Ice storm eases across Texas as temperatures rise
By The Associated Press the ice storm that crippled much of Texas Sunday and Monday showed signs of loosening its grip. By 8 a.m. temperatures were above freezing south of a Paris Mineral Wells San Angelo line, except in Waco where freezing drizzle persisted.
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Thieu proposes Christmas cease fire and POW release
President Thieu urged a Christmas peace package proposing a cease fire and release of all U.S. and Vietnamese prisoners during the halt. He said the plan would be presented at the Paris talks. Viet Cong rejected the proposal calling Thieu an obstacle to peace. The report also covers an ice storm in North Texas with numerous road closures and related emergencies.
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Burglarized Parts Store at Bob's Auto Parts
Parts store burglarized at Bob's Auto Parts 406 E Second St. Sunday night. Patrolman Ben Montanez said burglars tore a screen and opened a window on the northwest side, stealing a toolbox, tools and five sets of brake shoes valued at 190 dollars.
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Truman in fragile condition after overnight vitals change
Former President Harry S. Truman, aged 88, showed unstable respiration pulse and temperature overnight. Doctors at Research Hospital reported vital signs worsened during the night but blood pressure stayed normal as of 10 a.m. EST.
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Defensive driving course teaches safe driving at Pecos High
A two week eight hour Pecos High School defensive driving class led by Deputy Gary Ingram and Lt. Jim Wilson covers skid responses right of way and safe intersection behavior. Twenty five students earned a 10 percent insurance rate reduction and a second session begins Thursday at 6 pm with a $10 fee and two hour sessions on December 14 21 and 22 in the auditorium.
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Pecos Families Await Christmas Baskets From Local Council
Forty needy Pecos families are on a holiday list compiled by Reeves County Community Council with visiting teachers and welfare aid. Six families will receive full baskets. the rest receive food guides and sample items. Donors from service clubs churches and individuals support the annual effort directed by Rachel Kirkwood at 1100 S. Locust Street.
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Moon Explorers Plan Second Extravehicular Walk
In Taurus Littrow the Apollo 17 crew Cernan and Schmitt slept late after a long setup. They aim to study a lunar landslide for ancient rocks while Evans orbits and operates instruments. The district awards banquet follows, honoring Pecos city workers.
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Pecos City Plans Fire Truck Purchase With Revenue Sharing
Pecos City Council outlined priorities for federal revenue sharing funds totaling 70,256 dollars. The money is held in a special trust with strict accounting, a public hearing, and approved spending plan required before any purchase. The proposed use includes a fire truck replacement and certificate of deposit investments. The Treasury Department will issue a second payment of 70,256 dollars in January.
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Pace quickens in Paris Vietnam peace talks progress
In Paris subcommittees push cease fire details as Kissinger and Tho meet for the 13th time. Thieu in Saigon calls for prisoner releases, a Christmas cease-fire, and talks with North Vietnam plus troop demobilization. Jurors in 143rd District Court are dismissed until further notice.
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California citrus crop endangered by cold snap
Freezing temperatures in southern and central California threaten the multimillion dollar citrus crop. Fresno County reports potential damage to a $10 million orange crop as the cold wave persists, while Kern County cautions that damage is likely if temperatures stay in the low 20s.
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