Texans Soldier Denies Motive in Nihon Shoeshine Killing
Lance Cpl. James S. Benjamin of Austin testified in Naha District Court that he had no reason to shoot Seiyu Enokawa at the U.S. Marine base near Naha on Sept. 20 and could not recall his feelings at the time. The case, part of a war crimes mood in Okinawa, drew Judge Osamu Hayashi’s questioning.
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Naha
Okinawa
Lance
James S. Benjamin
Austin
Tex
Benjamin
Seiyu Enokawa
U.S. Marine
Naha District Court
Osamu Hayashi
Life After Defeat For Veterans Of Congress
Washington AP reports 1972 election veterans facing private life. Many return home to practice law or relax, while others stay in Washington as consultants or lobbyists. Notable figures include Emanuel Celler 84 who plans a Washington law firm branch, and George Miller 81 unsure after 27 years of service. Margaret Chase Smith aged 75 and Wayne Aspinall 76 also depart, with Aspinall weighing part time consulting and fishing plans.
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Washington
Congress
Emanuel Celler
D-N. Y
Elizabeth Holtzman
House Judiciary Committee
House
New York
George P. Miller
D-Calif
House Science and Astronautics Committee
Miller
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Wayne N. Aspinall
Colorado
House Interior and Insular Affairs Committee
Colorado River
Palisade
Fred Schwengel
Riowa
Schwengel
U. S
Infant Michael Lee Lockhart Dies at Birth
Arrangements for infant Michael Lee Lockhart, son of Mr and Mrs Archie Lee Lockhart of Pecos, included a 3 p m service at Fairview Cemetery after he died at birth at Reeves County Memorial Hospital. Surviving grandparents are Ord Guinn and Mrs Jess Lockhart of Pecos.
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Michael Lee Lockhart
Archie Lee Lockhart
S. Oleander St
Fairview Cemetery
Reeves County Memorial Hospital
Ord Guinn
Jess Lockhart
Pecos
Hospital Admits Two Mothers and Four Newborns
The Record reports admissions on December 10 listing Diane Lockhart Alicia Leal and baby boy Consuelo Urquidi and baby boy Alila baby girl. Dismissals are noted as none.
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Diane Lockhart
Alicia Leal
Consuelo Urquidi
Alila
Munichs answer to skyscrapers wraps church steeple
The Church of the Holy Spirit in Munich is wrapped up for a renovation. The project reshapes the cityscape with a distinctive protective exterior around the steeple as work proceeds.
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Church of the Holy Spirit
Commissioner Rozelle Rejects Nixon Playoff TV Request
Washington AP reports Pro football Commissioner Pete Rozelle refused President Nixon's bid to televise locally all playoff games sold out 48 hours before kickoff. Attorney General Kleindienst said the administration would urge Congress to reconsider the antitrust exemption and seek legislation aligning with the public interest.
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Washington
Pete Rozelle
Nixon
Atty
Richard G. Kleindienst
Justice Department
Kleindienst
Congress
Pecos Enterprise subscription rates notice
The Pecos Enterprise lists mail subscription prices for Reeves County and all other areas. B mail six months nine dollars, one year eighteen dollars. Other mail six months eleven dollars, twelve months twenty one dollars. Postage paid in Texas.
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Reeves County
Texas
Times bureau chief awaits ruling on press freedoms
Los Angeles Times Washington bureau chief John Lawrence, jailed briefly for refusing to surrender tapes, remains free pending a federal appeals court ruling on First Amendment issues. The court ordered his release after about two hours in custody, with no immediate date set for continuing the case. The tapes relate to Baldwin interviews connected to the Watergate era and the DNC break in.
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Washington
Los Angeles Times
Washington Bureau
the Times
John F. Lawrence
U. S. Dist
John J. Sirica
Lawrence
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Los Angeles
Times
Otis Chandler
Tance
Abred C. Baldwin
Democratic National Committee
Baldwin
DNC
Watergate
Committee For
Jack Nelson
Ronald J. Ostrow
Democratic
Nixon
Pecos Enterprise Circulation Contact Information
Miss your Pecos Enterprise or have unsatisfactory service Call the Circulation Department at 445-5475. Open until 6 00 p m Mondays through Fridays.
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Pecos
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