Justice Opinion Denies Conflict In County Commission Hire
The Texas attorney general found no conflict of interest after an Ector County commissioner owned an accounting firm hired by the Per mian Basin Regional Planning Commission. Atty. Bill McCoy said there was an alleged conflict of interest but the opinion concluded no violation occurred.
Indians Brace for Clash With Police Over Occupied Government Building
Hundreds of demonstrators camped outside the federal building as authorities prepared for a possible confrontation to end a four day occupation of a government bureau. Both sides expected heavy tension as the protest continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chile ends its worst strike, capital bustle returns
In Santiago, traffic snarls and white coats sweeping empty storefronts gave way to a flourish of buses, crowded sidewalks, and shoppers as Chile’s longest strike concluded and commerce revived downtown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
Chile
Hell's Angels seek immunity in exchange for testimony
Authorities report the former Hell's Angels couple agreed to testify against members in exchange for personal protection and immunity from prosecution. George and Helen Wethern own a 153 acre ranch linked to a rumored Hell's Angels burying ground. the immunity deal was reached last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah
Calif
Hell’s Angels
George
Helen Wethern
Mendocino County
Atty
Duncan James
Joseph D. Allen
Texas political roundup before Texas polls
Democratic vice presidential candidate Sargent Shriver will make an eleventh hour plea in Beaumont for Texas 26 electoral votes. The report notes final statewide and local campaign pushes, with Sanders attacking Tower on welfare and Briscoe facing accusations from Muniz about alleged illegal workers on his ranch in San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Sargent Shriver
Texas
McGovern-Shriver
Shriver
Beaumont
U. S. Senate
Barefoot Sanders
John Tower
West Texas
Dallas
Tower
Sanders
Raza Unida
Dolph Briscoe
Ramsey Muniz
San Antonio
Briscoe
Mexico
Hector Rodriguez
Henry Grover
Grover
Texas Election Bureau
Bob Johnson
Harris
Houston
Preston Smith
John Connally
Democrats For Nixon
Smith
Nixon
Dallas County
Bob Clark
Committee
Sen. McGovern
Clark
McGovern
Minorities seek political offices across states
Blacks and Mexican-Americans appear on ballots for national offices in several states with a push for self-determination. Candidates include three blacks and two Mexican-Americans for the Senate, 49 blacks and 11 Spanish-surnamed for the House, plus state races in Illinois Texas and Georgia featuring notable leaders and write-ins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
Illinois
Texas
Domingo Nick Reyes
Andrew Young
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Martin Luther King Jr
Young
Rodney Cook
Atlanta
Keith Jones
Georgia
Socialist Workers Party
John L. LeFlore
National Democratic Party of Alabama
NDPA
Mobile
John Sparkman
Winton M. Blount
Thomas Dennis
Michigan Communist Party
Robert Griffin
Ismael Flory
Communist Party
la Raza Unida Party
Secundino Salazar
Gordon Allott
Colorado
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sun
Corsicana, Tex
Corsicana
Daily Sun
R-Tex
the Sun
Miami
Walker Cay
Coast Guard
Diamond Head II
Diamon Head
Riverera Beach
Supreme Court
New York
New York City
Dublin
Irish Republican Army
Justice
Desmond O’ Malley Sausy
Maire Drumm
Sinn Fein
IRA
London
Edward Heath
Heath
House of Commons
Tel Aviv
Meyer Lansky
Europe
Israel
Interior Ministry
Lansky
Geneva
Switzerland
New York Jets
Washington Redskins
Columbia Broadcasting System
Spiro T. Agnew
George McGovern
Vienna
Bulgaria
BTA
Burgas
Black Sea
Sofia
Plovdiv
Edward W. Brooke
Massachusetts
Congressional Black Caucus
Yvonne Brathwaite Burke
Los Angeles
Barbara Jordan
Tennessee
J. O. Patterson Jr
Memphis
Dan Kuykendall
Patterson
Monahans
Residents
Herman Marcus
Chamber of Commerce
FBI
Herman Marcus MonAhans Plant
Te Monahans Chamber of Commerce
Monakans
Serger
Pinker