeterminate probation following a hearing before Juvenile Judge Don Cain. Juvenile Officer Bill Leonard confirmed the delinquent finding.
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Police Seek Missing Pampa Teens In Separate Search
Police asked yesterday to aid in locating a 16 year old boy and a 15 year old girl reported missing from Pampa. The two youths were believed to be together, according to a police report.
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Dollar Value Declines After Nixon Measures
London dealers criticized Nixon's 66 day price freeze as too late as the dollar fell across European markets. Gold opened slightly lower in London and then rose to 116 dollars per ounce, while skeptics questioned the president's long term authority to steer the economy amid Watergate concerns.
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Fort Worth girl wins 46th National Spelling Bee
Batfie Trinkle of Fort Worth Texas outlasted 12 other finalists through 10 rounds to win the 46th annual National Spelling Bee. It was her third final appearance following 28th in 1971 and fifth last year. She clinched the title by spelling the word onomastics, the science of word origins. Stephen Hayes of Oxon Hill Maryland finished as finalist after misspelling mastics.
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Moscow detains 16 Jewish activists before Brezhnev visit
Secret police detained 16 Moscow Jewish activists and warned them not to protest during Leonid Brezhnev’s U S visit. Sources say arrests for protesting would hinder emigration permits to Israel while others in Moscow and Leningrad face exit visa delays. Officials note emigration pace remains about 2,500 monthly so far this year, similar to 1972.
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