Senate approves five year US-Soviet arms pact
The Senate, 88-2, approves a five year US Soviet arms agreement limiting nuclear weapons and seeks numerical equality in intercontinental missiles in any permanent treaty. The interim accord, signed by Nixon in Moscow May 26, freezes missiles to those deployed or under construction, about 1,618 ICBMs.
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Aspirin Alcohol Warning And Local Sports Plans
A health advisory cites Dr. Horacio Davenport of Michigan Medicine warning against mixing aspirin with alcohol due to stomach mucosa damage and possible hemorrhage. Separately Balmorhea Bears plan to travel to Imperial Friday to play Buena Vista at 8 p.m. with extra bus for pep squad and a full halftime show.
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Breath test device to curb drinking driving rollout announced
NHTSA unveiled a portable roadside breath analyzer to measure blood alcohol concentration in drivers. Field tests begin January 1 in nine states with pre arrest testing allowed. About 16 police departments will trial the device plus two commercial instruments. The hand held unit, about the size of a transistor radio, yields a one minute reading.
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Texas appoints Battise Indian agent for Alabama Coushatta
Emmett D. Battise, a full blood Alabama Indian, named superintendent of the Alabama Coushatta Indian Reservation in East Texas. He becomes the first Indian agent in Texas in 150 years and the first tribal chief to hold an administrative post at the reservation. Appointment effective Oct. 1. Walter W. Broemer becomes executive director. Battise born Feb 5 1922 on the reservation. WWII veteran, Bronze Star recipient. He attended SFA, starred in basketball and baseball, later coached at Rusk High School, and is married with one daughter Debra Lynn. He serves as elder and lay minister in the Indian Presbyterian Church.
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Revenue-sharing cash to begin flowing in October
Congress negotiators resolved state versus small state limits on revenue sharing and set a 9.1 percent first-year reduction. The plan, tied to a $30 billion five-year measure, would allocate funds to states this year with tentative figures and retain a matching program capped at 2.5 billion yearly for day care, retarded services, family planning, and welfare-related programs.
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Beef price slump seen for producers
Cattle and calves fed for slaughter in six major states totaled over 7.5 million on Sept 1, up 17 percent from a year earlier, signaling more beef for consumers but lower prices for producers. In Omaha, choice steers for the week ending Sept 7 averaged 34.58 per hundredweight, up from a week earlier but below early July peaks. Texas led feedlots with 2,095,000, Nebraska 1,327,000, Arizona 536,000, and California 1,177,000, all up from year ago levels.
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Gunstore Standoff: Robber Steals 12 Handguns in Gibson's
Columbia Tennessee AP says Mike Morris, Gibson's discount store sporting goods manager, reported slow handgun sales before a robber pulled a sawed off shotgun from under his coat and demanded only 12 handguns valued at 1400 dollars. The thief did not seek cash.
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California official sues to pull Prop 22 from ballot
California Secretary of State Edmund G Brown Jr cites massive fraud and forgery in a lawsuit to remove Prop 22, a farm labor control measure on the November ballot. He alleges petition forging and misrepresentation by supporters, while opponents call the charges unproven and say signatures were gathered by a reputable firm for the Fair Labor Practices Committee.
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Richest Man H. L. Hunt Shuns Conventional Health
At 83, H. L. Hunt promotes creeping and strict health routines. He demonstrates floor crawls as exercise, praises yoga, home gardens, and a raw food diet while discussing longevity and his cosmetic line. He and wife Ruth detail daily work, interests, and a lifelong anti communism crusade.
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IRS probe targets Texas supermarkets in beef price spread
Three Texas chains in Dallas Fort Worth and Lubbock are named in a national IRS inquiry into the gap between wholesale and retail beef prices. IRS North Texas director W T Coppinger said the probe, ordered by the Nixon administration's price commission, does not imply wrongdoing and stores were not named.
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