Women’s sports funding faces shift to men’s programs
Capsule reports at a University of Texas conference that new money for women’s collegiate athletics may require reallocating funds from men’s sports. Dr. Bernice Sandler notes Title IX costs to upgrade women’s sports and calls for expanded funding amid NCAA objections. Also: a private plane crash near Ciudad Acuna, Mexico, killed three U.S. citizens with one survivor identified as Paul Williams of Palo Alto.
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Senate ratifies Spain base pact to aid democratic shift
The Senate approved a five year treaty with Spain by 8 to 11 votes. It provides a 1.2 billion dollar package of loans and grants and includes a year to year funding clause for monitoring Spain's progress. The agreement urges King Juan Carlos’s government to move away from Franco era dictatorship.
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Texas auto insurance blamed on rising medical costs
Austin AP reports that high hospital and doctor bills drive up auto insurance rates in Texas. Jerry Johns, president of Southwestern Insurance Information Service, cites April CPI showing medical services up 14 percent overall with physicians’ fees rising 14.2 percent and hospital charges up 20.1 percent.
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Delegates still needed in GOP race as states vote
Ford and Reagan appear short of the 1,130 needed for the nomination with 1,006 for Ford and 934 for Reagan. Fourteen conventions yet to be held, 157 delegates undecided across Minnesota Montana New Mexico Connecticut North Dakota Colorado Utah and seven states through primary votes. Uncommitted delegates totaling 159 are actively courted by both camps.
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Morning Markets Slip as Dow Crosses 1000 Again
The Dow Jones industrial average fell 5.16 to 1,002.29 by noon, with losers slightly edging gainers on the NYSE. NCR led trading activity with a 32 percent drop amid a 175,000 share block at 32. The Big Board composite eased 0.14 to 55.39, while the AMEX index rose 0.02 to 105.07. Volume rose to 9.13 million on the NYSE in two hours. CPI rose 7.2 percent annual rate in May, largely as expected by analysts.
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New King Kong Falls in New York Tower Scene
In New York a 40 foot rubber King Kong lay dead after a 110 story fall as dawn Dawn actress Jessica Lange survived. Thousands of extras gathered for the Dino de Laurentiis remake of King Kong while real filming occurred in Hollywood with a mechanical monster. The NY scene will be shot again at a cost of about 250000 for three takes, to appear as a five minute ending.
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Christian Democrats fail to win Italy majority in elections
Italy s Christian Democrats beat back a Communist bid for power but fail to gain a parliamentary majority. Communists gain, shrinking center party support. The CD faces choices to rebuild a center left coalition, govern alone without a majority, or share power with the Communists, whom they reject.
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Crime crusade urged as parole questions rise at news conference
Rubena said he had heard nothing from the parole board about a letter while Dunn cited efforts to obtain Gulf Center church group funding to open another halfway house in Victoria. He criticized parole laws and court testing, noting New Directions in Victoria closed after a 15 month trial and more parolees were sent in from outside the GCCOG area despite promises. The program had been funded by the Texas Criminal Justice Division with federal money.
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Permit Granted for Chicano Event With Two Exceptions
Justo Chavana received confirmation that his mass gathering permit is approved with two conditions: visible fencing on the tract and some mowing completed. He must comply with all act requirements by June 30.
Man recalls shooting in Chicago underpass by black youths
Leo Anderson, 51, a Buffalo Grove editor, says the gunman in the Dan Ryan underpass attack was likely an isolated nut. He has no racial prejudice despite the assailants being black and describes the incident as rotten circumstances amid a rain flooded drive through a black neighborhood.
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Felony Theft Trial Enters Second Day
Testimony in the Robert Arnold Ondres felony theft case resumed at 9 a.m. in Judge Joe E. Kellys 24th district court. The charge involves the alleged theft of copper from Alcoa, following a Monday start with jury selection and opening statements. Jury members include Mrs Joseph Rokyta Virgil L Townley Mr Bumpers and several others.
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Civil Suit Testimony To Resume In Port Lavaca Funeral Case
Mary Rose Trevino and husband Paul sue Rudolph Rendon and Port Lavaca Funeral Home for negligence after Trevino says she fell at the premises. Rendon and wife deny the allegations as jurors listed include Edwin L Peterson James E Ramirez James J Randle Jr Dennis Wayne Snyder Russell Lynn Cain and others.
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Summer Classes Schedule for Port Lavaca School
Tonight the summer program offers tennis at Calhoun courts from 7 to 9 p.m led by Deborah O Hair. Tomorrow Martha Tapley leads women’s exercises in Madison gym from 9 30 to 10 30 a.m. On Wednesday night Mary Watson teaches ceramics at The Clay Box from 7 to 9 while free volleyball runs 7 to 9 in Travis gym.
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Quiet night in Port Lavaca ends with lone shoplifting
Police reported a quiet Monday in Port Lavaca with only one incident. A 16-year-old girl shoplifted a pair of moccasins from Bottom Dollar at about 5 p.m. She was released to her parents and a juvenile report filed. No burglaries were reported for several weeks.
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Montoya Payroll Question At Trial In 1974 Rules
A witness describes Texas House hiring rules as flexible in 1974 allowing a representative to hire a truck driver with typing ability as a secretary within salary limits. Mary Fields, the prosecution's first witness, says she kept records and did not assess qualifications. Dist. Atty. says Montoya may have used unqualified staff for personal work in his Elsa auto parts business.
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