California bill would require contraceptives in pet food
In Sacramento Assemblyman Mike Cullen proposes a bill allowing pet food makers to include contraceptive drugs and levy a one cent tax per can to fund county animal population control programs. Also notes Skylab dry run preparations in Houston and Haig Thieu talks in Saigon with stalled issues on troop withdrawal and DMZ.
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Sacramento
Calif
California
State Assembly
Mike Cullen
D-Long Beach
Fire drives evacuations at Deauville Hotel in Miami Beach
About 800 occupants were evacuated from the Deauville Hotel after a fire erupted in a mezzanine level card room. No injuries were immediately reported, but several firefighters were overcome by smoke and needed hospital treatment.
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Miami Beach
Deauville
Glowing Sky Linked To Impending Earthquakes
Soviet seismologists say a glow in the sky signals an earthquake as they study the 1966 Tashkent quake. The phenomenon is attributed to electric charge redistribution in the earth atmosphere system. In Ireland, Sean MacStiofain ends an eight week hunger strike after IRA command orders to get fit. He accepts liquid nourishment at Curragh hospital.
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Tashkent
Dublin
Sean MacStiofain
Irish Republican Army
Provisional
IRA
Curragh
Sadat Opens New Round of Arab-Israeli Diplomacy
Cairo reports Sadat began a new campaign to break the Arab-Israeli deadlock after meeting Yugoslav President Tito. Al Ahram cites a broader push by nonaligned nations. In Jerusalem Meir travels to Switzerland to meet Ivory Coast President Houphouet-Boigny to strengthen Israel’s standing in Africa amid recent diplomatic breakoffs.
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Anwar Sadat
Egypt
al Ahram
Cairo
Sadat
Tito
Yugoslavia
Jerusalem
Golda Meir
Switzerland
Rome
Felix Houphouet-Boigny
Ivory Coast
Israel
Africa
Somoza: Evacuation Finished. 15,600 US Donated Homes Begin
Gen. Anastasio Somoza announced evacuation of survivors from Managua quake is complete and reconstruction is underway. He noted 15,600 houses donated by the United States and other OAS members will be built to replace destroyed housing amid thousands still buried in affected areas.
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Managua
Cicaragua
Anastasio Somoza
United States
Organization of American States
Presley TV special draws huge Japanese audience
Nippon Television reports Elvis Presley attracted a peak audience of 37.8 percent of viewers with sets on during his Honolulu telecast carried to Japan via satellite. The Sunday show aired on Nippon Television and drew one of the highest Japanese TV audiences for a single program.
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Elvis Presley
Nippon
NTV
Honolulu
Watergate spy defense questions motives in trial
Watergate attorney Gerald Arch questioned witness Thomas Gregory about antiwar protests and spying for Republicans during the 1972 Democratic primaries. Arch pressed Gregory on his presence at McGovern headquarters and the sources of coded envelopes while seeking to undermine Gregory’s identification of Liddy.
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National Peace Action Coalition
Americans For Democratic Action
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Brazil
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White House
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G. Gordon Liddy
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McCord
Watergate
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IRS Extends Monday Tax Help and 1040A Use Opens in Pecos
The Pecos IRS office extends Monday hours from 7:45 a m to 4 30 p m for the Jan 15 through Apr 16 filing period and encourages use of the short Form 1040A. About 32 million taxpayers nationwide may qualify, with Pecos contact at 445 5423 in the Western Insurance Building.
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IRS
Pecos
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Reed Drilling Equipment
Permian Basin
West Texas
New Mexico
Pecos County
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Lea County
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Martin
Eddy
Andrews
Borden
Chaves
Concho
Crane
Crockett
Crosby
Culberson
Dawson
Dona Ana
Marriage Licenses Issued and Hospital News List
The Record lists marriage licenses issued on several dates with the names and addresses of both partners. It also notes hospital admissions and discharges including multiple patients and newborns as of January.
Six new members appointed to national Cotton Board
The U S Department of Agriculture announces six new members and alternates to the 20 member Cotton Board to serve 1973 through 1975. Alternates and members come from California Nevada Louisiana Mississippi North Carolina Texas and other cotton states with terms expiring in 1973 1974 and 1975.
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Vada
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Goodyear
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Inverhess
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Hearne
George Lee Smith
Prairie View
Alabama
Miss Your Pecos Enterprise Delivery Service
Readers are advised to call the Circulation Department at 445 5475 for missed delivery or unsatisfactory service, with hours open until 6 00 p m on weekdays.
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Pecos
Circulation Department
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