Supersonic transport backers weigh public stock for funding
Washington AP reports backers of the supersonic transport plane consider financing via public stock. Edward G. Uhl of Fairchild Hiller Corp meets and leads efforts to revive the project on privately supported terms. FT Meade AP notes Henderson defense gains access to government materials in My Lai case and aims to drop two charges after pretrial hearings adjourned to April 15.
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Washington
Edward G. Uhl
Fairchild Hiller Corp
Germantown
Uhl
Ft, Meade, Md
Col
Cran K. Henderson
My Lai
Quake Felt Near Celebes Sea Reported by UC Seismologists
Berkeley based University of California Seismological Laboratory reported a large earthquake believed to be in the Celebes Sea between Indonesia and the Philippines. The tremor was recorded at 12 30 am EST with an estimated magnitude of 6 75 on the Richter scale and could cause serious damage if it struck a populated area.
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Berkeley
Calif
Celebes Sea
Indonesia
Philippines
University of California Seismological Laboratory
University
Robin Adams
Yorty Movie Planned Overseas Feature By US Information Agency
Los Angeles Mayor Sam W. Yorty, described as the nation s most colorful municipal administrator, is the subject of a feature film to be shown overseas by the US Information Agency. Bruce Herschensohn notes Yorty as a maverick highlighted in the film.
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Washington
Los Angeles
Sam W. Yorty
U. S. Information Agency
Sam Yorty
Bruce Herschensohn
USIA
Peace talks resume in Paris after three week pause
Communist delegations agreed to a Thursday session at the Vietnam peace talks in Paris. The North Vietnamese and Viet Cong had called off the March 25 meeting over American bombing of North Vietnam. The Americans and-South Vietnamese declined to meet next Thursday, offering no reason. It marks the 108th weekly session of the deadlocked talks.
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Paris
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Scientists warn food additives may affect future generations
Washington AP reports scientists told a Senate subcommittee that exposure to 100 common food additives and related chemicals used in drugs and pesticides could cause genetic damage spanning up to 40 generations. The testimony outlined potential long term risks from widespread additive use.
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Washington
Senate
More Americans Evacuated From East Pakistan Airlift
An APA chartered Pakistani airliner carried 160 additional Americans to Karachi completing the emergency airlift. Several hundred missionaries businessmen and teachers are believed to remain among about 750 Americans in East Pakistan not connected with the U.S. government when the airlift began Monday.
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New Delhi
APA
Karachi
U.S
East Pakistan
Kansas approves 18 year old voting amendment
Kansas voters back an amendment to the state constitution expanding the franchise to 18 through 21 year olds in state and local elections. Congress last June had already allowed 18-year-olds to vote in federal elections.
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Topeka, Kan
Kansas
Congress
U.S
WTEC Schedules Upcoming Workshop
The West Texas Education Center announces a workshop on Innovations in the Education of the Mexican American at Bessie Haynes Elementary School. It will be held Saturday April 24 from 9 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. Leonard Olguin of UC Irvine will consult. The event is sponsored by the West Texas Education Center headquartered at Terminal.
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Bessie Haynes
Leonard Olguin
University of California At Irvine
West Texas Education Center
Terminal
Lulu Ordered Held For Action Of Grand Jury
Bertha Louise Roman known as Lulu from He Haw is held for grand jury action on narcotics possession after a March 18 raid yielded several pounds of marijuana and drug paraphernalia. She is free on a 3500 dollar bond as testimony from undercover officers supported the charges.
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Dallas
Justice of the
Robert R. Cole
Bertha Louise Roman
Miss Roman
Lulu
L. W. Collins
Billy Ball
North
Texas
HNG Announces Promotions Across Houston Natural Gas Subsidiaries
Houston Natural Gas announces promotions across its wholly owned transmission subsidiaries Houston Pipe Line Valley Gas Transmission Valley Pipe Lines and Intratex Gas Company. Otis Bryant becomes Manager of Planning R E Bradfield is named Manager of Engineering and Construction A L Rieger advances to Assistant Chief Engineer D B Riblet promoted to Assistant Chief Engineer Southwest Texas east of the Pecos. Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday with a gradual warm up then cooler Thursday. Low 35 to 50 High 58 to 74.
