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Newspaper

Snyder Daily News

Location

Snyder, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1973

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Postal quirks spark reader notes on mail and gardens

SDN Column shares reader anecdotes on slow mail from San Antonio and fast deliveries from Shreveport plus warnings about loose horses and stray animals. It cites Texas health officials on poor nutrition and three dietary problems, underscoring garden interest and public rules.

Texas State Department of Health Wacil McNair

Today in History Highlights May 6 1973

On May 6 1942 Corregidor fell to Japanese after 150 days of resistance. Born on this date Karl Marx in 1818. Arkansas left the Union in 1861. The US banned Chinese immigration in 1882. Eiffel Tower opened in 1889. Edward VII died in 1910. Princess Margaret wed Antony Armstrong Jones in 1960.

Associated Press Corregidor Karl Marx Prussia Arkansas Union United States Eiffel Tower Paris Britain Edward VI Princess Margaret Antony Armstrong Jones Westminster Abbey London Birmingham Ala la Plata Argentina Eastern Air Lines Honduras Pennsylvania

Texas Weather Outlook From Snyder Forecast

The Snyder forecast covers Northwest to Southeast Texas and Oklahoma. Temperatures range from highs in the 70s to 90s and lows from the upper 40s to 70s. Monday through Wednesday bring partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies with scattered thunderstorms, cooler nights, and varied regional details.

Snyder Texas Panhandle Oklahoma

Segretti Indicted on Conspiracy Charges in Florida Plot

In Orlando AP reports Donald Segretti and George Hearing faced a federal indictment for conspiring to disrupt the 1972 Florida Democratic presidential primary campaigns. The case includes a phony campaign letter alleging sexual misconduct and other false accusations against Jackson and Humphrey.

Henry M. Jackson D-Wash Capitol Florida Jackson Hubert H. Humphrey D-Minn Donald H. Segretti Orlando Fla Edmund S. Muskie U.S Segretti Marina del Ray Calif George A Tampa Citizens For Muskie Sen Hubert Humphrey Nesota Democrat Robert Benz Odessa Nixon Herbert Kalmbach

Guns Recovered in Multicounty Burglary Case

Scurry Nolan and Fisher County authorities recovered 24 rifles and shotguns valued over 5000, sold in San Antonio. Suspects James Jones Charles Warner and Lonnie Henry, all Roscoe residents, face burglary charges in Nolan and Fisher counties, with cattle theft added for two. Arrests may link to about 15 burglaries across three counties.

Scurry County Nolan Fisher San Antonio Keith Collier Collier John Billy Koonsman Lloyd Mountain Aother Ben Harless Lloyd Mountain Community Sky Roberson Collier Nolan County James Paul Jones Charles Warner Lonnie Henry Roscoe Jones Warner Fisher County Henry Andy Anderson Scurry Roby Sweetwater Anderson

States Restore Death Penalty In Specific Murder Cases

Connecticut and Nevada have restored the death penalty for killings of police and fire personnel on duty and for murder for pay and inmate-on-life-sentence cases. Connecticut also allows capital punishment for slayings by a prior murder convict.

Associated Press Connecticut Nevada

Death of Jim Moss in Houston Hospital

Jim Moss aged 56 of 3749 Avenue W died at 8 55 a m Saturday in M D Anderson Hospital Houston Funeral arrangements were pending at Bell Seale Funeral Home

Jim Moss Avenue W M.D. Anderson Hospital Houston Bell Seale Funeral Home Sallie Mae Cross Scurry County Cogdell Memorial Hospital Cross Hamilton County Green Hill Baptist Church Pyron Cemetery Bell-Seale Funeral Home Xelma Winn Sundown Irvin Sar Cross Snyder Sid Cross Justiceburg Linnie Bryant Will Moore Covina Calif

Mexico Agrees To Meet Kidnappers Demands For Diplomat

President Luis Echeverria said Mexico would satisfy the Armed Revolutionary Forces of the People demands to save the life of Terrance G. Leonhardy the U.S. consul general in Guadalajara who was abducted Friday. The group sought the release and exile of 30 prisoners in Havana and Cuba consented to asylum. Local and federal authorities paused investigations as orders to follow the captors demands were issued. The diplomat, father of two, was seized four blocks from his home in Guadalajara.

Chris Angelo Associated Press Guadalajara Mexico Luis Echeverria Mexico City Terrance G. Leonhardy U.S Armed Revolutionary Forces of the People FRAP Havana Emilio Rabasa Cuba Echeverria Kathy Eileen United States Leonhardy

McSpadden Wins Runoff for Snyder ISD Board Seat

Vera McSpadden, wife of Dr W B McSpadden, elected Place 1 on Snyder Independent School District Board after 344 votes in a runoff against Ricardo Corrales who had 214 votes. Turnout 559 ballots with one void. McSpadden the first woman to serve on the board.

Vera McSpadden Snyder Independent School District McSpadden Ricardo Corrales W.B. MecSpadden Snyder Harold Lacik Max von Roeder Bill Eiland William J. Schiebel Dillard Teel Ted Crenwelge Dan Cotton

UN diplomats face phone shutdown over unpaid bills

U N missions in New York risk losing phone service as unpaid bills mount for more than a dozen diplomats. The U.S. report cites parking abuses by diplomatic cars at fire hydrants and notes ongoing friction over diplomatic immunity and parking enforcement.

Associated Press United Nations N.Y U.N U.S U.N. Committee On United States U S William E. Schaufele Jr New York Schaufele New York City Manhattan DPL

Texas House advances drug reform bill to reduce marijuana penalty

The Texas House tentatively approved a drug reform bill cutting possession of one ounce of marijuana from a felony to a misdemeanor. The measure, 101-27, includes a resentencing option for those already convicted and raises penalties for sellers and certain hard drugs.

Austin, Tex Texas House House Texas Dolph Briscoe Matt Garcia San Antonio

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