Split General Assembly deepens rift in Fort Worth
Fort Worth and Galveston reports show liberal and conservative factions at odds at the 113th General Assembly with sharp clashes between the new moderator and his predecessor. The session in Fort Worth highlighted ongoing factional tension and policy divides.
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Supreme Court upholds Clean Air Act no degradation rule
The Supreme Court backed the Clean Air Act 1970 standard of no significant air deterioration, prompting environmentalists to warn of halted coal plants until cleaner tech appears. EPA rules and industry opponents foresee Congress revising the law, with EPA set to define acceptable pollution limits after June 30.
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China could become big cotton customer
G. C. Cortright Jr. told Lower Rio Grande Valley ginners that China could become an important future customer for U.S. cotton. He cited this year’s sale of about 400000 bales to China and suggested further U.S.–China trade relaxations could open a much larger market, while noting cotton’s energy advantage over synthetic fibers.
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Judge blocks Phillips in bid to shut down OEO
U S District Judge William B Jones ruled OEO Acting Director Howard J Phillips has served illegally since Jan 29 1972 and enjoined him from further actions in that role The decision follows lawsuits by four Democratic senators Harrison Williams Claiborne Pell Walter Mondale and William Hathaway The agency faces likely closure by July 1 as Congress shows little sign of funds to continue antipoverty programs
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Vacation Bible School in Balmorhea and Saragosa
First Baptist Church of Saginaw sponsors a Vacation Bible School week in Balmorhea and Saragosa with two sessions from 8:30 to 11:36 in Balmorhea and 9:00 to 11:30 in Saragosa. Forty sponsors from the high school choir team divide between towns. Dan Turner leads music. Families tour assignments include boys at State Park and girls at Balmorhea parsonage.
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Chisolm plans new career after politics
AP outlines Shirley Chisholm's plans beyond Congress. She aims to establish a political institute to educate youth about politics and to share lessons from her 15 years in grassroots work and her presidential campaign. She also looks to write more, noting a forthcoming book The Good Fight and reflecting on what money could have changed.
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Deaths James Welton Moore 25 Pecos native dies in Wilcox Arizona
James Welton Moore 25 son of Rev. and Mrs Alvin Moore of Pecos died Monday in Wilcox Arizona. Services are pending at Gilmer Funeral Home Gilmer. Born July 20 1947 in Greenville he attended Pecos schools and graduated from Gilmer High School. Survivors: three sons James Welton Jr Lonnie Ray Gary Wayne. two brothers John Wayne Phoenix Arizona and Alvin Jr Fort Carson Colorado. two sisters Brenda Cisco and Lois Anna Abilene.
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Speed Reading Course To Begin at Pecos
The Institute of Speed Read ing, Inc. announces a 24 hour summer speed reading course open to anyone over 13. It promises triple reading speed with improved comprehension after eight weeks and includes study skills and test taking guidance. Free orientation lectures are scheduled at Pecos Chamber of Commerce Conference Room on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Sunday June 17.
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Stock market edges up ahead of Nixon speech
The noon Dow Jones average rose 5.95 points to 921.66 as investors awaited President Nixon’s anticipated economic speech. NYSE advancers led decliners 740 to 394, with Boeing active at 17 down 3/8. The broader NYSE index gained 0.51 to 56.64 while the American Exchange showed slow trading.
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