Aggies Rise in SWC After Texas Victory
The SDN Column notes Texas A&M's 20-10 win over Texas, a rare triumph in the long rivalry. Coach Emory Bellard hails the win as a career high, as A&M seizes a share of the conference title with Arkansas looming. Arkansas leads the all time series 27-18-3. Gig 'em Aggies.
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Aggie
Aggies
Texas
Ozarks
Baylor
Grant Teaff
Bears
University of Texas
College State
A&m
Longhorns
Bellard
Breckenridge High School
San Angelo
West Texas
Aggieland
Arkansas
Razorbacks
Ozarkland
Wacil McNair
This Day In History Highlights Dec 2 events through 1975
On December 2 1942 a nuclear chain reaction was demonstrated at the University of Chicago. Other noted events include Napoleon crowning himself emperor in 1804 and Austerlitz victory in 1805. Fidel Castro’s Cuba action in 1956 and other historic milestones are listed.
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Associated Press
University of Chicago
Napoleon Bonaparte
France
Napoleon
Austerlitz
Czechoslovakia
James Monroe
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Batista
Archbishop of
Canterbury
Pope John the 23Rd
Vatican
Notre Dame du Lac
Quebec
U.S
Enterprise
Vietnam
NATO
Brussels
Takeo Miki
Kakuei Tanaka
Texas Weather Summary by Region
Snyder reports a cool start with 30 degrees and a high near 66. Regional forecasts show fair conditions across Northwest to Northeast Texas with highs from the 60s to 70s through Wednesday and variable coastal winds and seas.
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Snyder
Northwest
Texas
Upper Texas
Lower
Mao Receives Ford in Cordial Peking Meeting
President Ford met with Chinese Chairman Mao Tse-tung for one hour and fifty minutes at Chungnan-hai Park in Peking in a cordial exchange described as earnest and significant. Attendees included Kissinger Bush Scowcroft Sisco and Lord. Betty Ford Susan Ford did not attend the full session.
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Ford
Mao Tse-tung
People’s Republic of China
Chungnanhai Park
Forbidden City
Richard M. Nixon
Mao
Betty Ford
Susan
Henry A. Kissinger
George Bush
U.S
Brent Scowcroft
Joseph J. Sisco
Philip Habib
Winston Lord
State Department
Richard Solomon
National Security Council
Kissinger
Bush
Scowcroft
Lord
China
White House
Susan Ford
Great Wall
City Council Plans Fight Over Lone Star Gas Rates
Snyder Texas city leaders vote to contest Lone Star Gas Company appeal to the Railroad Commission for higher rates and a cost adjustment clause. They also seek Bell Telephone parity with Sweetwater, and delay Electric Service Co. rate changes until Fort Worth grants increases. Communities push Christmas donations as hearings set for January 9.
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Snyder
Lone Star Gas Company
Texas Railroad Commission
Ernie Armstrong
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Sweetwater
Telephone Company
Texas Electric Service Co
City of
Fort Worth
TESCO
Lone Star Gas Co
Lone Star
Railroad Commission
Bill Vestal
Irving
Arlington
Armstrong
Southwestern Bell Telephone
Snyder Chamber of Commerce Dedication Set for New Building
Dedication of the Snyder Chamber of Commerce and Scurry County Development Board office at 2302 Avenue R is set for 10:30 a.m. Wednesday with Joe Williamson presiding. The ceremony includes remarks by Stanley Noah and Rev. David Robertson and an open house to follow.
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Snyder Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Board of County Development
Avenue R
Chamber
BCD
Cogdell Center
Joe Williamson
David Robertson
First United Methodist Church
Snyder and
Scurry County
Stanley Noah
Chamber of Commerce Building Committee
George Patterson
Horizon Committee
Scurry County Bicentennial Commission
Roger B. Mize
Mize
City of
Snyder
Scurry County Commissioners Court
Snyder Nursery
Snyder Lions Club
Price Construction Co
J.D. Hinton
Wadleigh Construction Co
Snyder Jaycees
Delbert Downing
Sweetwater
Jack Cummins
Jerry McWilliams
Truett Bryan
John Fagin
Rod Waller
Winston
Dodge
Thomas-Stanfield
Ford
Wilson Motors
Snyder Public Schools
Humble-Smith
City Electrical Board
Ed Blocker
David Hester
Bill Lawson
Texas Municipal League
Workmen’s Compensation Fund
Howard Limmer
Bob Wilson
Planning and Zoning Commission
European leaders approve Common Market passport and elections
At a Rome summit nine EEC members back a Bordeaux red Common Market passport and direct elections to a European Parliament in 1978. Britain and Denmark seek a separate seat on energy talks, raising questions about timing and trade policy.
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Associated Press
Rome
Britain
Denmark
European Economic Community
Bordeaux
Harold Wilson
France
West Germany
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Ireland
Wilson
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R.C. Lunsford
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