Mexico avalanche aftermath in Guanajuato and Nayarit flood deaths
A flood triggered avalanche on the north shore of a Mexican lake leaves 28 dead. Four more drownings in Guanajuato raise Mexico’s weather death toll to 62 for the past week.
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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1973
Page
2
A flood triggered avalanche on the north shore of a Mexican lake leaves 28 dead. Four more drownings in Guanajuato raise Mexico’s weather death toll to 62 for the past week.
The Cost of Living Council will run a monitor ing program to spot check oil industry compliance with the price freeze from well to pump. A rollback of prices and denial of markups are under consideration as audit results may reveal shortages and fuel flows. Florida sues 15 major oil firms alleging monopoly and price manipulation amid a wider Western probe into gasoline pricing.
Kingston Balmorhea twirlers and drum major Jessie Brijalba will travel by bus to Seguin Texas from July 21 to 27 for twirling school. Attending are Pam Tuerck Tissie Ann Elliott Jeanie McNeil and Terry Cavender. They register Sunday morning and attend a concert Sunday evening as school begins Monday.
Bill McGee died at Memorial Hospital at 8:30 p.m. Monday night. He was 62 years old. Services are pending as details are announced.
The article examines opinions on universal unconditional amnesty for draft resisters and deserters, notes Nixon opposes amnesty, cites figures of more than 29 000 deserters and 13 600 with draft charges, and describes pro amnesty groups led by the National Council for Universal Unconditional Amnesty and politicians like Rep Bella Abzug and Sen Mark Hatfield. It covers arguments of POWs veterans groups and church organizations on reconciliation and future policy options.
The Pecos Enterprise is published every evening except Saturday and Sunday at 324 S Cedar St Pecos Texas 79772 mailing address Box 2057 Subscription rates list Reeves County 6 months 10.50 1 year 21.00 other mail 6 months 12.50 12 months 24.00 postage paid in Pecos Texas 79772.
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