Multiple world readsmark reports in one city news round
AP dispatches cover tightened security at Detroit Metropolitan Airport where passengers discard pornography. Edward Heath faces 600 militant unionists opposing anti inflation measures in Britain. New Mexico and Chihuahua leaders dedicate a border highway from Palomas. Australia and North Vietnam agree to establish diplomatic relations as Whitlam expands ties with communist nations.
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Detroit
Detroit Metropolitan
Antiskyjack
London
Edward Heath
Palomas, Mexico
New Mexico
Bruce King
Oscar Flores
Chihuahua
Mexico
Palomas
Columbus
Canberra
Australia
North Vietnam
Gough Whitlam
Whitlam
Labor Party
China
East Germany
Albania
North Korea
Peaceful settlement urged as guerrillas told to pack and go
In Beirut Nayef Hawatemeh, head of the Popular Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine, says Arab governments push for a new peace plan and may sacrifice the guerrilla movement. In Costa Rica, a third earthquake in three days rattled San Jose and Cartago with no injuries or major damage reported.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Middle East
Nayef Hawatmeh
Popular Democratic Front For the Liberation of Palestine
San Jose
Costa Rica
Guerrilla Ambush Wounds Soldiers in Belfast
Guerrillas ambushed a British army patrol in Belfast early today wounding two soldiers. An attempted ambush with a land mine in Londonderry killed a 10 year old Catholic boy Gordon Gallagher near his home as he played with friends. The child was the 732nd confirmed death in Ulster's 3 1/2 years of fighting.
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Belfast
Londonderry
Gordon Gallagher
Ulster
Laos Cease-fire Violations Reported as Talks Continue
In Vientiane the government cited 20 incidents of Communist violations within 24 hours, mostly isolated shelling, while diplomats noted no major breaches as negotiators work on a political and military settlement.
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Vientiane
Laos
Defense Ministry
Mexico workers weigh 40 hour week strike
Manuel Castro-Castro of ILACC told a meeting in Tijuana that two million Mexican workers could strike if a 40 hour week is not granted. He called a national strike a last-ditch but possible option.
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Tijuana
Mexico
International Labor Affairs Coordinating Committee
Manuel Castro
Castro
ILACC
Benghazi funeral erupts in chants for revenge against Kadafi
In Salmaniya Square mourners mark the mass funeral for 47 Libyans slain when an airliner was shot down by Israeli fighters. The crowd denounces Egypt's leaders as cowards as Col. Muammar Kadafi is not present.
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Beirut
Kadafi
Benghazi
Salmaniya
Col
Muammar Kadafi
Egypt
McGovern backs Vietnam aid with U.S. program limits
Senator George McGovern said he favors aid to Vietnam but not at the expense of U S programs for citizens. In Waltham after a Brandeis University speech, he urged using presidential powers to spur private funding for Vietnam reconstruction.
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Waltham, Mass
George McGovern
Vietnam
U. S
Brandeis University
10000 animals move in for show at Houston rodeo
Houston AP reports the 41st Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo enters moving day with about 10 000 animals shifted into the Livestock Exposition Building over 24 hours to ready the junior show. Entries come from 232 Texas counties and promise about 100000 in premiums. judges focus on purebred Arabian halter classes as other divisions weigh, classify and prepare all junior show animals.
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Houston
Texas
VIBRATIONS News of East Pecos Junior High Career Month
East Pecos Junior High marks February as career emphasis month with eighth graders researching career families in English and preparing high school course pre registrations. Students contribute career interest essays including science electronics and beauty professions with examples from Dolores Montoya Jose Guerrero Socorro Armendariz.
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Vibrations News of
East Pecos Junior High School
East Pecos
Bill Moss
Permian Basin Rig Count Edges Down Slightly
The Reed Drilling Equipment weekly tally shows 193 active rigs in the Permian Basin, down one from two weeks ago. District 8 leads activity with Pecos County reporting 22 rigs, Ward 15, Eddy 19, and Lea County 16, compared with recent counts.
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Permian Basin
West Texas
New Mexico
Reed Drilling Equipment
Pecos County
Texas Railroad Commission
Ward County
Eddy County
Lea County
Pecos Enterprise Subscription Rates Notice
The Pecos Enterprise lists mail subscription rates for Reeves County with six months at 10.50 dollars and one year at 21 dollars or 24.60 dollars for the other option. The notice states Second Class Postage Paid at Pecos Texas.
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Associated Press
At&t
Borden
Brit Pet
Chrysler
Sve
Coca Cola
Cent Oil
Dow Chem
duPont
Eastman
el Paso NG
Exxon
Fairchild
Ford
Vie
GenElec
Gen Foods
GenMtrs
Gen Tel
Tire Goodrich
Gulf Oil
Harte-Hanks
IBM
Int Paper
John Man
John Joh
Marathon
Mobil Oil
Monsanto
Penn Ceat
Penney Rca
Safeway
Sears
Sony
Stand Ind
Sun Oil
Texaco
Texas
Uniroyal
US Steel
Woolwich
Xerox
Reeves County
Pecos
First POW from Colorado transferred near family at Fitzsimons
Air Force Sergeant James R. Cook, 31, Colorado’s first released POW, arrived at Fitzsimons General Hospital near Denver after transfer from Sheppard AFB. He and his wife Joene and children Tanya 3, and Jim Jr. 8 welcomed him with hats and smiles. Cook, shot down Dec 26 over North Vietnam, has leg fractures and a dislocated shoulder, plans to stay in the Air Force and rebuild life with his family.
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Aurora
Colo
Colorado
Fitzsimons General Hospital
Air Force M
James R. Cook
Fitzsimons
Sheppard Air Force Base
Wichita Falls
Tex
Lakewood
Denver
Joene Cook
Tanya
Sheppard
Cook
North Vietnam
Buckley Air National Guard Field
Union
Howdy
Jim
Air Force
Jim Jr
Dana
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