McGovern Wins New York push to Democratic nomination
Senator George McGovern surged within 200 votes of the Democratic nomination after his New York victory. He urged unity against opponents while confirming a wide victory in the final 1972 primary, with 319 delegates counted and potential access to 250 of New York's 273 delegates.
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New York
George McGovern
Stow
McGovern
Hubert H. Winphey
Edmund Muskie
Empire State
Humphrey
Muskie
Elizabeth Molteman
Emanuel Cler
Hoose Judiciary Committee
House
Bella Abzug
William Ryan
Congress
Votary
Traffic tickets in annexed areas may be dismissed
A Municipal Court judge said tickets issued during annexation will still require court appearances and will probably be dismissed. The notice also mentions a federal rule limiting how many family members may be employed by the federal government.
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C.t.al
B.T
Overall living costs rise as food cuts fail to curb prices
Government data show May consumer price index up 0.3 percent led by higher clothing and transportation costs. Food prices fell but overall inflation persists at 3.5 percent annual rate under Phase 2 controls, while wages for many workers rose to about 133.21 per week.
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Pavernment
Bureau of Labor Statifics
Nixon
Tornado Hits East Texas Destroys Property Injuries Noted
A tornado from a squall line struck Henderson East Texas demolishing a hangar at Rusk County Airport and damaging four planes, uprooting 125 to 150 trees and injuring no one. Unofficial airport damage may reach 100000 dollars.
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Unite Press International
Henderson
East Texas
Rusk County
Wichita Falls
Henrietta
Iowa Park
Med Hall
City Budget Hike Expected for 1972-73 Fiscal Year
A tentative budget for the city’s 1972-73 year is expected to exceed the current year’s 71 million by a modest amount while staying within existing tax levels. The City Council on Thursday may hear no clear recommendation for a small cost of living raise for policemen firemen and city employees. Reexamination of the organizational structure at City Hall is anticipated to be recommended at the proper time.
Induction Expectation and City HR Update
USTIN AP state director Melvin Glantz says about 500 men are expected to be inducted in August with no Texas quota set. City Manager Hunt interviews applicants for associate city manager of human resources a vacancy since last duty. council pressure suggests Mexican American candidate may be chosen, amid past council tensions.
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Hunt
Henckel
Soviets Launch 49th Cosmos Satellite
The Soviet government launched its 49th unmanned Cosmos satellite today, Tass announced.
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Soviets
Moscow
Tass
Beeville Man Wins 25 Prize in TV Sweepstakes
A Beeville veteran subscriber wins 25 in the long running TV 5Sweet stakes. Bob Botts, a radio and TV service operator, collected the prize via registered matches. Two other readers won 10 each. Moloney, 3 Magnalia, and Mrs Aline Hall, 102 Osage, also pocketed cash as weekly prizes reach up to 15 to 25 with daily winning numbers.
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Beeville
Bob Botts
Moloney
Magnalia
Aline Hall
Osage
Hiro
Becker Confirms Remarriage of Local Councilman
Councilman Charles Becker confirmed he has remarried Shirley Henderson on May 20 in Las Vegas. The couple honeymooned in Indianapolis and now reside at Beck er's Callaghan Road apartment. Becker also serves as president of Handy Andy Supermarkets.
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Las Vegas
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Callaghan Road
Handy Andy Supermarkets
Indictment in County Fund Misappropriation Case
Grand jury charges Precinct Justice Lloyd Kirkpatrick with felony misapplication of public funds arising from an online audit that found 248 discrepancies. Kirkpatrick reimbursed $1,094 after notification. one case of $3 discrepancy was presented for grand jury review.
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Lloyd Kirkpatrick
144Th District Court
Grand Jury
Y Online
Kirkpatrick
Charles Sander
Ambunl
Torney
Willian Kouns
Shadow Valley
Kouns
Sanderson
Bill to share federal revenues moves for floor vote
House Democrats backed by White House lobbying push a revenue sharing bill, starting at 1.8 billion dollars annually and rising to 3 billion by year five, with 3.5 billion for 38 000 local governments. Opponents seek to derail via a no amendments rule vote, as leaders claim core support and predict a slim victory.
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Hale Boggs
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
Ways & Means Committee
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