Ehrlichman says Nixon asked for wiretap report evidence
Ehrlichman testified Nixon pressed eight times for a complete statement on the Watergate wiretap affair from September through March 22 but received no satisfaction. Senate panel added seven witnesses after his testimony and signaled a long hearing run beyond August 3.
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Washington
John D. Ehrlichman
Nixon
Senate Watergate Committee
Howard H. Baker Jr
k-Tenn
Dean
Ehrlichman
Senate
Ellsberg
Pecos girl killed in one car crash over weekend
Pecos police reported six weekend wrecks with no injuries. The fatality was a Pecos girl who died in a one car collision. Accidents occurred Friday and Sunday at multiple intersections. drivers cited for license issues and improper or uncontrolled driving.
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Pecos
Jacquelin M
Carlson
Willow St
Cherry M. Tyree
Elm St
W. Fourth
Elm Streets
Robert Leslie Willought
Balmorhea
Demetrio O. Prieto
E. Biphth St
13Th
Cedar Streets
Willought
Prieto
Ruben Gonzales
Vasquez
Rodrigo Valenzuela
Plum St
Valenzuela
Second
Alamo
Starley Drive
IH 20
Pam
Adelfo A. Melve
Apt. 37
Elvira Castillo Muniz
Orange St
Melve
Butler Smith
Eugene Aguilar
Hector Rodriguez Montana
Ivey St
Montana
Teague
Aguilar
Robert Diaz
Colorado
Alpine emergency care school offered free to area personnel
The State Department of Health sponsors a free emergency care and transportation of the sick and injured school in Alpine. Sessions run August 6 to 9 at the Community Hall from 7 to 11 p.m. with a final exam August 15. Attendees include ambulance attendants police fire safety engineers rescue squads and nurses within about 100 miles of Alpine. The program aims to cut death rates from accidental injuries through rapid on scene assessment and life saving measures.
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Alpine
State Department of Health
Big Bend
Pecos Crazy Day winners noted in promotional events
Winners in Pecos Crazy Day activities were Rusty Wafer Ann Oakes and Levi Garrett with prizes of 15 10 and 5 dollars. The event drew merchants in unique costumes and promoted local sales while clerks explained the festive display to tourists. separate notices report a DWI arrest William P Mattox bond 500 and a fatal Pecos traffic accident involving Sylvia Rita Villalon 15.
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Rusty Wafer
Ann Oakes
Levi Garrett
Pecos
Doug Mires
Jay Dycus
Wafer
Chamber of Commerce
Oakes
Attorneys to Attend State Bar Institute in El Paso
Texas criminal defense lawyers will teach a three day State Bar of Texas Institute in El Paso with regional participants from West Texas. Faculty include El Paso attorneys Joseph Calamia and others with instructors from Lubbock Corpus Christi Tyler and Beaumont. The August 9 session will be at Holidays in Downtown El Paso and August 10 11 at the El Paso County Courthouse.
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EL Paso
Texas
State Bar of Texas
Far West Texas
State Bar and
Texas Criminal Defense Lawyers Association
el Paso Bar Association
Joseph Calamia
Tati Santiesteban
Steve Simmons
Harry Lee Hudspeth
John Langford
Larry Mathews
John B. Luscombe Jr
Richard Marshall
el Paso Country Courthouse
US crude output falls as Russia may overtake
Oil trade journal says US crude production dropped 3.1 percent to 9.2 million barrels per day in March while Russia tops pace, rising over 7 percent from 1972. US output decline comes despite looser state limits. Police report break in at Glen Clayton’s apartment. neighbors may have scared off burglars. A blue Western Flyer bicycle valued at about $25 was stolen from Randy Salcido’s yard.
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Glen Clayton
Oleander Sr
United States
Randy Salcido
S. Cherry St
Salcido
Valley cool and wet weekend across Pecos area
Weekend weather brought cool temperatures and measurable rainfall across Pecos and surrounding towns. Pecos highs reached 89 on Friday and 88 on Sunday with lows in the 60s. Rain totals included .65 inches on S Park Street, .84 inches in KIM, .55 in Toyah, and .80 in Balmorhea, while Orla had no moisture.
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Pecos
S. Park Street
Kim
Toyah
Balmorhea
Orla
Texas
Associated Press
New Chamber Member Ray Whitley Enlists Pecos Sewing Center
Ray Whitley, new member of the Chamber of Commerce, has enlisted Pecos Sewing Center into the chamber network. The move ties a local business to chamber activities and local economic promotion.
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Chamber of Commerce
Ray Whitley
Pecos Sewing Center
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