Beekeeping Field Trip Tips and Local Traffic Notes
Suggestions for visiting a bee farm include contacting Loos Milam in Moore, Texas and Elbert Youngblood Jr. in Pearsall, with spring as best tour time. Also note Walter Barth of Al Root Co. will send a beekeeping pamphlet. Separate item questions legality of speed tickets and inconsistent city signage in San Antonio, advising court contest options and watching speed limits.
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Loos Milam
Moore
Texas
Devine
Elbert Youngblood Jr
Alabama
Pearsall
Walter Barth
al. Root Co. of
Texas, Inc
Skylab Astronauts Say Pace Now Right After Ground Talks
Houston API reports Skylab astronauts Trevald Carr Edward Gibson Poage and Richard Truly say flight pace has improved after ground planning issues caused worries they were behind. Controllers note a shift down and better focus easing pilots, with teams now aligned to the intended schedule and fewer errors.
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Houston
API
Trevald P. Carr
Edward Gi. Gibson
William R. Poage
Richard
Carr Stii
Truly
Raza Unida Charts Local Race Targets in Texas
Raza Unida Party leaders map county race plans after a two day meeting. State chairman Maria Campean says the party aims to win seats including constable and justice positions. Raza Unida women criticize TWPC favoritism and withdraw from a group, while the weekend sessions back labor support.
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Raga Unida Party
Sal Anonia
Crystal City
Maria Campean
Constable
Mid Peace Justice
Vaces
Raza Unida
Yarly
Texas
Politea
Sesse
Okepalacil
Rosie Casi
Besar Condy
TWPC
Farah Manufacturing
United Kin Workers
Nixon stockpile sale powers expand under new law
Nixon pushes a new act allowing the sale of large stockpiles of defense materials now valued at hundreds of millions. The General Services Administration will offload items including alumina, zinc, calcium compounds, silicate carbide and pharmaceuticals to reduce excess inventory and prevent shortages, with total stockpile valued near 7 billion dollars of which most is considered excess.
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Nixon
U.S
General Services Administration
Federal Housekeeping Agency
Malek
Soviet Executions Reported in Azerbaijan Fruit Plant Case
The Baku Worker reports two executives executed by firing squad in Azerbaijan for grand larceny. Teimur Faradyze Akhmedev, director of the Georchayks fruit juice plant, and Zaman Mirza Khakimoy, its bookkeeper, died after the sentence.
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Moscow
Azerbaijan
Baku Worker
Communist Party
Caspian Sea
Teimur Faradyze Akhmedev
Georchayks
Bix
Zaman Mirza Khakimoy
Weather Summary for Corpus Christi Preview
A hard freeze is predicted with low temperatures near 50 and fair skies. Northeast winds 36 to 3 mph diminish Tuesday, with no rain expected and humidities around 67 percent before dawn. Tides: highs 10:28 am, lows 5:14 am and 11:55 pm.
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Sis
Corpus Christi
U S Midsection Hit by Snow
A belt of heavy snow blanketed from Kansas through the Ohio Valley with warnings from Indiana to western Pennsylvania. Kansas towns like Russell saw substantial snowfall, while St. Landis and Indianapolis reported notable totals. Travel advisories and winter storm watches extended to the upper Atlantic coast and New England amid blowing snow and freezing rain in other regions. Weather across the nation showed cloudy skies in the west with rain along the Pacific Northwest coast and frigid conditions in the Plains and South Central areas.
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Middle Atlantic States
New England
Ohio- Tennessee Valley
Rockies
Northwest Pacific Coast
United Prel Tmernational
Kansas
Ohio Valley
Indiana
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Pennsylvania
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Kaw
St. Landis
Mon
Indianapolis
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Oklahoma
Atlantic
Lower Chin Valley
California
Upper Plains
Ocida
Nation
Pacific Northwest Coast
Texas
White Will Run Again as Texas Agriculture Commissioner
State Agriculture Commissioner John C. White announced he will seek a 13th consecutive term in 1974. White, 19 at first election in 1950, will remain active in party affairs during the campaign and was among the Texas Democrats who backed the party ticket in 1972.
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Austin
UPL
John C. White
White
Democratic Party
Texas
Cambodian prince asks ICC to stay in Cambodia
Prince Norodom Sihanouk in Tokyo cables appeals to India Canada and Poland to refuse Lon Nol moves to station ICC observers in Cambodia. He argues the government seeks to normalize illegal acts and use the ICC as a tool. Sihanouk’s government, ousted in 1970, operates from exile in China.
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Tokyo
UPIT
Noradem Sihanouk
Indochina International Control Commission
CCC
Cambodia
United Press International
Sihanouk
ICC
India
Canada
Poland
Lon Nol
Samuels
Ain Losm
Canton
Siamouk
China
Out of Seclusion Hughes Faces Nevada Gambling License Dilemma
Howard Hughes weighs leaving his Nevada gambling empire as a federal indictment looms. State officials caution a fugitive status could force closure of seven casinos and sale to licenseholders. If he misses arraignment, extradition could follow, affecting licenses and major local employment and revenue.
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Nev
UPI
Howard Hughes
Nevada
State Gambing Control Board
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Hughes
Shannon Bybee
Ake
London
Bahamas
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