Nixon aide Woods ordered to testify on tapes
Washington AP report says Judge Sirica ordered Rose Mary Woods to testify in the Watergate tape hearings after Stephen V. Bull testified he saw her listening to tapes and typing. Bull said Woods kept tapes for about a week and may have transcribed them, though he could not confirm a transcript.
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Watergate committee seeks Nixon account
Senate Watergate panel seeks White House contact to arrange a possible private meeting with President Nixon. Chairman Sam Ervin said the panel would question him, under oath if needed, but prefers a White House session and may publish a record of the meeting. The effort follows Sen Weicker’s letter proposing the private meeting option.
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Weicker
New York Firemen End FiveHour Strike
The first firemen's strike in the 108 year history of the New York City Fire Department ended five hours after it began. Fire Chief John T. O'Hagan said the city was in a condition of imminent peril during the walkout.
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Caution urged in vocational school choice
A FTC consumer education director warns buyers to scrutinize vocational schools. Some promise jobs they cannot deliver, labeling such actions a cruel hoax. FTC investigations target Texas schools, with new licensing and state-federal collaboration reducing active programs from 300 to under 200 in 15 months.
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Texans vote on nine state amendments amid light turnout
Across Texas voters decided nine proposed amendments to the 1876 state Constitution as polls closed light turnout dominated most areas. Houston showed moderate to heavy balloting, potentially affecting statewide outcome, while Dallas County and other cities reported sparse early voting amid cool damp weather.
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Pecos Enterprise Turkey Raffle Winner Named
Overton of Pecos won the first turkey in the Win a Turkey contest conducted by the Pecos Enterprise and 12 local merchants. He may pick up a gift certificate at the Enterprise office and his entry was deposited at R&N Electronics. The drawing drew 322 entries from participating stores as seven more weekly contests are planned with new ads each Friday.
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Kissinger in Rabat Aims at Arab View on Peace
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger met with King Hassan II in Rabat for two hours and a luncheon with Moroccan officials as part of his Middle East peace mission. He said talks were friendly and deepened understanding of Arab viewpoints and left open the possibility of an American peace plan later in the trip.
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Weather drizzles and fog spread across Texas and West Coast
The area faced slow drizzle and fog with most of Texas damp and chilly. Pecos and Barstow saw around .02 inches, Orla and Toyah had no rain. Temperatures ranged from near freezing to 73 in Brownsville. Snow and heavy winds hit the Pacific Northwest, with several states reporting snow and freezing conditions. San Rafael, California recorded nearly 1.5 inches of precipitation.
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Reeves County to host farm income tax meeting
The Reeves County agricultural committee will hold a farm income tax management meeting in Pecos on Thursday at 7 p.m. in the Reddy Room of the Community Public Service District Headquarters at 1126 Stafford Boulevard. All agricultural producers are invited to attend and learn why and how to manage income tax liability with Texas Agricultural Extension Service representatives.
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Fog disrupts landings at Midland Air Terminal
Heavy fog over Midland Air Terminal this morning caused landing difficulties noted by aviation director Darrell Adams. Three commercial planes overflew the airport and were routed to Lubbock El Paso and Dallas. No delays or difficulties reported for departures.
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Israel reports 1854 soldiers killed in Middle East war
Tel Aviv reports a total of 1854 Israeli soldiers killed, the highest toll since 1948. About 1800 troops were wounded and hospitalized, marking a record casualty level in the ongoing conflict.
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School Board to Hold Routine Finance Meeting
The Pecos school board will meet at 5 30 p m Thursday in the administration building across from Pecos High School. The agenda centers on school finances with a tax report depository securities report monthly bills and the expenditures schedule for the district.
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Missing items from Louise Cassle billfold near D and H site
Louise Cassle of 2001 Nebraska St. reported missing from a billfold several credit cards a driver license and two blank checks while she and her husband worked in a building behind the former D and H Chevrolet building. She had lent her child money for a movie and said no cash was present. Patrolman Ruben Gonzales leads the investigation.
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California Cuts Maximum Speed To 65 MPH Statewide
Sacramento California Lt Gov Ed Reinecke announced a fuel rationing measure lowering the freeway speed limit from 70 to 65 on about 1 400 miles of rural freeway across 35 sections. Signs will be changed starting Dec 1 to cut oil use while officials study potential Daylight Saving Time changes and offshore drilling policy after the Santa Barbara leak.
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