Nixon vetoes 30.5 billion welfare spending bill
President Nixon and congressional allies killed a 30.5 billion health, education and welfare appropriation. He argued the measure was reckless spending and urged removal of 1.8 billion added to his request. The House vote to override failed 203 to 171. no Senate action followed.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
House
Senate
George McGovern
Pentagon
McGovern
Springfield
Ill
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Carlsbad quiet as atom waste plan draws mixed views
In Carlsbad New Mexico the Atomic Energy Commission plan to bury radioactive wastes in underground salt beds drew little local opposition. Chamber of Commerce official Louis Whitlock and development chief Bob Boyd urged cautious interpretation of reports from state offices while Mayor Walter Gerrells expressed cautious support and a readiness to consider the facts and analyze them.
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Carlsbad
N. M
Atomic Energy Commission
Louis Whitlock
Carlsbad Chamber of Commerce
Bob Boyd
Local Development Agency
State Planning Office
Ment
Whitlock
AEC
Boyd
Walter Gerrells
Shriver to arrive in Texas for 21 hour campaign
AP reports Sargent Shriver the Democratic VP nominee lands in Texas for about 21 hours of campaigning. He will rally at Lamar State University Beaumont then head to Houston for meetings and a Jewish War Veterans convention address before leaving for Philadelphia. Johnson backs McGovern Shriv er ticket though differences may remain. Johnson will meet with McGovern and Shriver at the LBJ Ranch and Houston events include pollution and environmental remarks.
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Houston
Sargent Shriver
Texas
Shriver
John Connally
Secretary of Treasury
Nixon
George McGovern
Lbj Ranch
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
McGovern-Shriver
McGovern
Beaumont
Lamar State University
Jewish War Veterans Convention
Houston Ship Channel
Philadelphia
Texans vote on Nixon veto roll call
Washington AP records Texas votes on the House action sustaining President Nixon’s veto of a 30.5 billion Labor Health Education and Welfare bill. Texas members divided with yes and no votes, two Republicans and several Democrats voting variously, two not voting.
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Washington
Texas
House
Nixon
Departments of Labor and Health, Education and Welfare
Archer
Brooks D
Burleson
Cabell
Casey
Collins
de la Garza
Dowdy
Echardt
Fisher
Gonzales
Karen
Mahon
Patman
Pickle
Poage
Price
Purcell
Roberts
Teague
White
Wright
Young
Deaths Mary Gillan Hay 95 in Pecos Nursing Home
Mary Gillan Hay 95 died at 1:20 a.m. today in Pecos Nursing Home Graveside services at 2 p.m. Saturday Sheridan Cemetery Auburn Nebraska Born February 18 1877 in St Thomas Pa Lived in Pecos since 1960 member of Presbyterian Church Survived by son Dr Bruce Hay Pecos and sister Mrs Sadie Stoddard Victorville California
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Mary Holmes Gillan Hay
Pecos Nursing Home
Sheridan Cemetery
Auburn
Neb
Hay
St. Thomas
Pecos
Presbyterian Church
Bruce Hay
Sadie Stoddard
Victorville
Calif
Ambulance Calls and Theft Reported at Local Parking Lot
August 16 11 20 a m transfer to Parkview Midland and 12 24 p m transfer to Odessa hospital. Mark Jackson 1919 Iowa St reported theft of 13 tapes from his car parked at the high school lot between 6 and ps Me.
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Parkview Hospital
Midland
Odessa Hospital
Mark Jackson
Iowa St
Judges May Have To Stop Moonlighting
The American Bar Association approved a new ethics code for federal and state judges requiring public reporting of off bench activity and any gifts over 100 dollars. It urges disqualification from cases with financial interests and permits courts to restrict cameras in courthouses while allowing broadcasts only for instructional use in education institutions.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Eldon A. Grimm
Walston & Co
American Telephone & Telegraph
General Motors
American Motors
SAN Franceco
American Bar Association
Supreme Court
Supreme Courts
Judicial Conference
ABA
House of Delegates
Roger J. Traynor
California Supreme Court
Abe Forias
U.S. Supreme Court
Traynor
Colorado
Texas
Pecos Enterprise Subscription Rates Listed
The Pecos Enterprise, published in Pecos Texas, shows mail subscription rates by duration and region. Reeves County residents pay 6 months nine dollars and a year eighteen. all other mail costs are six months eleven dollars and twelve months twenty one.
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Pecos Enterprise,Inc
S. Cedar Ist
Pecos
Texas
Reeves County
Ecos
McGovern rejects White House briefings on war
Senator George McGovern dismissed White House briefings on Vietnam as often inaccurate and said he learns more from dispatches by capable journalists. He proposed Paul C. Warnke stand in for a national security briefing, with the White House agreeing to arrange it.
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Washington
George McGovern
White House
McGovern
Paul C. Warnke
Nixon
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ziegler
Youngstown
Ohio
Senate
Balmorhea Visitors and Local Additions Share News
Balmorhea residents report a North Carolina visiting family of Dick Beetle and Duncan Kingston, with Elizabeth and the children Anne and Andrew remaining for an extended stay after a Bloys Camp Grounds gathering. Also noted is a new mobile home delivery for Mr and Mrs Butch Poe to be placed on Austin Street.
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Dick Beetle
Anne
Andrew
North Carolina
Duncan Kingston
Air Force
Elizabeth
Bloy
Butch Poe
Austin Street
Livestock Prices And Local Family News From Fort Worth and El Paso
Fort Worth cattle and calves numbers were light with limited price testing. Cows and feeders varied with cuts, bulls and hogs showing modest gains in spots. Local family notes report Mrs Sam Beach and Andrea Allan traveling to El Paso for Allan’s clinical checkup while Mrs Emma Brealillon returns home. Mrs Carl Welch and children depart for Silver City New Mexico, visiting grandparents in Ft Stockton. In Galveston a red tide has blanketed the beachfront, with dead marine invertebrates littering the shore, signaling a sudden algae bloom.
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Fort Worth
Sam Beach
Andrea
Allan
Emma Breaquillon
el Paso
Carl Welch
Terry
Dawn
Silver City
N. M
Henry Jones
Ft. Stockton
Joyce Heinnen
Garage Sale at 2120 Johnson Friday Only
A community garage sale at 2120 Johnson runs Friday from 8 am to 6 pm. Includes children and adult clothes and miscellaneous items. Proceeds support local programs.
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George H. Mahon
Appropriations Committee
Mason Lange
Lorain, Ohio
National Institutes of Health
Mary Gillan Hay
Stock Market Report
Asado
Meritle
Glover
Gladiola
Fryers
Chuck Lean & Tender
Halfhills
Libby
Thompson
Joe's Supermarket
THE
Associated Press
At&t
Ad Rich
Borden
Brit Pet
Cat Trae
Chrysler
Sve
Dow Chem
duPont
Eastman
el Paso NG
Fairchild
Ford
GenElec
Vie
Gen Foods
GenMtrs
Gen Tire
Great A&p
Gulf Oil
IBM
Int Paper
John Man
John Joh
Marathon
Mobil Oil
Monsanto
Penn Cent
Penney
RCA
Safeway
Sears
Sony
Ind
Sun Oil
Texaco
UN Carbide
Uniroyal
US Steel
Woolwich
Xerox
Pecos Enterprise
Balmorhea
Prude Ranch
Balmorhea School
Garden Hicks
Manuel Benavides
Galveston, Tex
Galveston
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