Houston Halloween curb urged by city council
Houston officials urged parents to bar children from trick or treating and recommended alternative Halloween parties while residents should discontinue handing out candy as a safety measure. The council warned of serious injuries and deaths from Halloween activities.
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Informed citizens urged as potent political force
Former Michigan Gov. George Romney told the West Texas Conference on State Affairs that the most potent political force in America is concerned informed citizens. He warned the nation is headed toward an economic crisis and a government-controlled society unless the electorate acts to curb big government spending and power. Governors and lawmakers echoed calls for reform and restraint as Texans weigh a new state constitution.
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Hirohito Visits California Fulfill Dream Amid Festivities
Japanese Emperor Hirohito spent a day in California enjoying avocados and Disneyland with emphasis on a long cherished desire. He met John Wayne and Mickey Mouse, rode a small steam engine at a Disneyland exhibit, and planned tours of San Diego Zoo and Scripps Institution of Oceanography before heading to San Francisco.
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A looming natural gas shortage could force up to 500,000 Americans out of work this winter unless Congress and the Ford administration reach a compromise on energy policy. The 14 affected states include Ohio, New Jersey, Maryland, Virginia, North and South Carolina, Pennsylvania, New York, Kentucky, West Virginia, Delaware, Missouri, Iowa, and California. Republicans and Democrats argue over price controls and direct gas purchases, with a Senate rejection of a plan to raise well gas prices and break up big oil firms.
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