Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 74, No. 42, Ed. 1 Tuesday, December 4, 1973 Page: 4 of 12
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Tuendey. December 4, 1973
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Republican vendetta-Parr
AUSTIN, Tex. (API — Chair-
man Joe Christie of the State
derneath the railroad bridge Saturday
morning. Killing up one of the many sacks
with garbage is member John Qulllin (left!
AMANDA’S Chri
"TODAY WAS THE
BUT THIS YEAR
THE COMMOTION
WAS EVEN
GREATER.
FOR WINTER HAP
BEEN VERY HARP
AND THEN HAP
NOT VET BEEN
decline, however, both from the
previous weeks and from the
1972 figures
Con Ed spokesmen were re-
luctant to give a reason for the
decline, citing weather, popu-
lation growth and other vari-
ables that would affect the
amount of electricity used
Dr Marshak said the test de-
veloped by Dr. Ferrer is "an
accurate, sensitive, rapid and
inexpensive means of determin-
ing which cattle are currently
infected with virus."
He said the test provides a
ization of an indigenous bovine
C-type virus that appears to be
the causative agent of leukemia
in cattle
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In Louisiana, tornadoes were
sighted late Monday near Gib-
sland, Lafayette and Monroe,
and wind gusts to 87 m.p.h were
recorded at DeRidder.
A tornado also was seen near
Natchez, Miss., and wind dam-
age occurred at Waldo, Ark
From southeast Missouri 6"y
through Arkansas, Mississippi
and western Tennessee, heavy
rains fell and flash-flood watch-
es were in effect.
The Atlantic Coast states and
Phone
Mail with ad
Snow warnings were issued
for central Kansas, where four
inches was expected in some
portions A winter storm watch
was in effect for northwest Mis-
souri
trolling bovine leukemia than
the blood cerT county method
used in Denmar and some other
European countries
He said a small blood sample
is all that is required to tell if
the animal is infected with the
virus.
Butter pr
jumps in
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kesmen, butter
jumped this fall
lure Department
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The virus is indistinguishable more accurate and satisfactory
in appearance from the viruses means of identifying infected
known to cause leukemia in cattle and of ultimately con-
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leukemia 'breakthrough'
FORT WORTH. Tex IAP) — Dr. Robert R Marshak. a vet- mice, cats and chickens, but it
A team of research scientists erinarian, and Dr Jorge F. differs from them in its anti-
from the University of Pennsyl- Ferrer, an M.D. genic properties and in.its re-
vania has made an important "The cattle disease is a close quirements for expression and
breakthrough" in the diag- counterpart of one of the forms detection, the statement said,
nosis of leukemia in cattle, it of human leukemia and is of Antigens are substances
was disclosed today considerable economic impor- which, when introduced into the
The discovery, it was report- tance to the cattle industry, body, incite the formation of
ed. may provide important particularly dairy cattle," the antibodies.
leads applicable to the intensive association said in a prepared Studies on the unusual “char-
search for a human leukemia statement, acteristics and requirements of
virus. In some herds, many the bovine C-type virus,” Dr.
A paper describing a simple healthy cattle are infected with Ferrer said, “may provide im-
blood test which accurately the virus, whereas in the leu- portant leads applicable to the
identifies cattle infected with kemia-free herds studied by the intensive search for human leu-
bovine leukemia virus was pre- Pennsylvania team the virus is kemia virus "
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AUSTIN, Tex. 1AP1 - Gov.
Dolph Briscoe made the follow-
ing appointments Monday:
Brazos River Authority—
W.C Wiese Jr of Calvert,
replacing A Guy Crouch of
Alvin, whose term expired
Clint M Walker. Tahoka,
replacing Russell Bean, Lub-
bock, whose term expired
Kermit Ashby, Plainview,
replacing Don McClatchy.
Olney, whose term expired Bil-
ly Joe Wilson. Hamlin, replac-
ing Osheer Smith. Cameron,
whose term expired. Reap-
pointed were Harry H Moore.
Navasota. Lyndon Olson Sr.
Waco, and Don Coppedge, Wax-
ahachie
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etwien
But a Justice Department at- the administration reversed a
torney said U.S District Judge 13-day-old decision not to in- Fhrc*i. rof.cce
William B Jones will be asked crease the federal support price -‘ur1ne 1eru95%
sented at the American Associ- absent ”
ation of Bovine Practitioners The statement said the Penn-
Convention sylvania team studies have Jed
The paper was presented by to the detection and character-
raigned by Suttle on Monday,
pleaded innocent to a one-court
, ■ i r if perjury indictment. Both men
milk fund documents enritrsexnsendawattingtrial
WASHINGTON * API - The istration officials on March 23. egrsherbarnstindgtmnentua
White House is surrendering se- 1971 appearances here when he was
eret milk fund documents to a This is one day after the dairy questioned about payments to
federal judge. including the industry made the first of many him totaling $’21 500 from 1968
first tape to be released not secret contributions to the to 1970 from the Duval County
directly related to Watergate campaign and two days before___
We believe that the decrease grees last year
- or a good portion of it - is Commonwealth Edison Co .
due to conservation measures,' which supplies Chicago and
to keep the material under for milk.
wraps on the grounds that it is Nader’s lawyers contend the
protected by executive privi- meeting was crucial to that
lege. change in policy.
