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Newspaper
Snyder Daily News
Location
Snyder, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1973
Page
2
A 1973 Abby question column covers a 20 year old dating a physically aggressive 28 year old, a grandson wedding funds dilemma over Mary’s dental work, a teen pressured by parents to lose 10 pounds to attend a relative’s wedding, and readers’ notes on false fannies and Abby’s booklets.
The Senate begins voting on a new five year farm program designed to protect farmers from income shocks and lower consumer prices. The plan uses target prices for wheat, feed grains and cotton with subsidies if prices fall below targets. Critics call the bill costly and opposed to Nixon goals amid projected 1974 subsidies near 2.6 billion dollars.
The Snyder Daily News published by Feather Printing and Publishing Co. in Snyder Texas lists subscription rates and republication rights. It notes carrier and mail pricing for local and distant readers and credits the Associated Press for news dispatch rights.
Admissions include Faye Underwood Kt 1 Ruth Donelson 4000 Austin Ave D B Whatley Kt 3 James Bass Rt 3 Gretchen Richardson Conroe JC Robertson Box 1103 Dismissals list Charles Harding Jim Don Hess Karen Traylor Bille McCravey Gladys Dieball Nolan Franks Lucy Mitchell.
Speaker Price Daniel Jr reported 5100 in donations toward a May reception for legislators employees and newsmen at the Lyndon B. Johnson Library. The event cost 5627 and 258 was for 225 boxed dinners ordered to keep lawmakers from leaving the Capitol. Donors include Norman Brady a Houston lobbyist and members of the Texas Trial Lawyers Association and various trade groups.
Air Force Captain James H. Strain who flew 230 missions over Indochina and took part in B52 raids against Hanoi joined a Brooklyn lawsuit challenging Cambodia bombing. He says he holds his own view of right and wrong and was removed from flying status under the Human Reliability Program.
The U S dollar strengthened after a week of declines, rising in Tokyo, Hong Kong, and Europe as traders weighed potential Nixon administration inflation measures. Gold prices eased, while currency moves reflected fears over the Watergate era and the global economy.
Jerry Priddy 53 of North Hollywood faces federal extortion charges over a bomb threat to the Island Princess cruise ship. He allegedly demanded 250000 and was arrested near his company offices as the ship sailed from Los Angeles with 856 aboard on a seven day cruise to Puerto Vallarta. He played 1941 to 1953 for the Yankees Senators Browns and Tigers and hit .265 lifetime.
Two minor crashes were reported. The first at 2400 block of Twenty-seventh Street at 3 12 p m involved a 1963 Ford ton truck driven by Jerry Don Sullivan and a 1968 Buick driven by Nancy Barron Franks. The second at Ave EF and Twenty-eighth Street at 6 05 p m involved a 1966 Plymouth driven by Steve Travis Beaver and a 1968 Chevrolet driven by Stephen Lynn Whittenburg.
Federal fire expert Richard Bland warns carrying extra gasoline in a car trunk is dangerous and could explode after puncture or fumes. He condemns such practice as nearly a bomb in the vehicle. A separate report says a BB gun damaged a glass door, causing about $20 in damage.
Hubert Mack Dishman faces a 132nd District Court jury on charges of selling marijuana. Testimony covered an undercover sting, with Dishman denying payments and claiming he acted on an informant’s setup. Witnesses, including Barrett and Legg, identified marijuana bags and forwarded evidence for analysis.
Donna Sutton, 12, at 1011 Twenty ninth St reports four boys approached her back door Monday at 1 30 pm. A rock was thrown and shattered the glass door injuring her hand. Police investigated.
The House Ways and Means Committee votes to hold the federal debt ceiling at 465 billion dollars through November 30, tightening borrowing capacity. Treasury may be allowed to pay interest on current tax refund checks, with details to follow.
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