TWOTRAN TROTLINES RULES AND TALES FROM SDN COLUMN
The SDN Column discusses warm weather fishing rules from the Texas Parks and Wildlife Dept noting a Lake Meredith check found over 200 trotline violations in two days. It explains tagging, 90 day redating, hook spacing, and lake specific hook limits including 100 total hooks at Lake J.B. Thomas and two-fisherman limits at Lake Thomas. It recalls a prewar river tale of a gar attack and a note on Western Texas College switching to biennial catalogs to save about 15 cents per copy, with current usage of 5,000 catalogs yearly and a plan for 7,500 two year catalogs.
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Texas Parks and Wildlife Dept
Lake Meredith
Lake
J.B. Thomas
Lake Thomas
Sabine River
Western Texas College
WTC
Wacil McNair
Today in History June 19, 1974 highlights events
Key events listed include the 1819 Savannah steamship arrival in Liverpool, Roanoke colonists departing in 1586, 1754 Albany congress, 1867 Maximilian's execution, 1934 creation of the FCC, Schmeling KO of Louis in 1936, Rosenbergs' 1953 execution, 1964 embassy microphones in Moscow, 2013 Cairo clashes, and 2023 US-Soviet cooperation accords in Washington.
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Savannah
Liverpool
England
Roanoke Island
N.C
America
Albany
N.Y
Moscow
Cairo
Ill
Washington
Weather outlook for Texas highs near 105 in valleys
Snyder area reports 7 am reading of 72 with highs 101 Tuesday and near 100 in Panhandle valleys. Southwest and northwest Texas stay hot through Thursday with lows in 60s and highs 90s to 104, plus a few showers in extreme southeast Thursday and limited thundershowers along coast later in the period.
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Snyder
Texas
Panhandle
Big Bend
North Central
Rededication in NATO Pledged After 14 Months of Tension
North Atlantic ministers adopted a Declaration of Atlantic Relations in Ottawa pledging renewed dedication to the 2 percent pact. The text, shaped by Kissinger and Sauvagnargues, seeks closer consultation cooperation and mutual trust ahead of a June Brussels signing and Nixon Moscow talks.
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Endre Marton
Associated Press
Ottawa
Atlantic Alliance
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
United States
Brussels
Nixon
Moscow
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Henry A. Kissinger
Jean Sauvagnargues
Kissinger
Sauvagnargues
NATO
TIA Presses Big Spring Plea to Quit Service
Texas International Airlines seeks to end its lone Big Spring route, proposing a 55 mile limousine link to Odessa airport as the CAB hearings consider the motion amid local opposition. TIA says it lost about 100000 last year on the route while residents argue schedules harmed travel.
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Big Spring
Tex
Texas International Airlines
West Texas
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
TIA
Odessa
Lamesa
Colorado City
Snyder
Supreme Court Upholds General Article in Levy Case
The Supreme Court, in a 5 to 3 decision, upheld the court-martial of former Army Captain Howard B. Levy for urging black enlisted men not to be deployed to Vietnam. Justice Rehnquist wrote that published statements violated the general article, though Justice Stewart dissented. Levy had challenged the article as vague.
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Dale Nelson
Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court Today
Howard B. Levy
Vietnam
Levy
Roberty Berry
Army
William O. Douglas
William H. Rehnquist
Rehnquist
Potter Stewart
Stewart
William J. Brennan
Thurgood Marshall
U.S
Nixon hails Portugal as vital ally in NATO aims
President Nixon told Portugal's Spinola that an independent prosperous Portugal is vital to the Atlantic Alliance and signaled planned economic aid. He noted Europe's and the Soviet Union's role as he planned NATO talks in Brussels and a Moscow summit, returning from a Middle East mission.
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Lajes
Azores
United States
Middle East
Nixon
Portugal
Atlantic Alliance
Antonio Spinola
Spinola
Washington
Europe
Soviet Union
Brussels
NATO
Moscow
Lisbon
Amman
Jordan
White House
National Security Council
Ziegler
Florida
Tax Cut Debate Moves Slowly in Senate Amid Filibuster War
In Washington the Senate hammers at a major personal income tax cut and reform plan as filibusters persist. Democratic Leader Mansfield wins a deadline push for a cloture vote on one minor point, while other filibuster options linger. The debt limit bill looms with a $490 billion threshold potential, and conservatives seek germane amendments to block income tax riders.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Nixon
James B. Allen
D-Ala
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Allen
House
Wallace F. Bennett
Utah
Texas Supreme Court empties amusement machine regulation
The Texas Supreme Court ruled the state law regulating juke boxes and coin operated amusement machines unconstitutional, leaving only a $15 per machine tax. The decision voids licensing and regulation, and centers on de novo appeals to courts. Headquarters Corp. challenged the import license denial. The ruling follows prior related decisions on licensing provisions and prompts renewed legislative study.
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Austin
Texas Supreme Court
R.H. Raines
Texas Amusement Machine Commission
High Court
Austin Court of Civil
Aig
Ow. Headquarters Corp
Commission
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
Supreme Court
House
Senate
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Johnny Pecorrella
Texarkana
Ark
The
Western
Texas College
Nannie Adeline Glover
Fluvanna
Cogdell Memorial Hospital
Bell- Seale
Tyme
Marion Cochran
Beaumont
Dean Staton
Leon Glover
Roy Glover
Dallas
Thore Young
Wilson
Ethel Adams
Tohoka
Lucretia Oats
Winters
Mary Holt
Houston
Ruby Busher
Ballinger
Clarence Johnson
Corsicana
Paul Johnson
Hurst
New York
Lincoln Hospital
Secretary of
By Joe Hall
Court of Civil Appeals
Atty
John Hill
Headquarters Corp
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