Deranged Soviet man attacks tourists near Intourist Hotel
A 24 year old Soviet man attacked three foreign tourists with an ax outside the Intourist Hotel on Gorky Street in central Moscow. Two foreigners, a man and a woman, were killed and a male survivor was seriously injured. Officials believe all victims were Swedish. The assailant was tall and about 220 pounds.
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Intourist
Sweden
Gorky Street
Kremlin
Ismail Seizes Aden as Ismailists Gain Control of City
Militiamen backing pro Soviet leader Abdul Fattah Ismail seized control of Aden in Yemen after routing rebels of slain President Salem Robaye Ali. Arab diplomats report lingering shelling but say fighting ended by morning as Ismail consolidates control of the Red Sea port. In Moscow, two American reporters were summoned to appear in a city court on case No 3 11378 with no stated charges.
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Lebanon
Abdul Fattah Ismail
Aden
Salem Robaye Ali
Arabian Peninsula
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Red Sea
Europe
Moscow
Craig Whitney
New York Times
Harold D. Piper
Baltimore Sun
Moscow City
Kolonchevskaya City Court
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Times
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Piper
The SDN Column on Rangers Angles Broadcasts and Stats
The SDN Column discusses radio broadcasts of Texas Rangers games versus the California Angels, criticizing partisan announcers and fragmented statistics that inflate small sample performances. It notes fans’ preference for radio during summer doldrums and mocks overreaching stat lines while reflecting on national fitness concerns in the period.
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Arlington
Texas Rangers
California Angels
Rangers
Ranger
Biffy Biffle
Biffle
British Tax Treaty Ratified In Senate
The Senate reversed itself and ratified a tax treaty with Great Britain after nullifying language critics said would curb states taxing foreign corporations. The 82-5 vote followed earlier rejection of a Church reservation. The treaty, negotiated in the Ford era, aims to prevent double taxation and evasion, with a major concession giving a refund to U.S. corporate shareholders of the advanced corporation tax.
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Washington
Senate
Great Britain
U.S. States
Carter
Frank Church
Idaho
Church
States
United
Treasury
W. Michael Blumenthal
Ford
Sions
John Sparkman
Dala
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
Congressional Joint Committee On Taxation
Riot Quelled in Matamoros After Jail Attack
Police with machine guns patrolled downtown Matamoros after a riot by students protesting a jail death. 35 injured, two reported dead. City Hall, police HQ, and jail burned. five banks damaged. U.S. Consul Arenz cited escaped U.S. citizens and a possible body in a state judge’s office. Mayor Cavazos Garza fled the plaza.
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Matamoros
Mexico
U.S
Francis Arenz
Arenz
Antonio Cavazos Garza
Weather summary for Snyder and West Texas
Temperature readings show a high near 99 degrees in Snyder with a 73 degree low and no precipitation today. West Texas blends clear to partly cloudy skies through Wednesday with scattered late day and night storms in the southwest and north, highs from the mid 90s to 107 in lower elevations, and lows mostly in the 70s, near 60 in higher mountains.
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Snyder
West Texas
Panhandle
Big Bend
Carter Tax Plan Stalls As Capital Gains Debate Rages
Washington AP President Carter cannot push his tax cut plan as Ways and Means members split over his capital gains proposal. Carter seeks to end favored rates, while backers push for lower capital gains taxes, complicating legislative chances. A Monday news conference saw sharp criticism of Rep. Steiger’s 25 percent cap on gains.
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Washington
Carter
Congress
House
Ways and Means
William A. Steiger
R-Wis
Conservation hearing heard varied proposals for soil and water plans
The Upper Colorado Soil and Water Conservation Service hosted a hearing with agency members and farmers to evaluate local conservation needs for the future. Officials pushed for more grass roots input, faster federal project implementation, less paperwork, and more funding to advance the Deep Creek watershed and related programs.
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Erwin Pavlik
Scurry County
Soil Conservation Service
Resource Conservation Act
Pavlik
Bill Wilson
Upper Colorado
The
Upper Colorado Soil and Water Conservation Service
Upper
Colorado
Preston Wilson
Deep Creek
Wilson
Rey Hanson
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Charlie Henderson
Snyder
State Soil Conservation Service
Temple
Washington, D.C
Why Snyder water bills use postcards instead of envelopes
City water bills go out on postcards to save about $4,000 yearly in postage. Water department staff say at least half of customers now pay in person at city hall, many via the drive in window. Other utility bills come from private providers, not the city.
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City of Snyder Utility Department
Water Department
City Hall
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