Fair Labor Standards Act Inquiry Sparks Texas Pace
A reader letter references Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938 amendments and wage questions. It notes free admission claims by Lone Star Hall of Texas History Museum in South Texas Today, disputes museum charges for adults and children, and requests guidance from the U S Department of Labor Wage and Hour division in San Antonio. It also mentions Texas Bureau of Labor Statistics contacts for state labor issues.
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Lone Star Hall of Texas
Way Museum
Wester Museum
Amay
U.S. Department of Labor
San Antonio
Texas
Texas Bureau of Labor Statistics
Weather outlook with clouds and showers ahead
Considerable cloudiness with a 20 percent chance of scattered showers tonight and early tomorrow, with overnight low in the mid forties and highs in the upper 70s. Winds variable to gusty in shower bands. no rainfall yesterday. Moon phase new, tides Wednesday, sunrise and sunset around 6 a.m. and 6 p.m.
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St Pate
Iba
Corpus Christi
Felony Charges Against Ex-Ala mo City Administrator
EDINBURG AP Former Alamo City Administrator Miguel Rodriguez 47 awaits extradition in Hidalgo County jail on felony counts including forgery and election law violations tied to warrants issued January in Salinas California. Police arrested Rodriguez at city hall after he resigned a day earlier. He previously led the Lower Rio Grande Valley Development Council before becoming Alamo city administrator.
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Alamo
Miguel Rodriguez
Hidalgo
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Salinas
Caliste
Rodrigues
City Hall
Rio Grande Valley
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Cox says White House hid urgent Watergate documents
Archibald Cox testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee that the White House withheld urgently needed evidence during his over five months as special Watergate prosecutor. He charged officials with withholding nine specific items on wiretapping and surveillance and said logs of Nixon meetings were unavailable. He criticized Chief of Staff Haig and said he would not take the role again under such conditions.
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Mideast Talks and UN Roles as Cease Fire Holds
In Washington Henry Kissinger and Fahmi hold talks while Fahmi urges Israeli withdrawal from cease fire lines. The UN Middle East mission says it has a mandate to police lines dating to October 22. Cairo officials warn of no progress on prisoner exchanges until withdrawal occurs. Syria’s Assad signals readiness for armed struggle, while Egypt and Israel meet for a third face-to-face in the war zone.
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National Lampoon must recall unsold issue over Volkswagen ad
New York United Press International reports the National Lampoon agreed to call back all unsold copies of a special issue featuring a floating Volkswagen in a spoof ad with a Kennedy caption. A federal judge barred further unauthorized use of the VW symbol and ordered a statement in the next edition, with no monetary settlement disclosed.
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National Lampoon
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Kissinger on China and policy shifts amid crises
Henry Kissinger oversees moves signaling potential three power cooperation after China declines ILS veto in UN Security Council. He reshapes U.S. stance toward South America, plans trips to NATO talks and Oslo to receive a Nobel Peace Prize.
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Guild May Strike Papers
The Newspaper Guild of New York said a strike could occur next Monday if a new contract is not reached with either the New York Times or the Daily News. A spokesman stated talks were ongoing but no agreement had been reached.
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Helms denies CIA role in Watergate as aides warn Gray
The article details Helms contending he told Gray there was no CIA involvement while Walters warned of a potential CIA operation in Watergate. It notes White House sensitivity to CIA use and Helms’s resistance to Pentagon aides’ pressure, with Walters shaping opposition to CIA use in the cover up.
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Nixon
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Fire damages at Winderest residence estimated at 15000
Fire of undetermined origin damaged a Winderest home about sixty dam. Damages estimated at 15000. Conrad Rose reported the water line was awakened by HubilGand firesdar. Steve Takis set damages to the structire and contents, suggesting possible spontaneous ignition or kerosene involvement.
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Patter & Warage
Tuestiny
Conrad Rose
Steve Takis
Sli
Patkits
Coffee Drinking Not Linked to Heart Disease Study Finds
A Monday study in JAMA reports no significant link between coffee consumption and heart disease. Researchers analyzed data from diverse populations and found no clear association between caffeine intake and cardiovascular risk.
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Journal of the American Medical Association
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