Noisy Motorcycle Noise Sparks Texas Regulation Debate
Residents complain of hours long motorcycle racing on a residential street. calls for police action and muffler inspections. The Texas DPS notes muffler rules focus on fumes, not noise, and experts warn high noise harms sleep and health. The piece also references a peaceful May Day march in Austin supporting educational equality, with groups Brown Berets and Rava Unida involved.
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Mitchell Stans Indicted in Watergate Scandal
In sworn testimony James McCord links former Attorney General John N. Mitchell to a secret 200000 donation to Nixon's campaign fund and a plan to obtain blackmail material on a Democratic rival. McCord says Mitchell ordered a break in at Watergate and directed spying reports, while Liddy provided the information. Mitchell and former Secretary Maurice Stans were indicted in New York on obstructing a federal investigation in connection with the same donation.
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Edwards Aquifer well tops record high in April reading
The Edwards Underground Water District reports Hondo well at 744.1 feet on April 27, surpassing the previous 738.7 foot record set March 3, 1961. Across the district, wells approach the all time highs, with Bexar County at 682.9 feet, near the 685.5 foot peak reached June 26, 1935.
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Kissinger to Meet Tho in Paris on Vietnam Cease-fire
Washington reports Henry Kissinger back from Moscow will meet Le Duc Tho in Paris on Thursday to press for strict implementation of the cease-fire. Talks likely span three to four days with focus on resuming economic aid to Hanoi and Haiphong mine sweeping.
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Pickup Slams Overpass in Fatal Loop 410 Crash
Clarence Lovell, 26, a San Antonio racing driver, died after a single vehicle crash on eastbound Loop 410 near the Southern Pacific overpass, apparently while adjusting a tape deck. He was unbelted, no skid marks, speedometer stuck at 48 mph. Lovell had won $6,000 for a fourth-place finish at Talladega and planned to enter the Charlotte 600 mile race May 27. He died at Northeast Baptist Hospital from multiple injuries. The city’s 1973 traffic toll rose to 38 with this death.
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Cushman Called By Solons
Marine Corps Commandant Robert E Cushman was summoned by two Senate committees to explain why he provided chalk and dagger tools to a White House aide spying on Daniel Ellsberg. Cushman, back from Europe, is to testify before the appropriations subcommittee and the Senate Armed Services Committee. CIA Deputy Director James R Schlesinger testified that Cushman authorized giving tools to Watergate figure E Howard Hunt for the Ellsberg psychiatrist burglary, on Ehrlichman’s implied recommendation.
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