Atty General Rules Agency Moves Staff Goods to Posts
Crawford Martin held that the Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation may move household goods of present employees to permanent duty stations in its own vehicles. Thousands toured the Apollo 11 capsule in four days at the state capitol via a NASA truck trailer Beeman Fisher was elected president of the Texas Water Conservation Association succeeding Josiah Wheat.
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Atty
Crawford Martin
Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation
State Capitol
NASA
Beeman Fisher
Fort Worth
Texas Water Conservation Association
Josiah Wheat
Woodville
Nixon Urges Reform In Judicial System
President Nixon urged reform of courts and prisons to speed justice and reduce crime. He opposed live courtroom telecasts and endorsed paraprofessionals and parajudges to handle minor matters under attorney supervision. He urged faster trials, appeals, and constructive training for convicts.
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Nixon
Williamsburg
National Conference On the Judiciary
Young Artist To Appear At Concert
Winners of the 1971 Midland Odessa National Young Artist Competition perform with the orchestra in Odessa and Midland. The program includes Saint Saens Violin Concerto No 3 and Rachmaninoff Piano Concerto No 2. Tickets at the door are 3 50 for adults and 1 for students.
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Midland-Odessa
Bonham Junior High
Odessa
Lee High School
Midland
Barbara Elaine Gerald
Virginia Murphy
Ibert
Ora Shiran
Tschaikowsky
Steven Hall
Rachmaninoff
Bonita Glenn
Charpentier
Depuis le Jour
Santiago Rodriguez
Brahms
Piano Concerto No
Harper's Editors Resign in Publishing Dispute
Six Harper's editors resign after a dispute with owner William Blair following Willie Morris's exit as editor in chief. The group met with John Cowles Jr and offered to finance a buyout, while Cowles said Blair would stay on and choose Morris's successor, keeping the 121 year old monthly unsold.
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New York
Harper’s Magazine
John Cowles, Jr
Willie Morris
Robert Kotlowitz
David Halberstam
Larry L. King
John Corry
Marshall Frady
John Hollander
Penn Central Chief Financial Officer Tied to $4 Million Loss
House Banking Committee says gross negligence by Penn Central's CFO David Bevan allowed Liechtenstein linked financier Fidel Goetz to divert about $4 million. The 1969 transactions involved Executive Jet Aviation, aimed at converting assets into a global air carrier network. Bevan sought to silence Goetz amid CAB scrutiny, per trustees' attorneys.
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Washington
Penn Central
Liechtenstein
House Banking Committee
David Bevan
Fidel Goetz
Goetz
Civil Aeronautics Board
Exe
CAB
EJA
Bevan
Quick 10 Percent Social Security Increase Move
Democratic leaders craft a fast track by adding a 10 percent Social Security boost as a Senate amendment to a House debt limit bill. The plan would make the raise retroactive to January 1, with Nixon expected to sign if included. Lawmakers expect months more for welfare changes and house action.
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Washington
Senate
House
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Ways and Means
Ways and
Congress
Nixon
Theft Report From Jefferson Town Chevrolet Lot
Police report Elmer Russell Harding of Jefferson Town Ky states a suitcase and overnight bag were stolen from a 1966 Chevrolet parked near a business on Hwy 17. Missing items include an airline stewardess uniform and cap, $180 in traveler's checks and other personal clothing.
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Elmer Russell Harding
Jefferson Town
Hwy. 17
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