Nixon clashes over spending and price controls in Washington
The article reports President Nixon attacking Congress over spending and calling some programs costly sacred cows while House Speaker McCormack defends budget priorities. It also notes Nixon signing a Defense Production Act extension granting price and wage control powers, despite misgivings. Capitol Footnote mentions Gen. Westmoreland meeting Nixon after travels to Okinawa, South Vietnam, and Taiwan.
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Associated Press
Washington
Nixon
Congress
House
John W. McCormack
Capitol Hill
Alaska
McCormack
Capitol
William Westmoreland
Army
Okinawa
South Vietnam
Taiwan
Psalm Verse Inspires Steady Hope and Praise
A devotional line from Psalms 71 14 expresses steadfast hope in ongoing praise. The excerpt encourages perseverance in faith and gratitude amid challenges.
Constitutional Amendment Three on Texas Ballot 1970
Public notice outlines proposed Constitutional Amendment Number Three to be voted on November 3 1970. It seeks a uniform method to assess ranch farm and forest lands based on their capability to support livestock and crop production rather than land value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Texas
Visions of the devil haunt Tate murder witness Kasabian
Linda Kasabian testifies at the Tate murder trial claiming visions that Charles Manson is the devil and that she feared for her baby and herself. She recalls fleeing the scene and fearing Charlie would kill them, while describing Manson’s philosophy and views shared at Spahn Ranch.
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Los Angeles
Sharon Tate
Linda Kasabian
Charles M. Manson
Tate
Charlie
Tanya
Jierech
Frykowski
Tate Mansion
Charles Manson
Mrs. Kasabian
Ronald Hughes
Leslie van Houten
Manson
Susan Atkins
Patricia Krenwinkel
Miss Tate
Hughes
Jesus Christ
Spahn Ranch
Oilmen Pleased as Nixon Repeals Tariff Plan for Oil
Dallas reports President Nixon scrapped the tariff plan for oil imports, applauded by Texas oilmen who argued the quota would flood the market, depress prices, and deter domestic drilling. Leaders cited war risks and energy security as reasons to end the system.
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Dallas
Nixon
Texas
Mideast
United States
Washington
George A. Lincoln
Office of Emergency Preparedness
Kenneth E. Montague
Houston
Texas Mid- Continent Oil and Gas Assn
Gen
Lincoln
George Bush
R-Tex
Oil Policy Committee
Federal Power Commission
Bush
U.S
Be careful about calling yourself an expert
The Langford Bugle quotes Dale Holdridge on how a just decision should favor winning. Ed Kummer of the Eaton Herald adds a witticism about experts, noting an ex is a has-been and a spurt a drip under pressure.
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Dale Holdridge
The
Langford
S.D
Bugle
Ed Kummer
Eaton
Colo
Constitutional amendment proposal on judicial removal provisions
Public notice outlines constitutional amendment one detailing section changes to Article V and Section 1-a of Texas Constitution. It covers Commission composition hearings retirement and removal processes for judges, due process, private reprimands, and Supreme Court involvement with master reports.
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State OF
Texas
State of Texas
Austin
Aggee
Supreme Court
Court of Civil Appeals
Commission
Masters
Texas Proposal Slashes Local Credit Power in Constitutional Amendment
A proposed Texas constitutional amendment limits local government to lend money or issue bonds only within strict caps. It bans lending to individuals or private entities, permits counties to issue bonds up to one fourth of assessed county property value, and requires taxes to fund interest and sinking funds for projects such as roads and waterways.
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State OF Texas
Texas
Trict
World News Roundup: Hickel Engle and Pope Paul VI
Secretary of the Interior Walter J. Hickel tours Canada's Arctic on a 4000 mile trip visiting Arctic Bay Hall Beach and a minerals camp while praising activity and cooperation. Astronaut Joseph H. Engle escapes injury in a German car crash as Apollo 14 astronauts study rock formations before the moon mission. Pope Paul VI warns of a social epidemic of delinquency and drugs and denounces Nudism as a challenge to moral life at Castel Gandolfo.
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Resolute Bay
Walter J. Hickel
Arctic
Canada
Alaska
Canadian Arctic
Hickel
Arctic Bay
Hall Beach
Baffin Island
Bad Reichenhall
Germany
Joseph H. Engle
U.S
Castel Gandolfo
Italy
Paul VI
Hospital News Admits and Discharges List
The August entries record admit and discharge actions for several patients. On August 12 1979 John Mackoviny Sr Dave Blair Gilberto Navarette Pam Rogers Oscar Torres and Ronald Schneider were admitted while Ronald Schneider and Mary Zuniga were discharged.
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John Mackoviny, Sr
Dave Blair
Gilberto Navarette
Pam Rogers
Oscar Torres
Ronald Schneider
Mary Zuniga
Births In Pecos Parents Welcome Two Newborns
A baby boy is born to Mr and Mrs Grady Smith at 1610 Morris Pecos on August 14 and a baby girl to Mr and Mrs Simon Jacques at 822 S Walnut Pecos on August 15. In Washington the incident of cufflinks: Mrs Richard M Nixon spotted a missing link during a New Orleans visit and recovered it from the limousine floor.
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Grady Smith
1610
Morris
Pecos
Simon Jacques
Walnut
Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
New Orleans
Constitutional Amendment Two On Ballot Texas 1970
Public notice outlines proposed constitutional amendment number two on the November 1970 ballot. It describes legislature power to regulate intoxicating liquors and possibly establish a state liquor monopoly, plus anticipatory laws validity and a repeal option for saloon prohibition in Texas Article XVI Section 20.
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State OF
Texas
State of Texas
Fragmentary note on homestead land limits and improvements
The text discusses a constitutional amendment related to homestead land, stating limits on land value for a dam inspection and the use as a home or family business. It mentions a ten thousand dollar threshold and temporary renting not changing homestead character.
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Reeves County
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Ford Love
Joyce Miller
Tom Lewis
Texas Independent Producers and Royalty Owners Assn
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Big Count
Pew Basin
West Texas
New Mexico
Reed Drilling Tool
Midland
Ward
Ector
Hockley
Lubbock
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Crockett County
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Eddy Fisher
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Lynn Martin
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Schlecher
Scurry
Sterling Sutton
Tom Green
Terry Val Verde
Winkler
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