Buried watchdogs and lineups amid crime and education politics
Education secretary David Mathews warned higher education has been on the defensive since campus turmoil in the 1980s. In Fort Worth five kidnapping suspects faced lineups as victims viewed them in a string of rural church robberies across Texas and neighboring states. Narcotics officers said a marijuana smuggling ring, moving up to 1000 pounds weekly, was broken with three arrests in Fort Worth, linking the group to cross state distribution from Mexico to Florida Tennessee Arkansas and New York.
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Gurney defense rests in Florida retrial on grand jury lie
The defense rested Tuesday in the retrial of former Sen. Edward J. Gurney on charges he lied to a federal grand jury in Jacksonville in 1974 about knowledge that shakedown funds funded field office expenses. Separate notes mention Nixon tapes may be publicly released despite appeals, and South Korea's Park Chung-Hee linked to alleged payoffs to U.S. lawmakers based on intelligence reports and wiretaps.
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Washington
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Korea
South Korea
Park Chung-Hee
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Washington Post
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World Walks Deadlock Traced to Rhodesia Peace Talks
Black nationalist leader Robert Mugabe warned that some must suffer as guerrilla war against white rule continues and multiracial interim government talks with Britain proceed after Geneva conference failed to resolve the deadlock between Ian Smith’s government and black delegations. Separately the UN General Assembly condemned South Africa’s apartheid and independence move for Transkei as invalid by 134-0 with the United States abstaining.
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Pretoria
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Debate set for UTSA between Wortham and Finck
Will debate for Bexar County Precinct 3 between Republican Wentworth and Democrat Bill Finck at UTSA Thursday. UTSA Young Democrats and Young Republicans sponsor the 12:30 p.m. event in the Humanities Business Building with Craig Youngbood moderating.
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Bexar County
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UTSA
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Craig Youngbood
Utsa Pre-Law Students Association
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