Dallas area sees football moves and policy talk
U S Senator Lloyd Bentsen spoke at the Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association meeting in Fort Worth urging expansionary budget ideas. Snyder High’s Wayne Tyrone will coach Irving football as part of Dallas Cowboys stadium plans. Irving High School’s Neal Hoskins leads football efforts in the relocation. A Texas Parks film highlights new park sites from coast to panhandle, with copies available by mail.
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Bentsen
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Snyder High School
Irving
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Neal Hoskins
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Bob Harrell
Mary Bellard
San Angelo
Lamesa
Texas Parks and Wildfire Dept
Gulf Coast
Trans-Pecos
Panhandle
Piney Woods
Motion Picture Library
John H. Reagan
Austin
Wacil McNair
Today in History Highlights March 19 1971
United States history events tied to March 19 include the 1920 Versailles Treaty rejection by the Senate setting isolationist tones, the 1628 founding of Massachusetts, Bryan’s birth in 1860, and other key milestones across 1917 to 1970s.
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Associated Press
U. S. Senate
League of Nations
U. S
Massachusetts Colony
William Jennings Bryan
Salem
U. S. Supreme Court
Belgorod
Tibet
Dalai Lama
India
China
East Germany
United States
Soviet Union
West Bengal
Weather summary for Texas regions with temperatures and weekend outlook
Temperatures vary across Texas with lows from the upper teens to the thirties and highs from the sixties to the upper seventies. Northwest and Panhandle areas see cooler nights, while Southeast and West sections trend warmer by Saturday with increasing cloudiness inland. Winds shift to southeasterly by Saturday afternoon.
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Snyder
Northwest
Texas
Panhandle
Pecos
Living Cost Up Slightly in February Inflation Report
The February cost of living rose two tenths of one percent, led by higher food, apparel, and services costs. Mortgage rates, used car and gasoline prices offset the rise. The Bureau of Labor Statistics says $100 in 1967 would cost $119.40 in February.
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Associated Press
Washington
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Fierce Storm Strikes Midwest With000 Winds and Snow
A late winter storm delivering winds up to 100 mph pounded the midcontinent. It brought heavy snow across Minnesota and Wisconsin, snow totals up to 15 inches in parts, and widespread power outages and road closures from Nebraska to Michigan.
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National Weather Service
Kansas
Nebraska
Hastings
Neb
Hutchinson
Kan
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Michigan
Iowa
Gulf Coast
Milwaukee
Rockies
Plains
South Dakota
Midwest
Grocers Protest Freshness Bill In Texas House Hearing
A Texas House Agricul ture Committee hearing heard grocers and food industry representatives oppose a bill by Rep. Joe Allen to stamp egg milk and meat with sale dates. Testimony warned fresh ness labeling may raise prices and mislead consumers. supporters noted some stores already disclose freshness.
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John Arrington
Arrington
Pearland
David Evans
The
State
Health Department
Houston
Egyptians Fire On Israeli Jets Near Suez Canal
Egyptian antiaircraft guns opened fire on two Israeli Phantom jets over Port Fuad at the northern end of the Suez Canal. The cease-fire expired on March 7 and Cairo warned of renewed shooting after March 24 if Arab-Israeli talks stall.
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Associated Press
Middle East
Cairo
Port Fuad
Suez Canal
Beirut
Egypt
United States
al Nahar
Fuad Mattar
Anwar Sadat
Nixon
Sadat
Israel
Jordan
Mattar
Rogers Meets With Eban in State Department Talks
Secretary of State William P. Rogers and Israeli Foreign Minister Abba Eban met in Washington to bridge U S Israeli rifts over a Middle East peace. They signaled no quick accord but aimed to work within the close alliance as Eban pressed Israel to hold strategic gains. Rogers urged international guarantees and a U N peacekeeping role including American troops.
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Washington
William P. Rogers
Abba Eban
Israel
Jerusalem
Roberts
Yigal Allon
Middle East
Eban
Rogers
State Department
Egypt
United Nations
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Golda Meir
C. V. Thompson Dies At Temple
C. V. Thompson known as Whitt Thompson of Snyder died last night in a Temple hospital after medical treatment. His family had been with him and were en route home to Snyder. Funeral arrangements were pending at Bell Seale Funeral Home.
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C. V. (Whitt) Thompson
Snyder
Temple
Mr. Thompson
Bell Seale Funeral Home
Panel Restores SST Funding
The Senate Appropriations Committee voted 17 to 5 to restore full funding for the federally subsidized supersonic transport plane, countering the House vote that eliminated SST spending. Several senators shifted positions from last year, with leaders signaling possible outcomes on the floor and a potential end to federal financing by March 30 if the Senate sides with the House.
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Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
House
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Senate
Hiram Fong
Hawaii
Gale McGee
Dwyo
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Mike Mansfield
Hugh Scott
White House
Chamber
U.S
Landslide Kills 400 in Andean Mining Camp
An avalanche of mud and rocks triggered by an earthquake struck a remote mining camp in the Andes near Lima. Federal police reported 400 to 600 killed in the disaster with many workers buried under debris.
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Lima
Peru
Andes
Funeral set for A. T. Henderson in Hermleigh
Funeral services are scheduled for 2 p.m. Sunday at Bell Seale Funeral Home Chapel for A. T. Henderson 80 who died Thursday night at Cogdell Memorial Hospital. He was a Brady native, retired railroad worker, World War I veteran, and had recently moved to Hermleigh. Officiating are Rev. Claude Nixon and Rev. Fred Boatman. Burial will be Fort Chadbourne Cemetery. Surviving are two sisters Mrs. W. E. Burns and Mrs. J. N. White and a brother Ben Henderson.
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Bell Seale Funeral Home
A. T. Henderson
Cogdell Memorial Hospital
Brady
Henderson
Bronte
Claude Nixon
Hermleigh United Methodist Church
Fred Boatman
Central Baptist Church
Hermleigh
Fort Chadbourne
Bell- Seale
W.E. Burns
Ravenhend Springs
Ark
J. N. White
Ackerly
Ben Henderson
Canyon Reef Carriers forms to move CO2 via 220 mile pipeline
Canyon Reef Carriers Inc organizes to build and operate a carbon dioxide pipeline in West Texas from near Brown-Basset Field through Pecos and Terrell counties to SACROC Unit at Kelly-Snyder. When full, over 200 million cu ft daily will be moved for enhanced oil recovery.
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Canyon Reef Carriers, Inc
Scurry County
Sacroc
Brown-Basset Field
Terrell County
Pecos County
Kellysnyder Field
J. R. Graham
Chevron Oil Company
Denver
Chevron
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