Airlines and government faces on labor and policy fronts
Texas International Airlines resumes contract talks with ALEA as court appeal decides on returning planes to air. Rockefeller named vice chairman of Domestic Council with top aides in Ford administration, amid Cabinet nomination debates. Brezhnev reemerges vigorously after absence, meeting Wilson for 20 hour talks in Moscow. Kissinger heads to Jordan amid uncertain Sinai troop withdrawal prospects. Flames devastate Emeline Carpenter Junior High in Nacogdoches, with $100,000 damage. San Antonio weighs a $5.7 million Southwestern Bell rate hike as an inadequate state review prompts deeper study. Princess Christina betrothes to Cuban-born Jorge Guillermo in The Hague. Dallas area per capita income expected to drop as migrants move east. ERA competition fuels capitol debate as activists honor Susan B. Anthony. Vesco-linked plane weapons trial resumes in San Antonio. AMPI chief denies dairy cooperative breakup rumor.
Trading peaks as investors rush stocks despite high unemployment
The New York market soars despite the worst unemployment since World War II and lingering inflation. Investors who shunned stocks in 1973 74 now buy at a record pace as the rally since year start hits new heights.
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New York
Economist Milton Friedman warns on government spending
COLLEGE STATION AP A leading conservative economist predicts Americans will reject funding inefficient government soon. Friedman says 40 cents of every dollar goes to government, warns free enterprise could be doomed if the path continues. He cites citizen dependence, big government, and inflation as root causes. The speech contrasts free enterprise with rising government control and notes stock market investors look ahead, not at current facts.
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College Station
Milton Friedman
Texas A&m University
Friedman
Chicago
Ization
Raymond F. DeVoe Jr
Wall Street
Spencer, Trask & Co
Laredo to Host Grand International Parade for Washington Birthday
Mexican troopers will march into Laredo on Saturday for the Grand International Parade marking George Washington's birthday. About 130000 spectators are expected to view the event. The four day celebration includes the abrazo greetings between U S and Mexican officials at the international bridge beamed to Latin America.
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Laredo
Tex
U.S
Texas
International Bridge
Latin America
Abrazo
Nuevo Laredo
Mexico
Dolph Briscoe
Nuevo Leon
Tamaulipas
Coahuila
Gerald Ford
Luis Echeverria
Webb County
Alberto Santos
Alberto Medina Munoz
Will
Washington
Seniors get headstart in TCU mini term
Fort Worth Texas Christian University offers a nine week mini term March 10 to May 9 for high school seniors and other qualified students with open schedules. Four 3 credit courses run 8:30 to 2:30 daily with options to take two courses. Courses include Survey of U S History to 1877 Writing Workshop Freshman Composition I Survey of Music and College Reading Techniques.
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Fort Worth
Texas Christian University
Texas
TCU
Tiny Texas post offices buzz for Valentine mail stamps
In Valentine Loving and Lovelady Texas three postmasters handle a surge of Valentine mail. Leila Kelley reports about a thousand Valentine letters arrive yearly in Valentine, while Robert Ligon notes Loving sees about a hundred valentines annually since 1968 with most from the mid Atlantic state area. Jack Easton of Lovelady adds that he has processed about 450 letters this year from many states, with collectors seeking the stamped cancel by February 14.
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Associated Press
Texas
Valentine, Loving
Lovelady
Leila Kelley
Valentine
Robert Ligon
Loving
Jack Easton
Easton
Kelley
Ligon
Pennsylvania
Malpractice suits push up liability costs for doctors
In Houston a Texas doctor says mounting malpractice suits force physicians and hospitals to pay steep premiums for professional liability insurance. Dr George Alexander former Harris County Houston Medical Society president notes advances in medicine raise risk while experts warn the public and payers about no guarantees of perfect outcomes. Dr Robert Leachman, a Houston cardiologist, adds many seek some form of insurance before consulting doctors or entering hospitals.
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Houston
Texas
George Alexander
Harris County
Houston Medical Society
Robert D. Leachman
Reunion Ends Decades of Silent Missing Mother and Son
Norfolk AP report details Navy Radioman J C James R Sebring reuniting with his mother at Pier 12 after 33 years apart. He had not seen her since infancy. wife Terry helped locate Mrs Sebring in Cortland New York. Emotions ran high as they embraced in a moment described as heavenly. Sebring now lives in Michigan with nine children awaiting a possible family reunion.
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Norfolk, Va
Navy
J. C. James R. Sebring
Sebring
Forrestal
Norfolk Naval Station
Terry
Sebrings
Syracuse
N.Y
Cortland
Walled Lake
Mich
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Dallas, Tex
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Air Line Employes Association
ALEA
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Washington, D.C
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
Ford
Hills
Carla A. Hills
Housing and Urban Development
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Brezhnev
Moscow
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Communist Party
Harold Wilson
Kissinger
Jordan
Nacogdoches, Tex
Emeline Carpenter Junior High School
Raymond Lewis
San Antonio, Tex
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
O’brien & Gere, Inc
Southwestern Bell
Bell
the Hague
Netherlands
Juliana
Prince Bernhard
Christina
Jorge Guillermo
Cuba
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Harlem
Dallas
West Texas
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Bank
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ERA
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Susan B. Anthony
Vesco
San Antonio
Robert L. Vesco
Costa Rica
Ampi
Associated Milk Producers Inc
Irvin Elkins
Henry Kissinger
Ismail Fahmy
Cairo
Dow Jones
Gerald M. Loeb
Hirsch Organ
Texas-Mexico
Nevin Neal
Jim Corder
Gary Tate
Addie Levy
John Woldt
Ruth B. Wall
Texas Post
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American College of Cardiology
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ELTE
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