Buchanan denies orchestrating Democratic sabotage in 1972
Speechwriter Patrick J. Buchanan told the Senate Watergate committee he did not authorize or know of any campaign of political sabotage against Muskie or other Democrats. He admitted urging an early attack on Muskie but said tactics were not improper or unprecedented. He accused committee staffers of a "campaign of vilification" to damage his reputation and defended his role in Nixon’s campaign strategy.
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Washington
Patrick J. Buchanan
Senate Watergate Committee
Senate
Buchanan
Nixon
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Muskie
Ford Foundation
Brookings Institution
Internal Revenue Service
Samuel Cash
Committee
George McGovern
McGovern
Spiro T. Agnew
Ance
Select Committee
White House
National Weather Service
North Central
Texas
Oklahoma
Lake Calaveras
San Antonio
Gabliel Garcia
Edward Best
Garcia
Sewer line expands city services and sewer reach
City crews are installing a new 11 000 foot 15 inch interceptor sewer line to serve previously unserved areas. The line, funded about 60 000 dollars from regular funds and revenue sharing, crosses U S 285 using one lane and will intercept existing lines to route sewage to the disposal plant east of town. City manager J J Maxey says the project relieves current facilities and supports growth toward southeast and southwest sections.
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J. J. Maxey
Adams and
Eddy Streets
U.S. 285
Martinez St
Maxey
Texas Highway Department
Odessa
Senate votes to cut U S land based forces overseas
The Senate approved a Mansfield amendment by 49 to 46 to reduce U S land based forces overseas by 40 percent. The measure, opposed by the Nixon administration, may become part of a defense procurement bill. A second vote was anticipated to determine the attached withdrawal provision.
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Washington
Senate
U.S
Mike Mansfield
Nixon
Mansfield
Alan Cranston
D-Calif
Circus arrives in Santa Rosa for one night only
Fisher Brothers Circus performs at Santa Rosa Church grounds for two shows today at 6 and 8 p.m. Adults pay $2 and children $1.50 with no reserved seats. The event promises multiple unique acts and family fun for all ages.
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Pecos
Fisher Brothers Circus
Santa Rosa Church
Merchants Plan Christmas Parade
Merchants laid plans for a Christmas parade at Tuesday meeting. Local shop owners discussed promotion ideas and route details, aiming to boost holiday sales and community spirit.
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Chamber of Commerce
Reecia Pigman
Eveleen Wilson
Cotton classing offices open for 1973 season
The U S Department of Agriculture opens the 1973 cotton classing season with the Bakersfield and Pecos offices operating through the harvest. Max B Medcalf oversees the Bakersfield office while Pecos serves Reeves Pecos Ward Glasscock Reagan and Upton counties as a sub-office of Carlsbad New Mexico.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Seasor
Max B. Medcalf
Bakersfield
Calif
Pecos
Reeves
Ward
Glasscock
Reagan
Upton
Trans-Pecos Cotton Association
Cotton Belt
Carlsbad, N.M
Record space jaunt ends with perfect return
Aboard USS New Orleans AP Doctors praised Skylab 2 astronauts Alan Bean Owen Garriott and Jack Lousma after a 59 and a half day mission ending with a splashdown six miles from the recovery ship about 236 miles southwest of San Diego. They were hoisted aboard for medical checks and exultant handling of data and film.
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Uss New Orleans
Alan L. Bean
Owen K, Gareriott
Jack R. Lousma
San Diego
Calif
Earth
New Orleans
Post Office sets new statewide food stamp issuance
The Texas statewide food stamp program begins at 16 a.m. on Oct 1 at Pecos Post Office. Certified households may buy stamps weekdays 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. with eligibility based on household size income and resources.
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Pecos
Paul Morrison
Carroll D. Crum
Texas Department of Public Welfare
Reeves County
Texas
Food Stamp Office
West Fourth St
State of Texas
United States Department of Agriculture
Evening Optimists to Install Officers in Pecos Banquet
Evening Optimists of Pecos plan an officers installation banquet at Santa Rosa Hall on Saturday with incoming officers Fred Martin president Steve Rayos and Johnny Salcido vice presidents Ruben Dominguez Dolores Villescas and Mingo Anaya as directors and Chel Flores as club secretary treasurer. The night includes award presentations to club members and to police for the respect the law program plus outside organization honors. Tickets are $2 and available from members. a dance follows with Y L Dominguez arranging and Alex Marquez as master of ceremonies. Music by Marcos Martinez combo. A separate report notes a stolen eight track stereo from Gilbert Galindo’s auto. the car was locked and the right door damaged.
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Pecos
Santa Rosa Hall
Manuel Galindo
Fred Martin
Steve Rayos
Johnny Salcido
Ruben Dominguez
Dolores Villescas
Mingo Anaya
Chel Flores
Arnie Calderon
Y.L. Dominguez
Alex Marquez
Galindo
Marcos Martnez
Gilbert Galindo
Apt
Kansas twisters kill three across central plains
Three people died and dozens injured as 20 or more tornadoes struck Kansas and the central plains. Clay Center suffered a four block wide path of destruction while Red Cross reported many injuries and communication outages. Heavy rains spurred flash floods across Kansas and Nebraska as a cold front and severe storms influenced the region.
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Associated Press
Kansas
Central Plains
Kansas Highway Patrol
Nebraska
Clay Center
Salina
Red Cross
Pecos
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