IRA Bomb Plant Hit in Belfast Raids
British troops raided Andersonstown and New Lodge Road in Belfast and Londonderry areas arresting suspects. They seized 32 detonators, 18 bombs, a bazooka rocket, walkie talkies, a printing unit, cashbags and stolen car license plates. The Andersonstown site was described as a bomb making factory tied to IRA bombings.
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UPI
Todiay
Irish Reepublican Army
IRA
Bertie
Andersonstown
New Lodge Road
Londonderry
Andersonstad
Crumin Road Itil
Te Ira
Nixon Orders Politics Out of Economic Reports
President Nixon directed federal agencies to keep politics out of reports on the economy. George Shultz urged credibility and early release of data, while critics led by Sen. Proxmire accused the move of politics. The Bureau of Labor Statistics cited 5 million unemployed and 4.1 percent jobless rate.
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Grace Rassteit
Light
Washington Bcreau
Washington
Nixon
George Shirz
Hoady
Shultz
Shilts
H Hp
George Romney
Shuike
Wiliam Proxmire
Wis
Joint
Eeonomic Committee
Geoffey Moore
Bureau of Labor Statistics
BLS
Jook
Employaent Rasa
Democrat Proxmire
Milllion
Barnes 1970 income reported as 57536 in Houston Chronicle
Lt. Gov. Ben Barnes reported a 1970 gross income of 57536, mostly from a Brownwood contractor partnership with Herman Bennett. He earned 409 a month from the state and said his business affairs are handled by Bennett, with no disclosed breakdown of income from investments.
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Houston
Ben Barnes
Houston Chronicle
Austin
Barnes
Robert Spellings
Brownwood
Hernan Bennett
Chronicle
Texas House
Secretary of State
Harves
The
Preston Smith
Bennett
Heraien
Jerman Bennett
Erman
Ais
Herman Bennett
City Overcharges Alleged in Overtime Scheme
Front page padding describes a claim that Henekel did not seek charges as city workers at the Convention Facilities Department allegedly received unauthorized overtime payments for extra work not performed. City investigators last November deemed the scheme credible and noted custodial staff were paid for idle shifts.
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Henekel
Optimist Club to Host Speaker Joe Schalwinski
Joe Schalwinski of Peat Mare wick Mitellel and Co will speak at the Optimist Club meeting at 7:00 pm Tuesday at La Rosa Mexican Restaurant 0705 Fredericksburg Road. He will explain changes in the federal income tax.
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Joe Schalwinski
Peat, Marewick, Mitellel and Co
Wextdlawn
Optimist Club
la Rosa Mexican Restaurant
Fredericksburg Road
Immunization Records Due for North Exist Independent School District
Immunization records for the North Exist Independent School District must be returned by the specified date to the students' individual schools. Parents may contact school principals or the special services department with questions.
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North
Sant
Special Services Department
San Antonio Publication Office Notice
Publication office in San Antonio Texas lists address 420-22 Broadway and phone details. It notes daily publication frequency and reference numbers 70290 264271 for notices and second class postage paid.
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Gompoyny
Tha Heat Corporation
Briadway
HcCullough
San Antonio
Texas
Dally
Subscription rates by carries and mail in Texas regions
Rates list for daily and Sunday editions by local Texas towns, with monthly and yearly options. Includes out of state and international mail prices, and a note about Associated Press news reprint rights.
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San Antonis
Texas
MAIL
Fog blamed in fatal crash near San Antonio on Texas 16
Teodoro Sanchez 43 of 463 the Rady Highway San Chez was killed late Sunday when struck by a pickup driven by Marvin E. Petty of Poteet about 10:55 P M. Sanchez was thrown 126 feet. Petty saw him in the road and swerved to avoid the collision. In a separate incident a two year old boy was badly injured by a shot in the driveway of a home and admitted in poor condition at Santa Rosa Medical Center.
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San Antonio
Texas
Green Hospital
Teodoro Sanchez
Sanchez
Marvin E. Petty
Petty
Patrobmen
Santa Rosa Medical Center
Rubio Otila Garcia
Rafael Garcia
We. Sabinas
Budget Hearings Set for County Budget Review
County Judge Reeves expects official budget hearings to begin Tuesday as commissioners are urged to review department requests. The panel must approve a new budget by Jan 31 to take effect February. Charles Sanderson recommends a $109 million bare bones budget after last January’s $11.6 million plan, which spent $10.2 million.
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Reeves
Tving
Charles Sanderson
Thirteen Children Die in Home Fires Across Three States
Wire reports say a North Collins New York fire caused four Hubbard children ages 2 to 10 to die after a kerosene heater exploded in the living room. In Georgia a barn heaters blaze killed three Mickfield family grandchildren and two others. In Red Lake Minnesota four Lussier children ages 5 to 11 died of apparent asphyxiation while parents were away.
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North Collins
N.Y
Hubbard
Ronald
Denise
Roseamn
Dale
Daniel Judson
George
Jumior Mickfield
Hogansville
Susie-Lee Banks
Tommy
Roberson
Sdto Roberson
Lennie Mickfield
Barks
Mickfields
Indian Lake Reservation
Red Lake
Minn
Douglas Lussier
Douglas Jr
Jobo
Cheyenne
Karen
Diphtheria Cases Fall in San Antonio After Immunization Push
Diphtheria cases in San Antonio declined to about 73 percent below the 1976 epidemic year level due to extensive immunization programs led by the Metropolitan Health District. In 1971 there were 52 cases, 200 in 1970, and one fatality in 1971. Public records show 800,048 immunizations in the last two years, with programs in more than 175 San Antonio businesses and broad community support.
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Russ
Metropolitan
San Anonio
Ross
Rass
San Antonio
Pair Given Sentences In Drug Case
Two men accused in the seizure of 199 pounds of marijuana received sentences Monday before District Judge Adrian Spears. Christopher Ralph Kerley, 22, of 3103 Chishom, was given five years after a federal jury conviction. Douglas Ronald Welch, 23, of 27 W. Woodlawn, pleaded guilty and received an indeterminate Youth Corrections Act sentence.
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Adrian Spears
Christopher Ralph Kerley
Douglas Ronald Welch
W. Woodlawn
Ronald Gonzales Morin
Whitman
Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
W. Woadlawn
Mareijuana
Compass adjustment and ethics guidance from a radio letter
The note explains how to adjust a magnetic compass using a coin rather than metal tools, with NS and EW regulators, and suggests seeking Ted Hedrick for help. It also discusses radio ethics under NAB and FCC rules, and asks about eviction for nonpayment after a burst pipe, directing readers to Mrs. Enid White of the San Antonio Apartments Association for help.
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Enid White
San Antonio
Sahara
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