LaRue links Mitchell Dean to Watergate cover up scheme
Frederick C. LaRue testified before the Senate Watergate committee that he, former Attorney General Mitchell, and John Dean were aware of a grand cover up to hide the Watergate wiretapping. He said Mitchell approved the final $75,000 payment and Dean refused to authorize it. LaRue noted Magruder seemed to know of the break in advance, while Mitchell reacted with surprise to the 1972 Democratic HQ break in.
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Nixon Phase 4 plan details and related incidents
Phase 4 price controls outline a phased lifting and restoration schedule with price freeze removals on Food and Utility sectors by Aug 12 and dollar for dollar cost pass through. Oil and gas pricing controls, wage guidelines, and exemptions are noted alongside local accidents and petty theft in Kermit and Winkler County.
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Deluge slows traffic on Hwy 17 in Texas region
Texas Highway Department workers directed traffic for hours as heavy rain flooded Hwy 17 near Verhalen. Ditches overflowed and sections of the road were knee deep, slowing travel and hindering access to J and J Feed Pens. Local farmers reported beneficial moisture with little damage to crops and melons largely intact.
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New Chamber Welcomes Manuel's Paint and Body Shop
The Chamber of Commerce adds Manuel's Paint and Body Shop as a new member with George Vasquez signing up the business. The notice highlights the local business joining the chamber network and its community role.
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Johnson allegedly used hidden microphones in 1960s White House
Two affidavits from former Johnson era White House employees support claims that Johnson installed listening devices by 1965. Devices reportedly worked from the Cabinet Rooms and Oval Office phones, with pins at LBJ Ranch and Austin offices, and a 1968 baseboard mic near the Oval Office work area.
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Tech names San Antonio parks chief as landscape architect
LUBBOCK Texas AP appointment of Robert Lee Frazier, director of parks and recreation for the City of San Antonio, as Texas Tech University landscape architect and professor of landscape architecture announced. The Tech curriculum is accredited and recognized by the American Society of Landscape Architects.
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Palestinian hostage crisis ends with 15 freed in Athens
In Athens a Palestinian gunman freed 15 of 40 hostages after more than four hours at the Amalia Hotel. He demanded safe passage to the Middle East and was escorted by Libyan Egyptian and Iraqi ambassadors toward the airport. Police surrounded the scene as negotiations continued.
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Nixon aims for full schedule as he leaves hospital
President Nixon, recovering from viral pneumonia, plans to resume a full schedule next week. Doctors delayed his discharge to Friday to allow a final chest X ray and routine electrocardiogram, with improvement and normal temperature noted. He will fly from Bethesda to Camp David for weekend rest.
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Youth Hurt After Car Pedestrian Crash on Third Street
Six year old Casey Lynn Ghant of 215 S Peach St was treated for abrasions to his right hip and shoulder after a car pedestrian collision around 526 PM. Herminia Bustillos Garcia of Barstow drove east on Third Street and struck him as he stepped into the road. Garcia tried to avoid the youth but could not. He was transported to the hospital by Pecos Ambulance and released.
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Sixth Street
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S. Peach St
Herminia Bustillos Garcia
Barstow
Third St
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El Paso Officials Challenge EPA Air Ruling
El Paso city officials protest EPA air cleanup proposals citing Juarez pollution and outdated data. Texas officials fear emissions rules may worsen pollution and burden the poor. Houston and Austin hearings feature opposition from business leaders and civic groups with several witnesses opposing the plan.
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