Nixon aide testifies on wiretap logs and memos at Watergate hearing
Sally Harmony, former Nixon campaign secretary, testifies she typed wiretap logs and intelligence memos for Liddy. She denies lying to the grand jury or receiving travel rewards, says she didn’t disclose contents of transcripts, and notes logs came on stationery marked Gemstone. She recalls material from operatives Ruby 1 and Ruby 2 and Crystal.
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Washington
Senate
Watergate Committee
Sally J. Harmony
Watergate Grand Jury
Florida
Archibald Cox
Harmony
U. S. Court of Appeals
Crystal
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Dn.c
Gordon Liddy
Finance Committee
Liddy
R. Spencer Oliver
E. Howard Hunt
Sen
George S. McGovern
West Texas air service to begin with Pecos area reach
Obituary notes Hugh Wagnon former Carlsbad Current-Argus publisher died at 66 from an apparent heart attack. He led papers tied to Scripps League and served as editor for Pecos Enterprise. Survivors include widow Delos two sons Drew and David, a brother and a sister. His career spanned Coffeyville London Philadelphia Boston and Chester before moving to Carlsbad and Pecos ventures. West Texas Airways plans July 15 1973 start offering air taxi freight and charter services with one twin engine plane and potential flights to Dallas Love Field serving Pecos Fort Stockton Alpine Odessa Midland Monahans and nearby towns. The firm aims to move offices to El Paso and may provide air ambulance services.
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Hugh Wagnon
Carlsbad
N. M
Current-Argus
Wagon
Pecos Enterprise
Scripps League Newspaper, Inc
League
Clyde Wagnon
Golden
Colo
Ruth Brooks
Wayne
Oklahoma
Wagnon
Coffeyville
Kan
Journal
Associated Press
London
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Boston, Pa
Express
Chester, Pa
Times
The
West Texas
West Texas Airways, Inc
Pecos
Fort Stockton
Monahans
Alpine
Odessa-Midland
el Paso
Larry D. Simpson
Airways
Simpson
Dallas
Love Field
West Texas Airways
Killeen
Farmers to pay larger loan fees in 1973
The Agriculture Department announced higher fees for price support loan processing starting with 1973 crops. Cotton loan fees rise to 1 dollar plus five cents per bale for non scanned documents, with 1.50 dollars per loan plus 25 cents per bale for scanned items. Grain loans up to 2,000 bushels cost 10 dollars per loan, with increases for larger quantities.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Thief Steals Meter Test Set From TX Telephone Crew
A model meter test set valued at 175 dollars was stolen from a Southwestern Bell Telephone Co pickup driven by Tommy Guinn of Monahans while he worked at the police department on the teletype in the dispatchers office. The theft was reported at 6 35 p m with Ben Montanez investigating.
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Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Tommy Guinn
Monahans
Ben Montanez
Mild Texas stormline spawns tornado warnings and heavy rain
Across northern Texas and adjacent states a line of storms pushed through the region bringing hail and downpours. Tornado warnings were issued for Grayson and Parker counties after funnel-cloud sightings while a broad 140 mile corridor along the Mineral Wells to Walnut Ridge line remained under a tornado watch into the early morning.
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Pecos
Texas
Associated Press
National Weather Service
Rietta
Oklahoma
Parker County
Mineral Wells
Walnut Ridge
Ark
Arkansas
Missouri
West Texas
Wichita Falls
Midland
Mexico
Trinity River
Dallas
Traffic lights reinstalled at Oak Third intersection
After criticism of the lightless corner, the Texas Highway Department re activated traffic activated signals at Oak and Third. Drivers show confusion with movement and stopping, one accident noted, and new rules require remaining stopped on red. turning onto Oak after red stop is prohibited.
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Oak
Third Streets
Texas Highway Department
Partment
Highway Department
Oak-Third Streets
Fire destroys mystery carcass of white-faced heifer
Police and fire units found a charred white-faced heifer carcass at the end of east Fifth street. The animal appeared butchered elsewhere and burned here, lacking head and meat. Patrolman Charles Smith and Ranger Tol Dawson noted expert butcher activity. Mrs. Roberto Arias reported damage to her pickup in the 100 block of Second Street after a collision while she was away.
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East Fifth Street
Charles Smith
Texas
Tol Dawson
Roberto Arias
Pecos
Second Street
Collision at Oak and Third Lights Causes Cited Driver
No injuries reported after a rear end collision at the Oak and Third street intersection Monday. Mrs. Jane Hamilton Fletcher of Pecos and Manuel Montanez collided when Fletcher stopped for the red light on Hwy 80 and Montanez’s vehicle struck her rear. Montanez was cited by Patrolman Robert Diaz for failure to control speed to avoid an accident.
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Oak and
Third Streets
Jane Hamilton Fletcher
Pecos
Manuel Montanez
Fletcher
Montanez
Robert Diaz
Austin power shortage moves up State games
Due to a power shortage in Austin, all games Thursday and Friday in the annual state high school baseball tournament will be played during daylight hours. Pairings include Class 3-A South Grand Prairie vs Brenham at 16 a.m. Thursday and Pecos vs La Grange at 12 noon Thursday. Final times set for Friday.
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Austin
Pecos
la Grange
Galena Park
Houston
Westchester
Midland
San Antonio
Lee
IMAGE Chapter 3 Meets at IMAGE Office in Pecos
Image Chapter 3 will meet at 8 45 p m Wednesday in the IMAGE office at 212 S Oak St. The group welcomes all members and interested persons. Director Arnie Calderon notes Pecos merchants have many job applications from youths on school vacation ready to work in part or full time roles. The IMAGE liaison service connects employers with youths free of charge. phone 445 3021 hours 9 to 9 Monday through Friday.
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IMAGE
S. Oak
Pecos
Arnie Calderon
Gasoline Rationing Seen at Seven Percent of Stations
A survey of over 1 460 gasoline stations on major routes found seven percent limiting amounts per purchase, one percent closed, and 24 percent cutting hours. The American Automobile Association announced the first of a planned weekly series to gauge fuel supply for consumers.
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Washington
U.S
American Automobile Association
AAA
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