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Houston Natural Gas Corporation
Houston Pipe Line Company
Valley Gas Transmission, Inc
Valley Pipe Lines, Inc
Intratex Gas Company
Otis Bryant
HNG
R. E. Bradfield
A. L. Rieger
HPL
D. B. Riblet
Texas
Pecos
McMurry Singers Plan Spring West Texas Tour
The Chant ers of McMurry College under Bernhardt Tiede will tour seven West Texas cities from April 18 to 25 visiting Big Spring Midland Odessa Monahans Pecos Van Horn and El Paso. Soloists include Ricky Brooks Donald Burton Barbara Eich Sid Fowler and others with Hope Singers joining in El Paso.
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Chanters
McMurry College
Texas
McMurry
Bernhardt Tiede
Big Spring
Midland
Odessa
Monahans
Pecos
van Horn
el Paso
Haydn Morgan
Warren Martin
William Schuman
Richard von Ende
Jean Berger
Ricky Brooks
Donald Burton
Barbara Eich
Sid Fowler
Tom Fuller
Mike Knight
John Leach
Sherry Penkert
Gloria Pineda
Anita Ryan
Pedro Tamez
Diane Tull
Wesley United Methodist Church of
St. Luke
Dist Church
First
United Methodist Church of
St. Paul United Methodist Church of
Stephany Anne Bedford
David A. Bedford
Abilene
Gaylon Thomas Beights
Cletus B. Beights
Dallas
Richard Lee Brooks
Dick Brooks
Donald Wayne Burton
Willie B. Burton
Karen Gay Clardy
Gene Clardy
Covington
N. M
Reba Jo Cooley
J.A. Cooley
Sweetwater
Judy Lynne Covington
Sam T Covington
Clovis
Jean Ann Dixon
Gaston Dixon
Ranger
Debbie Ann Douglas
East Pecos Track Team Wins First at Kermit Meet
The East Pecos track team won the Kermit meet with 94 points to claim first place. In the 440 relay Maynard Anderson Arman do Lujan Hector Fuentes and Raymond Lujan set a meet record at 50.2 seconds. The 880 also went to East Pecos with a record 143.3 seconds breaking Mona Hans 1962 mark of 140.1, though the Pecos team faced bad luck overall.
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East Pecos
Kermit
Maynard Anderson
Armando Lujan
Hector Fuentes
Raymond Lujan
Monahans
Pecos
Ronnie Jenkins
Jose Navarette
East Pecos Hornets
Margaret Hart Rowe Named To NTSU Honors
Mrs. Margaret Rowe of Pecos was named to North Texas State University honor lists for the fall, joining 163 students on the 4.0 list and 745 on the 3.5 list. The East Pecos Hornets track team, led by coach Olivas, earned multiple top finishes at meets, with events in Pecos Friday at Rotary Field.
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Margaret Hart Rowe
NTSU
Margaret Rowe
Pecos
North Texas State University
J.J. Spurlock
Rowe
Wesley Hart
Olivas
East Pecos
Rotary Field
Juniors Seek Barroom Art for Pecos High Play
The Pecos High School Junior Class seeks a 1896 barroom painting of a lightly clothed beauty for the junior play. Persons with such an image to lend may call 445-4039 or the school at 445-3590.
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Pecos High School
Investigations Continue In Theft Cases
City Police report ongoing theft inquiries including a 1967 Chevrolet stolen from Pecos Enterprise and recovered in Wink. Two juveniles were arrested in Kermit after the car disturbance, with two more suspects sought for a $300 cash-box theft at Pecos Drug Company.
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Carlos Nichols
Pecos
Nichols
Wink
Kermit
Pecos Drug Company
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