State Fair attendance nears half a million in Texas
Dallas reports 441771 visitors over the weekend at the State Fair of Texas, nearly 50 000 more than the first two days last year as pleasant weather boosts turnout across the fairgrounds.
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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1972
Page
3
Dallas reports 441771 visitors over the weekend at the State Fair of Texas, nearly 50 000 more than the first two days last year as pleasant weather boosts turnout across the fairgrounds.
Federal Maritime Administration set to announce offshore docking facilities called Superports as the best way to import needed oil. A top site near Delaware refineries on the East Coast is favored, with another possible Gulf Coast location. White House decision expected. environmental groups have opposed deep water transfer in Delaware Bay. Reports compete from Corps of Engineers and other agencies as states push for the facility.
In Paris the focus of secret talks shifted to South Vietnam president Nguyen Van Thieu. Kis singer held another session with North Vietnamese leaders as Haig joined the talks, signaling possible Thieu resignation discussions. Officials denied any imminent cease fire but touted peace prospects and Nixon plans.
Miami and Nassau reports detail billionaire Howard Hughes arriving in Miami on February 17 with a waist long beard and hair to his shoulders. Capt. Bob Rehak described Hughes under guard and cloaked in a sheet with aides, then leaving by charter to Managua. The tale echoes past grand jury testimony about his secrecy and cleanliness obsessions.
Wendell Phillippi discusses the newspaper as a daily evolving textbook for readers of all ages, praising the AP and APME network, defending journalistic objectivity, emphasizing truth and fairness, and urging readers, parents, and teachers to promote daily newspaper reading as a civic duty.
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