Sadler named to Texas criminal council by governor
Sidney Sadler, Pecos deputy principal, was among 10 new members named by Gov. Preston Smith to the Texas Criminal Justice Council. The appointment supports a statewide reform plan. Sadler has long served in education and youth programs and resides with his wife and two children at 1122 S Mesquite St.
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Houston
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Glover Announces Candidacy for Reeves County Judge
Reeves County Judge appointee Darrell Glover announces his bid for election in the May primary. A Pecos native and 21 year county attorney adviser, he cites legal training at Baylor after Texas Tech and 49 years old slated to oversee civil and criminal matters plus probate and juvenile cases. He and wife Mildred have two children Patty Squyres and Hill, with community ties to Pecos and state legal groups.
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Texas Tech University
Air Force Readies Doomsday Airborne Command Planes
The Air Force 1st Airborne Command and Control Squadron maintains three airborne command posts near the White House readiness. Flying KC-135 aircraft equipped with advanced communications would allow the president to direct defense during a nuclear attack from high altitude. Alternatives include Ft. Ritchie underground sanctuary Cheyenne Mountain and Virginia shelters. Silver Dollar marks its 10th anniversary this year as part of an uninterrupted global command system.
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Vietnamese claim 107 enemy killed amid Vietnam surge
South Vietnamese command announced 107 enemy dead in a nationwide surge of fighting. The force retracted its claim of four North Vietnamese tanks destroyed. the spokesman said those were trucks. Additionally a field report noted one tank and three trucks knocked out in the central highlands. Two Americans killed, 30 wounded last week per U S casualty totals. Interrogators cited prisoners saying a two stage winter spring offensive is planned.
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Irving claims Hughes received book check
Author Clifford Irving again says he handed Howard Hughes a 275000 dollar check as partial payment for the autobiography and Hughes replied thanks. Irving, with laryngitis, let his lawyer speak at a Kennedy airport news conference after arriving from Spain.
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Nixon names Peter Peterson to succeed Stans as commerce secretary
President Nixon announced the resignation of Secretary of Commerce Maurice Stans and named Peter G. Peterson, currently the president's international economic policy adviser, as his successor. The move marks a transition in the administration's economic team during a period of policy recalibration.
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Nixon envisions job cuts and controlled inflation in 1972
President Nixon told Congress he aims to reduce unemployment from 6.1 percent to 5 percent this year and keep wage price controls until price stability is reached. The Economic Report forecasts 1972 GNP growth of about 3100 billion, noninflated 6 percent output rise, and inflation near 3.25 percent, with policy relying on a strong fiscal push and selective decontrol.
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