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Newspaper
Port Lavaca Wave
Location
Port Lavaca, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1975
Page
8
In Vienna Kissinger and Gromyko begin a two day round aimed at verification details for the nuclear arms pact in Geneva. A senior American official says Kissinger wants stronger proof than declarations and may accept on site inspection where feasible.
President Ford addressed 17,000 graduates at Philadelphia Civic Center urging a renewed sense of national purpose. He said America's founding goals remain noble and called for a new declaration of interdependence among Americans and with all peoples.
The Ford administration expressed regret for using Thai bases in the Mayaguez rescue and Foreign Minister Chatichai Choonhavan called the letter acceptable. He urged student protesters at the U.S. Embassy to disperse and said Thailand will briefly recall its ambassador to Washington to review bilateral economic and military pacts.
Arlington Texas AP The UT Arlington police chief Boyce Megason leads a 42 member force patrolling 350 acres near downtown Arlington The UT system includes 10 campuses with independent police departments Arrests of students at UTA followed a theft ring case valued in the thousands of dollars Two applicants must have 60 college hours and complete an 11 week academy course Keller Texas AP police seize a marijuana crop Two men aged 25 and 26 arrested for growing 30 plants worth up to 500 dollars per ounce The seized items include water pipes roach clips and an unidentified white powder The plants reportedly grew to four feet in about a month
New York report notes lawmakers in 20 states consider abolishing or limiting pay toilets as part of a broader drive for equal rights for women. Opponents argue booth locks unfairly handicap women in public restrooms. State Government News, Lexington, Ky., notes the trend.
Exxon Energy Outlook 1975 1990 projects nuclear power as the fastest growing energy source, supplying 17 percent of demand by 1990 and over half of electricity. Oil share to 42 percent by 1990, natural gas to 21 percent, with imports rising to 50 percent by 1980 and beyond. Offshore Alaska and future discoveries to meet rising needs. Coal output forecast rising to 1.2 billion tons by 1990, with Western coal driving growth due to low sulfur content.
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Albert Scott Jr., 28, of Houston, was arrested in Hot Springs, Ark., on kidnapping charges filed in Houston. Patrolman Larry Douglas said Scott was nabbed at a motel. The victim, Herman Lee Sanders, 25, also of Houston, reported being abducted from Houston and held in a car trunk until he freed himself by removing the back seat.
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