Queen Calls Election After Narrow No Confidence Vote
Queen Elizabeth II called a general election for May 3 after James Callaghan's minority Labour government was ousted by a one vote margin in Parliament. Dissolution of the current Parliament was set for April 7 with May 9 to convene the first session of the new Parliament.
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London
Elizabeth II
James Callaghan
Labor
Callaghan
House of Commons
Arab League splits on sanctions against Sadat over Egypt aid
The Arab League conference divided as Saudi Arabia refused to halt its vast aid to Egypt while Syria, Libya and the Palestinians boycott in protest for not voting sanctions against the United States.
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Iraq
Anwar Sadat
Saudi Arabia
Egypt
Syria
Libya
United States
Arson Blamed for Fires at Boston Hotels
Boston police say two fires started 90 minutes apart at the citys premier hotels forced about 2000 guests to flee into the night. At least 67 injured mostly by smoke inhalation, with several serious burns and at least two heart attacks reported.
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Boston
Probation Not Revoked In Bullock Case
AUSTIN AP The Travis County attorney said he will not seek revocation of Comptroller Bob Bullock’s probation from a July 1978 DWI charge after Bullock’s Monday collision with a pickup truck. County Attorney Jim McMurtry said no one has stated Bullock was intoxicated.
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Bullock
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Carter-Bob to lead Detroit GOP convention next year
The SDN Column notes Detroit will host the Republicans’ nominating event with Carter-Bob in charge, not Jimmy. Texans hoped Dallas would win the bid but face inherent challenges, including scheduling and seat allocations, amid Carter era doubts and oil policy tensions.
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Carter
Bob Carter
Texas
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Bill Clements
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Prospective Industry Report Set In Chamber Session
The chamber of commerce hosts an afternoon briefing in the conference room on an industry site. Dalton Walton and Charlie Henderson, chamber leaders, prepare a report on long standing operations. Officials from the chamber Scurry County Industrial Foundation city and county attend and await specifics.
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Bill Warner
Dalton Walton
Charlie Henderson
Chamber
Scurry County Industrial Foundation
Walton
Henderson
Warner
Dyess Leaves Post as Scurry County Parks Chief
Scurry County Parks Superintendent J C Dyess, age 68, retired after nine years in charge of eight community centers, eight ball fields, three parks and hospital grounds. He thanked colleagues at a Towle Park Barn party and noted no immediate plans beyond taking it easy. His successor, J K Ward, will assume duties April 1.
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Scurry County
Ted Billingsley
Hassie Sneed
Dyess
Eldon Perry
Charlie Yoast
J.K. Ward
SDN
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Snyder Independent School District
Grand Saline
House of Jeans Plans Snyder Mall Store The Junction
Lawrence N Hurwitz president of L M House of Jeans announces a 3229 square foot The Junction store at Snyder Mall in Snyder Texas. It will offer Levis Brittania Pentimento sportswear junior lines and more and employ 10. House of Jeans, founded 1937, has expanded across Texas Louisiana Oklahoma Arkansas and New Mexico with headquarters in Austin. Sy Ainbinder of Ainbinder Associates touts Snyder Mall project and leasing contact Alan Smith in Houston.
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Lawrence N. Hurwitz
L&m House of Jeans, Inc
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Pentimento
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Tuffilyn
College
L&m House of Jeans
John Hurwitz
Austin Army & Navy
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Lawrence Hurwitz
House of Jeans
Texas
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Arkansas
New Mexico
Texarkana
Sy Ainbinder
Ainbinder Associates
Ainbinder
Alan Smith
San Felipe
Suite
Partly Cloudy Weather North and West Texas Forecast
Partly cloudy and windy with scattered thunderstorms forecast for West Texas today. Temperatures in Snyder reach a high of 69 and a low of 54 with 7 am reading at 62. No precipitation today. 1979 total is 2.96. Friday brings partly cloudy skies with highs in the 70s to 80s and lows in the 40s to 50s.
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Snyder
Texas
Carter to Decide on Deregulation Next Week
President Carter indicated he will likely announce his decision on lifting price controls for domestically produced crude oil early next week. He opened a Cabinet Room meeting with leaders to discuss options, noting the June 1 date when he could act, and stressed ongoing congressional talks on a broader energy blueprint. Senators said the tax question and legislative path remain key concerns as bipartisan discussions continue with top officials and advisers.
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Carter
Congress
Charles Percy
Illinois
Pete Domenici
New Mexico
Kingswood Estate Phase II apartment loan approved in Snyder
The West Central Texas Council of Governments approved a Farmers Home Administration loan for Rogers and Rogers Investments to build Kingswood Estate Apartments Phase II in Snyder. The $756,000 project will add 40 units with 24 one bedroom and 16 two bedroom homes, priced $145 to $269 monthly, energy saving features, with Phase I already nearing full occupancy and a strong tenant wait list. In Washington, a House subcommittee opened hearings on a bill to set a new formula for member business expense deductions for the House and Senate.
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Farmers Home Administration
Snyder
Robert H. Danner
Rogers Ad Rogers Investments
Fort Worth
Kingswood
37Th St
East
Rogers and
Rogers
Wctcog
Kingswood Estate
Washington
House
Senate
Egypt objects to U S security pledges to Israel
Egypt voiced grave concern over a State Department memo pledging U S security assurances and possible arms shipments to Israel. Prime Minister Khalil called the provisions unacceptable, while Washington insisted the assurances were misread and routinely allowed in peace contexts.
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Egypt
U.S
Israel
State Department
Middle East
United States
Mustafa Khalil
Cyrus R. Vance
Khalil
Anwar Sadat
Vance
Associated Press
Ask Us Ask Us Q Why Are Snyder Citizens Asked to Support Industry
The reader asks why Snyder residents are urged to back an industry without adequate information. They question prior community objections and request to know which community objected, noting that locals with firsthand reports show no objections where the industry already operates. They point to state government resisting expansion and mention climate factors related to a plant in the area.
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Snyder
Drive Begins Sunday To Hike Church Attendance
Scurry County Ministerial Alliance launches a five Sunday April campaign to boost church attendance in Snyder and Scurry County. Mayor John Fagin proclaims April as Sunday School of Your Choice Month. The group will post weekly totals on the courthouse square, with key Sundays including All the Family Sunday and Easter Sunday.
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Snyder
John Fagin
James 2 Jackson
Punty
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