Braniff disclosed use of corporate funds for CRP contributions
Braniff Airways said it disclosed to Watergate prosecutor Archibald Cox that about 56 000 dollars supported the Committee to Re-elect the President. Forty thousand came from corporate funds via executives who were later reimbursed, while 10 600 came from Chairman Handing L. Lawrence and another officer.
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Dallas
Braniff Airways
Braniff
Watergate
Archibald Cox
CRP
L. Lawrence
Texas lawmakers weigh bond requirement for grain cotton buyers
Texas House Agriculture committee heard witnesses urging a law to require buyers of farm crops to post surety bonds guaranteeing payments. Farmers described pressure to sign contracts early, risk of bankruptcy when prices fall, and difficulties in obtaining timely reviews or fair terms. Some urged partial payments and protections for leased land.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
House Agriculture and Livestock Committee
Price Daniel Jr
House Business and Industry
Daniel
Carlton Carl
Business and Industry Committee
Joe Hubenak
D-Rosenberg
Agriculture Committee
Hubenak
Rosenberg
Marvin Stoll
Taylor
Stoll
Dan Kubiak
D-Rockdale
Infant Daughter of Mr and Mrs Gibson Services in Toyah
Death notices for the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Lynn Gibson of El Paso state services at Toyah Methodist Church at 10 a.m. Saturday with burial in Toyah Cemetery. Survivors are the parents and a brother of El Paso. The report also covers Charles Wynne age 49 with services at Pecos Funeral Home Chapel at 2 p.m. Sunday and burial in Fairview Cemetery. Wynne died at Odessa Medical Center Hospital from injuries in a car-truck wreck that killed his wife and three children two months earlier. He was born December 12, 1925 in Canutillo New Mexico and was a World War I veteran. Survivors include two daughters Susan Jane Wynne and Betty Jean Wynne of Odessa, three brothers Earl Wynne Monahans Claude Wynne Pecos and Gene Wynne Odessa, two sisters Mrs Bill Gilcrest Mentone and Mrs Ann Darlick Mack Colorado.
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Lynn Gibson
el Paso
Toyah Methodist Church
Toyah Cemetery
Charles Wynne
Pecos Funeral Home
Homer Nowell
Fairvein
Wynne
Odessa Medical Center Hospital
Canutillo
N.M
Susan Jane Wynne
Betty Jean Wynne
Odessa
Earl Wynne
Monahans
Claude Wynne
Pecos
Gene Wynne
Bill Gilcrest
Mentone
Ann Darlick
Mack, Colorado
Pollution control costs rise for U.S. industry survey says
McGraw-Hill’s Sixth Annual Survey of Pollution Control Expenditures estimates American business must invest 22.3 billion dollars to upgrade existing facilities to current standards. The report notes pollution abatement will be 5.9 percent of total capital spending, about 6.2 billion, up from 5.1 percent in 1972, with outlays staying near six percent into 1976.
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New York
McGraw-Hill
Douglas Greenwald
Pecos Enterprise Subscription Rates Listing
The Pecos Enterprise lists mail rates for subscriptions including Martin Reeves County and other mail categories. Prices shown include six months for 10.50 dollars and one year for 21.00 dollars for local mail, with higher rates for all other mail at 12.50 for six months and 24.00 for twelve months.
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Pecos
Baltimore County chief executive indicted in kickback scheme
Dale Anderson, former Baltimore County executive and Dem party power, is indicted on extortion and bribery counts in a 39 count federal case. The probe ties eight firms to a conspiracy beginning in 1966 with associates of Spiro Agnew. U.S. Attorney George Beall says more indictments can be expected as the investigation continues.
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Baltimore
Dale Anderson
Spiro T. Agnew
Baltimore County
Maryland
Ems
Angew
Agnew
Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Marvin Mandel
State House
Annapolis
Baltimore City
U.S
George Beall
Richardson orders probe of investigation leaks
Acting Assistant Attorney General Glen E. Pommerening will lead a probe into leaks from the Justice Department about kickback allegations involving Vice President Spiro T. Agnew. Attorney General Elliott L. Richardson asked FBI Director Clarence M. Kelley to provide agents as needed and warned disciplinary action could follow if any leaks originate from DOJ personnel.
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Washington
Atty
Elliot L. Richardson
Justice Department
Spiro T. Agnew
Richardson
FBI
Clarence M. Kelley
Agnew
Maryland
Glen E. Pommerening
Department of Justice
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Taos, N.M
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Taos
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Anthropological Museum
University of Veracruz
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Dick Klade
Interagency Fire Control Center
Boise
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Klade
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Pecos Enterprise
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