U S demands North Korea punish soldiers for killings
The United States urged North Korea to punish the soldiers who killed two U S Army officers at Panmunjom, as the UNC reviews a proposal for physical separation of guards in the joint security area. North Korea offered to separate troops north and south of the line, while urging avoidance of further incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panmunjom. Korea
United States
North Korea
Panmunjom
United Nations Command
UNC
U.S
Mark P. Frodden
Joint Commission
North
South Korea
Kim Il-sung
Frodden
U.N. Command
JSA
Senate approves $1 billion subsidy for postal operations
The Senate voted 79 to 9 to provide a further $1 billion subsidy for postal operations and pause rate hikes or service cuts. The plan creates a study commission due Feb 15, 1977, and moves to conference with the House over bringing the Postal Service under budget control.
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Washington
Senate
House
Ford Administration
White House
Gale W. Mc
Five nurses graduate from first local class
Virginia Contreras Anita Perea Catalina Ravos Juanita Craig and Delma Hernandez received nursing diplomas at a high school graduation in the cafeteria. They were among eight in the class and were capped February 20 with Judge Darrell Glover and Frank Perea in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delma Hernandez
Anita Perea
Delma
Anita
Virginia Contreras
Catalina Ravos
Juanita Craig
Darrell Glover
Junior Aguero
Vernon brokers on trial over $3.5 million bank loss
In Fort Worth AP report, Vernon cotton brokers Robert E. Huntley and Gipson F. Hemphill faced final arguments in a seven day Criminal District Court trial. Prosecutors say stolen funds via bogus warehouse receipts led to the First State Bank of Vernon closing in 1973, with $606,132.46 in collateral receipts discovered as fake. Defense contends no conspiracy and that repayment attempted, while noting float but not the charged theft.
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First State Bank of
Vernon
Huntley
Hemphill
Ney Sheridan
Sheridan
First State Bank
Vernon Bank
Salinity conference brings international saltwater talks to Pecos farms
International salinity conferees from 17 countries and several states toured Pecos area farms and the Texas A&M Experiment Station. Dr. Moore spoke on irrigation with saline water and officials presented soil samples and irrigation well data. The tour headed from Lubbock, with sessions on soil chemistry, water quality and salinity mapping, involving agencies like EPA and the U.S. Salinity Laboratory.
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Harold Dregne
Texas Tech
Department of Plant and Soil Science
Pecos
Jaroy Moore
Texas
U.S
Texas A&m
Jim Hefner
Ray Blackwell
Carol Adams
Hubert Jaco
The
Soil Conservation Service
Lubbock
Moore
Trans-Pecos
FAO
International Society of Soil Science
Soil Science Society of America
New Mexico State University
Texas A&m University
Texas Tech University
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
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N. Korea
Han Ju-kyong
Nova Gutierrez
Gee
D-Wyo
Senate Post Office Committee
Gene Douglas
Walter Matthau
Matthau
America
Papa
Jay Dycus
Mary Ann
Ellen Weinacht
Community Public Service Company
Jesus Christ
Tinuing
California
Pecos Museum
Rthonys
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