Nixon Busy Budget Closing Nears
President Nixon moves toward finalizing the 1971 budget with Budget Director Robert Mayo en route to the Western White House. Ziegler says the budget will be submitted January 24 as defense cuts offset revenue losses from tax relief.
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Robert Mayo
White House
Ronald Sch Diegler
Charles G
Bebe
Reburn
Camp Pendleton Marine Corps Base
Nison
Ziepler
California
Washington
Niven
Walter Annenberg
Tet Bonuses Set At Thirty Dollars For Vietnamese Workers
Saigon reports the government will award a $30 Tet bonus to all South Vietnamese servicemen and civil servants. The holiday, Feb 7 this year, marks a rise from last year and is intended as an employer obligation to grant a one month salary bonus.
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Saigon
Haliday
Stabbing Fatal To Man Sparks New Year Crime Alarm
A 41 year old man was killed in a stabbing after a disturbance at a residence on Rivas Street. Police identified the victim as Leslie Webb and recovered a six inch knife believed to be the murder weapon. Webb died at Robert B. Green Hospital from multiple chest wounds.
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Rivas
Webb
Robert B. Green Hospital
Belithe
Fire Kills Cuero Woman in House Blaze
Mrs. Edwarda G. Orosto, 83, of Cuero, died when her two room frame dwelling burned Friday. The cause of the fire was not immediately determined, and investigation followed the deadly blaze.
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Edwarda G. Orosto
Viet forces fight in South Vietnam amid light clashes after truce
report flags scattered fighting as Vice President Agnew warns of a new Communist offensive. US Marines report casualties near Da Nang while guerrillas fire mortars at My Tho killing civilians. DMZ rocket strike hits an outpost. six Americans die, 14 wounded in New Year clashes while a three‑man shrimp boat crew is found safe near Corpus Christi.
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Ypokesmien
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My Tho
Madne
5Th Mechanized Infantry Division
U.S
Israeli Jets Hit Lebanon as Arab Guerrillas Fire
Unconfirmed Beirut briefing says Israeli jets attacked across Lebanon after guerrilla raids from Lebanon and Gaza. Lebanese village damage reported as rockets struck Israeli-held territory, with Palestinian factions claiming counterattacks and an Egyptian front raid in the Suez Canal region.
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Israel Withdraws Mirage Maintainers From France Amid Tensions
Israeli airmen who serviced French embargoed Mirage jets in France have been pulled out over doubts Paris will deliver the aircraft soon. The move comes as relations with France cool after De Gaulle’s era and amid reports of French patrol boats shadowing Israeli gunboats near the Lebanon border.
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Prosector Joseph Laurita Injured in Booby-Trap Car Bomb
Morgantown West Virginia prosecutor Joseph Laurita was severely injured Friday when a bomb exploded in his car outside his home. He underwent surgery at West Virginia University Hospital and is in fair condition with injuries to his right leg and hand. Police say the blast, ruled a targeted assassination attempt, damaged nearby property but produced no immediate suspects.
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Lawrita
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Takedey
JP Running For County Job
Precinct 2 Peace Justice Ton Stolhandske announced Friday for the May 2 Democratic primary for county commissioner. Stolhandske, a Nemocratic state committeeman, faced an inquiry over resigning duties before the AG ruled he may continue until a successor is appointed. Incumbent Ollie Wurzbach remains, with Stolhandske saying encouragements outweighed a state senate push.
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Peace
Ton Stolhandske
Stolhandske
Nemo-cratic
Frank Vaughn Jr
State Attorney General's Office
Stolh Andske
Commissioners Court
O. E
Ollie” Wurzbach
State Senate
Bexar County
Boycott Debate Touches Language Policies and Holidays
The piece discusses a boycott linked to American student councils, grievance procedures, and standardized testing for English and Spanish speakers. It mentions bilingual and bicultural programs and designating September 16 Mexican Independence Day as a school holiday. Justice Department observers Tom Mata Jr. and Robert Greenwald are noted for attendance.
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Justice Department
Tom Mata Jr
San Antonin
Robert Greenwald
Dall
Document
Leaning Tower Work Scheduled
Pisa plans major restoration of the Leaning Tower of Pisa likely starting in 1970 for a two year project. Dr. Federico Tomar, president of the Pisa Cathedral Foundation, announced the plan on Friday.
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UPD
Federico ‘Tomar
Des Moines
Eloy‘Yorar
Pror
Giovanni Polyani
National Council of Prce
E. A. Buller
Hytian
Iowa
Butler
Bandit Robs Ice House in Northeast San Antonio
Grady Smith the 50 year old manager of Lone Star Tee Food Store No 44 at 8303 Nacogdoches says a robber entered to buy milk before drawing a shotgun and forcing him to lie in a cold storage room while the thief took money from the register. Police note the bandit used a hijacker style approach seen at two other ice houses in the area over the past two weeks.
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Lone Star Tee & Food Store
Nacogdoches
Smiith
Smith
Ceretain
San Antonio
Half-formed Community Troubles and Law Inquiries
A reader reports strong odor from a site and delays in dispatch despite promises. They ask about Texas divorce law changes effective Jan 1, including grounds and remarriage limits, and inquire why auto window visibility isn’t part of state inspections. They also seek info on INTERPOL’s existence and purpose.
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