U S Pay Board Eyes Aerospace Pay Increases
The Pay Board reviews several aerospace contracts aiming for a 12 percent first year raise and tight 5.5 percent annual cap. Major firms include North American Rockwell Boeing Lockheed McDonnell Douglas United Aircraft and LTV Aerospace with UAW and AFL CIO groups negotiating.
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Washington
United Auto Workers
Afl-Cio International Association of Machinists
North American
Rockwell Corp
Boeing Co
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
McDonnell Douglas Corp
United Aircraft Corp
LTV Aerospace Corp
United
UAW
United Mine Workers
Afl-Cio Brotherhood of Railroad
Court Notices and Small-Sums from City and County
The Record item lists multiple minor traffic violations and fines from courts in Minnesota Wyoming Wyoming and Illinois plus a fire call at Reeves County Sheriff A B Nail home. Names include Martin Tinsley Russell Hanson George Odom Ronald Adams Victor Nickerson Camille Racine Melvin Sheppard William Robertson John Allison Beverly Harris. Fines range from $5 to $30 plus costs with speeding and hitchhiking cited.
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JP Court
Martin Tinsley
Russell Hanson
New Prague
Minn
George Odom
Ft. Carson
Cole
Ronald Adams
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Victor Nickerson
Casper
Wyo
Reeves County
A. B. Nail
Fifth and
Eddy Street
Camille Racine
Canada
Melvin Sheppard
North Carolina
William Robertson
Anthony
John Allison
Dallas
Beverly Harris
Dollar activity in Tokyo and London steady after devaluation talks
The Tokyo market opened with a high of 314 93 yen per dollar and closed around 314 17 yen as about 55 million dollars changed hands. In London the pound started at 2 55 25 dollars, holding above 2 54 71. Dealers saw no massive unwinding by speculators as traders reassess after the Washington agreement.
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Tokyo Exchange
Bank of Japan
London
No lawsuit filed yet after October 31 race track incident
Witness statements describe a shooting by Florez during a struggle with Carrasco and claims of excessive force by officers involving Mrs Urquidez Diaz and others. Some witnesses admit drinking at the track before the incident. Potential lawsuit window is two years from October 31.
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Florez
Carrasco
Urquidez
Diaz
Morris
Lewis
Harrison
Died Mrs J J Doggett Lampasas mother of Pecos man
Mrs J J Doggett died December 15 in Lampasas. She was mother of W C Doggett of Pecos. Funeral services were held in Lampasas December 16 with Mr and Mrs Doggett attending and returning to Pecos Saturday. Also funeral services for Fermana C Galindo 71 of Balmorhea who died Sunday will be held at 10:30 a m Wednesday at Christ the King Church Balmorhea with burial in Balmorhea Cemetery.
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J. J. Doggett
Lampasas
W. C. Doggett
Pecos
Fermana C. Galindo
Balmorhea
Christ the King Catholic Church
Nixon Heath summit seeks tacit policy alignment
Hamilton Bermuda AP reports President Nixon and British Prime Minister Heath move toward tacit agreement on some future foreign policy elements. Five hours of talks focused on monetary system rebuilding and aid for Bangladesh while Indian Pakistan tensions remain contentious. Both sides plan joint moves via the United Nations to ease suffering.
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Bermuda
Nixon
Edward Heath
Governor’s House
Atlantic
Britain
United States
India
West Pakistan
United Nations
Azores
Georges Pompidou
Group of Ten
U. S
Florida youth sentenced for deputy slaying in Texas jailbreak
John Henry Moulton, 20, of Eustis Florida, received a 35 year term for the murder of Deputy Ignacio Garcia during a Brackettville Texas jail escape. Everett Phillips Jr., 20, was sentenced to five years for murder without malice.
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Ignacio Garcia
Garcia
Moulton
South Texas
Everett Arthur Phillips Jr
Eagle Pass
Phillips
Court rules white-only schools not tax-exempt
The Supreme Court held private white-only schools created to evade integration orders are not tax-exempt. The decision upholds a June 30 district court ruling, which found discrimination by such schools to justify revoking exemptions and ordered stricter IRS enforcement.
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Washington
Supreme Court
U. S. District Court
Johnson Education Papers to Detail 60 Bills
Former President Lyndon B. Johnson says the release of his education papers from the LBJ Library will provide background on 60 education bills passed during his presidency. The first batch includes about 250000 documents and a Jan 24 25 symposium of education leaders.
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Johnson
John W. Garner
Wilbur J. Cohen
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Sidney P. Marland Jr
U.S
William J. McGill
Columbia University
Harry Middleton
LBJ Administration
LBJ
City woman charged with shoplifting in Monahans
A Pecos woman Joan Lujan twenty one was arrested December 11 by Monahans police after attempting to steal a carton of cigarettes from the G F Wacker Store. Store manager Lowell Bishop said she hid in a nearby truck but was halted by police. She received a thirty day sentence and will serve in Ward County jail until January 12.
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Pecos
Monahans
Ward
Joan Lujan
G. F. Wacker
Lowell Bishop
Miss Lujan
Lowell
School leader lauds high court ruling on tax exemptions
William J. Simmons president of the Citizens Council School Foundation in Jackson says the U S Supreme Court action withholding tax exemptions from white private schools affirms white parents right to send their children to segregated schools and views the move as more important.
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Jackson, Miss
Citizens Council School Foundation
Jackson
Supreme Court
U. S. Supreme Court
William J. Simmons
Foundation
Southern Independent School Association
Bride to be killed in Irish fight in Belfast raid
In Belfast gunmen killed a 20 year old Catholic woman and wounded a British soldier during a series of bombing attacks across Northern Ireland. A 19 year old Pvt Francis Gillan was shot in the abdomen and thigh while on patrol. A grandmother, Violet Hamilton, risked a live bomb, tossing it away before it exploded without harming others.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Margaret McCorry
Francis Gillan
Irish Republican Army
Violet Hamilton
Hamilton
Great Turkey Hunt Contest Ends This Week
Two more winners announced in the Pecos Enterprise contest run by O F Pauly. Mrs. R S Ferguson and Mike Jones win turkeys or hams from The Window Box and Airlawn Fabrics. Prizes available at the Enterprise office.
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Pecos
O’ferrall Pauly
R. S. Ferguson
Johnson St
Mike Jones
S. Park St
Airlawn
Enterprise
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