Northwest pipeline fight shifts to subpoenas and hearings
The Record reports hearings on alleged misconduct tied to a Northwest pipeline project. Senators Magnuson Cranston Turner push action while El Paso officials deny claims as subpoenas seek sworn testimony from principals involved.
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Klas
Utah
el Paso
Magnuson
Pacific Northwest
Pacific Northwest Gas Co
Alan Cranston
John V. Tunner
D-Calif
Hospital Admits and Birth Notices From Early November 1971
The November 1971 hospital log shows admissions and discharges across several days. Elvia Galindo appears multiple times with other patients, while births are recorded for families in Pecos and nearby towns, including babies born to Galindo Matta Baeza and Rodriguez households.
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Opal Parham
Margarita Moreno
Londres Machuca
Elvia Galindo
Lavena Perkins
Drue Stanford
Maria Rodriguez
Bessie Hayes
Vicki Matta
Lynn Kirby
Mrs
Louis Matta
Pecan
Pecos
Pecos Enterprise Subscription Rates Directory Placed
An independent Pecos Enterprise notice lists mail subscription rates by region. Reeves County six months nine dollars and twelve months twenty one dollars for all other mail, with annual and single rates and address details for Pecos Texas.
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Pecos Enterprise,Inc
Cedar J
Pecos
Texas
P. O
Reeves County
Import Tax Surplus Shows Early Revenue Boost
The 10-percent import surcharge has raised about 99 million dollars in its first 45 days, with an official annual projection near 2.1 billion. Exemptions on in transit imports and dock strikes reduced potential revenue, while officials anticipate further effects on prices and deficit goals. The measure, tied to Nixon’s broader currency moves, remains in place until deficit strategies stabilize. The International Fur Trade Federation urged bans on leopard and cheetah skins to protect endangered species.
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Washington
Treasury
United States
Nixon
International Fur Trade Federation
la Plata
Finland diplomat tops SG contenders amid UN race
Finland’s Max Jakobson emerges as a leading candidate for UN secretary general with backing from Britain and the United States and broad support across Africa and Asia. Beijing signals no veto but selection requires Security Council approval with China’s stance pivotal.
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United Nations, N. Y
Red
China
United Nations
Max Jakobson
Finland
U Thant
Peking
Security Council
Jakobson
Thant
New York
Hamilton Shirley Amerasinghe
Ceylon
Kurt Waldheim
Austria
U. N
Lij Endalkachew Makonnen
Ethiopia
Felipe Herrera
Chile
Inter- American Bank
Manto Terence
Burundi
Middle East
Union chief blasts court pick
Leon A Woodcock president of the United Auto Workers assails Supreme Court nominee William H Rehnquist for lacking breadth and humanity and for a far right record. He cites a Washington editorials stance on Warren era civil rights and criminal rights and criticizes his compassion toward minorities. Kennedy admonishes Mitchell and Rauh over Rehnquist denials and Birch Society questions.
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Washington
Leonard Woodcock
United Auto Workers Union
Supreme Court
William H. Rehnquist
Senate Judiciary Committee
Woodcock
Rehnquist
G. Harrold Carswell
High Court
Earl Warren Court
Senate
Warren Court
William H. Dodds
UAW Citizenship Department
Lewis F. Powell Jr
Nixon
Joseph L. Rauh Jr
Leadership Conference On Civil Rights
Clarence Mitchell
National Association of the Advancement of Colored People
Economists Clash Over Wage Rules Hit Food Price Outlook
Washington AP reports that Labor disputes over Pay Board wage guidelines spark uncertainty for 1972 food costs. Department economists cite plentiful pork and grain but warn Phase 2 rules will shape retail prices with fruit vegetables and eggs exempt from the freeze. Consumer spending and the farm middlemen share also noted in the September market basket data.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
House May Veto Aid Plan In Narrow Vote Timetable
The House faces a vote on a temporary foreign aid continuation as the Senate debates a smaller two part program worth about 2.3 billion dollars. President Nixon urged continued aid during fund raising broadcasts, warning a cutoff could destabilize world peace.
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Washington
House
Senate
Nixon
New York
Chicago
United States
Defense opens questioning in My Lai trial
The defense calls witnesses in a court martial for Col. Oran Henderson to counter charges of attempting to cover up the My Lai massacre. Witnesses describe the area as dangerous and emphasize that knowledge of any mass killing was not general among local sources or aid organizations. The political context also outlines Senate obstruction to foreign aid bills and funding deadlines through November 15.
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Ft, Meade
Henderson
My Lai
Nixon and Agnew Toast as 1972 Campaign Begins
President Nixon lauds Vice President Spiro Agnew at fund raising dinners in New York and Chicago while pledging no clear promise on Agnew as a ticket partner. Goldwater says Agnew remains popular, and Dole calls the events the party’s launching pad for a peace and prosperity theme.
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Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
New York
Amchitka
United States
America
Goldwater
Arizona
GOP
Atlanta
Congress
Bob Hope
Robert Dole
Kansas
Dole
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