Senate panel headpick linked to Vietnam war end efforts
AP reports Sen Frank Church expected to be elected head of a Senate committee created to investigate U S intelligence operations. The chamber voted 82 to 4 to establish the nine month, 750000 dollar inquiry while leaders urged full preservation of documents across agencies.
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Washington
Frank Church
Vietnam
Senate
U.S
Mike Mansfield
CIA
FBI
Defense Department
Gas fire continues as Leaky Well Defies Pushback
In Los Angeles a stubborn natural gas well flame persists despite a wind shift. Firefighter Paul Red Adair pursues a new approach with a slant drill to halt the leak, while the flame is kept controllable by extinguishing the fire rather than stopping the leak. A Southern California Gas Co. spokesman notes the priority is stopping the leak, not merely quelling the blaze.
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Los Angeles
Paul
Adair
Southern California Gas Co
Sabotage Shuts Down Continental Pipeline in Lake Charles
Continental Oil reports a deliberate act closed a 24 inch natural gas pipeline feeding an industrial complex in Lake Charles Louisiana. About 500 union workers on strike at the Lake Charles refinery and chemical plant were involved. valves had been locked open for security, one lock cut and removed leading to the shutdown and an emergency disruption across plants.
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Houston
Continental Oil Co
Lake Charles
Oil, Chemical & Atomic Workers International Union
Continental
Gillis
Bentsen seeks oil embargo distinction in trade bill
Sen. Lloyd Bentsen proposes amending the 1974 trade act to grant nondiscriminating status to nations that did not participate in the oil embargo on the United States. He notes OPEC members Venezuela Ecuador Nigeria Indonesia and Iran did not embargo.
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Washington
United States
Lloyd Bentsen
D-Tex
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
OPEC
Bentsen
Netherlands
Venezuela
Ecuador
Nigeria
Indonesia
Iran
Becky Crow the do it all CofC manager of Archer City
Becky Crow 22 of Archer City manages the Chamber of Commerce and runs the town bus line coordinates the annual snake hunt and leads housing and education projects. She pursues progress for a 1900-person town, reviving memberships and promoting new industries while juggling duties as city clerk union manager and volunteer organizer.
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Archer City
Tex
Becky Crow
Midwestern University
Wichita Falls
Houston
Archer City Chamber of Commerce
The
Chambers of Commerce
Becky
Retail Merchants Association
Farmer's Bus
Chamber of Commerce
Industrial Board
Archer Neighborhood Action Group, Inc
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Bowman Real Estate Offers Painting and Remodeling Services
Licensed bonded contractor with written guarantees. Services include painting remodeling and addition of rooms or new homes. Contact Bowman Real Estate at 552-375 or 552-6542.
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Bowman Real
Trade with Soviets seen as vital for U.S. economy
A trade with the Soviet Union debate centers on whether billions in potential transactions should be preserved after the 1973 agreement was repudiated. Scott argues linking trade to emigration policy harms jobs, noting U.S. exports last year at 631.3 million supporting about 42,000 jobs, with import losses costing thousands of positions per 100 million dollars of imports forgone.
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New York
Harold B. Scott
United States
Soviet Union
Israel
Scott
U.S
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