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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1973
Page
3
AP reports rising tension as a hollow ox horn signals a looming faction fight in Transkei Xhosa heartland. Tribesmen gather on hilltops with assegai spears while women and children seek safety, amid past August clashes that left 50 dead and ongoing police patrols and helicopter support.
The U.S. Command reported another fighter bomber loss over North Vietnam and a helicopter down in eastern South Vietnam below the DMZ. Eight Americans aboard the two craft were missing, raising total U.S. losses since December to 35 with 107 killed or missing.
The Associated Press reports about 50,000 cattle dead in Oklahoma Kansas and Texas with frigid winds worsening losses. Cattle in feedlots are running about three times normal with more deaths feared if cold weather persists.
Police say Mack J. Essex of Emporia, 23, was the rooftop sniper who killed six and wounded 17 at the Downtown Howard Johnson's. Investigators consider a possible conspiracy. evidence ties the .44 carbine to other New Year’s Eve shootings and a related police casualty.
In Emporia Kansas Reverend W A Chambers who baptized Mark J Essex says the young man who died in New Orleans hated whites after leaving the Navy. Police chief Merle Hayes cites no evidence of Essex s ties to militant groups amid a hotel shooting spree that killed six and injured seventeen.
White House sources say almost all top female appointees will stay in government roles, from ambassadors to assistant department heads. Anne Armstrong will join as Cabinet ranking counselor, Marina Whitman remains on the Council of Economic Advisers, and Patricia Hitt is expected as assistant secretary of HEW.
The Star columnist argues that women's lib will not endure until the Post Office allocates Ms on telephone accounts. Current bills use generic honorifics like The Honorable, Prof, Dr, Rev, Mr, Mrs, Miss, highlighting evolving titles.
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