Mills pushes revenue sharing stance in New Hampshire bid
Mills travel to Concord for discussion on revenue sharing taxes stirs contrast between his tax positions. His campaign aims to gain credibility as a national candidate with extensive out of state outreach, while local observers debate his potential impact on Muskie and Yorty amid tax debate and headlines.
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Editorial pushes Habitual Offender Act to curb dangerous drivers
The National Association of Insurance argues for a Habitual Offender Act to revoke licenses and impose prison terms on repeat traffic offenders. Proponents cite Virginia and other states with lower fatality rates, while critics worry about public alarm and enforcement.
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Swiss bank secrecy myth exposed in Hughes affair
The Hughes biography case showed Swiss banks sometimes reveal depositor identity amid criminal probes. R. Hughes was found not Howard Hughes but Helga R. Hughes, a forged passport alias for Clifford Irving's wife. Investigators pressed Swiss and American authorities, illustrating secrecy limits since 1934 when banks faced legal disclosure in fraud and debt cases.
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Leap Year Day Highlights From History and Birthdays
Today is February 29, 1972 a Leap Year Day with notable events listed for 1920 1792 1872 1928 1944 1956 and 1964. Birthdays include French actress Michele Morgan aged 52. Thought for today notes Leap Year rarity.
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Nixon Seeks China Moscow Pact to Check Rival Powers
The Nixon administration weighs a dual approach with China and the Soviet Union to curb each other’s power. Pentagon analysts project China could threaten the Soviet Union with bombers and missiles by the mid 1970s, while direct U.S. ICBM reach remains uncertain. Kissinger argues for negotiated understandings before adversaries grow stronger.
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Memories bind our lives in formative casual scenes
Hal Boyle reflects on memories as the silent record of a life. He recalls 1920s fashions, Sunday naps, family rituals, small-town mores, and everyday quirks that shaped Americans, from toothpicks to front porch conversations and flowers at illness, painting a nostalgic collage of past habits.
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Swedes to Adopt Reflecting License Plates in 1973
Sweden will become the first European nation to require light reflecting license plates on all motor vehicles starting in 1973. Experiments indicate brighter plates reduce accidents at night. similar plates are used or permitted in the United States United Kingdom France and West Germany.
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Pecos Notes Signal Spring Fashions and Local News
Pecos residents read of Millinery arrivals and a thriving hat season with Mrs. Kelton to visit from St. Louis. J. W. Crowdus drafts a no-cost waterworks extension estimate for Pecos, while civic groups discuss Washington, Arthur MacArthur programs and upcoming inspections. The issue notes election rules, club events, and Lions Club activities with piano by Miss Roberta Wood and Boy Scout committee changes.
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Ed Armstrong
Daniel Alaniz
Open Door Circle Coffee Event at Methodist Church
Mrs Randell Butler and Mrs Evans Butler hosted a 3:30 Tuesday coffee and social in the Methodist Church parlor for Open Door Circle members. About fifty five women attended and refreshments featured cherry cake and coffee with a George Washington display.
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Methodist Church
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Willie Hawkins
O. L. Lucas
Garland Mathews
E. L. Martin
H. G. Meyer
R. M. Meath
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J. C. Stubblefield
G. H. Thaxton
C. E. Rhinehart
R. C. Crout
Kathleen Mallory
Dick Adams
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Pecos
Weldon Boggus
Court appointment of John Marshall as chief justice
President John Adams appointed John Marshall to be chief justice of the United States on January 20, 1801. The first American novel was published January 22, 1789, titled The Power of Sympathy by Mrs. Sarah Wentworth Morton.
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George Patterson
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John Marshall
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