The documents and tape The tape might show just
could be turned over as early as what factors led to the policy
today, said the department change which. by industry esti-
The Edison Electric Institute, consumption was down, but
which compiles nationwide sta- temperatures were up "It
tistics, confirmed that elec- could be ’ a combination of
tricity usage declined during weather and conservation or
November, particularly near just weather," a spokesman
said We just don t know.”
Claude Dickens of the Kansas
City Board of Public Utilities'
said there was a decrease of 58
per cent in electricity usage
from October to November this
year He said it was too early to
say whether a trend was de-
veloping, but added: There is
some decrease in usage that can
be attributed to customer ac-
tion.”
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By JOHN LUMPKIN hierarchy of the state of government are politically Conservation and Reclamation 373
Associated Press Writer Texas’ motivated. ’ DistrictThe indictment says he F
SAN ANTONIO, Tex lAPi — He said former U.S. Justice Eventually, they'll get all of perjured himself in charac- B
“The Republicans are in It’s a Department official Will Wilson us,” said Parr terizing the payments as legal Be
Republican vendetta,” says helped compile the "Texas He said the investigations of fees and in saying he worked as F ad
Duval County Judge Archer List" and said the San Antonio Duval County officials are "an an attorney for the district three ta
Parr, one of several officials ui U.S. Attorney. William Ses- attempt to break up the Parr months “in exclusive time" 52d
his deep South Texas County. sions, "is a former associate of machine, so to speak" each year from 1967 to 1969 EF" IS
whom federal authorities are Will Wilson.” Sessions' prose- Parr's uncle, George Parr, 72, Saenz's indictment alleges he 7 %!
investigating cutors have been working with and two Duval County school lied when he said a $5,000 with- " ,
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The material, demanded by *700 million to America’s dairy Insurance Board refused to most of the Southwest were un- CIEANIP_MemEsupC.
consumer advocate Ralph Na- farmers. speculate today on whether the der clear to partly cloudy skies
der in a civil suit, bears on the The judge is expected to listen energy crisis would produce The Pacific Northwest was cov- fraternity Alpha Phi Omega and their pledges
circumstances surrounding the to the tape and examine the lower automobile insurance ered by cloudy skies, with scat- gave the Austin Ave. underpass a new look as
administration’s abrupt turn- other material in his chambers rates. tered light snow in the interior they cleaned out all of the debris from un-
about decision in 1971 to raise before ruling on the claim of Temnerataros before dawn ----------------------------------------------
federal milk price supports executive privilege. Should he Some experts say that ener- . f . . ,. . . .
nBanedmimsrnarniratneche Conservation efforts cut
milk supports in exchange for Sources saidI that some 6a sible gasoline rationing should somesotherreportssAnchor- T""T" • I I • II • - V I
more than *200,000 in secret documents are being turned bring about a reduction in au- Astocrougyeatantarcoudye n .... . .
contributions from the dairy in- over to the judge. tomobile claims and ultimately c1ost3 " ™ ■ Buttalo » elertricitt/ cAncun rn n T I A n
as:.sar’ electricity consumption
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r . g heads ned its position and has de- year. . cloudy. Louisville 54 cloudy, decline in electricity con- We re not only cutting growth therefore said it could not draw
by demanding higher support cided to permit the judge to in- " Miami 73 clear. Minneapolisse sumption during November but are making inroads mto ac- any conclusions from the fig.
prices. . , . spect the evidence in private to The board cut auto insurance Paul 22 clear. But utility officials say they tual usage " ures
vGoernmentalawyers.said decide whether it should be used rates on a statewide average by Nashville 56 clear. New York can’t judge how much of the Pacific Gas & Electric in San Some utilities tried to take
madaanies-Pesrecorang; intnescasen i ma nearly 5 per cent this year, 45 clear. Philadelphia 40 clear, drop was due to the generally Francisco said that for the week into account the weather when
madecon hessamessystem that Additi n“ rly docu- Christie noted, and some 50 Phoenix 42 clear. Pittsburgh 48 higher temperatures and how ended Nov 24. consumption was making their computations
producedthe presidential Wa- ments are being turned over to companies are offering addi- partly cloudy, St. Louis 56 rain, much resulted from Americans up 2.6 per cent over the figure a Public Service Elec trie & Gas
tergatentapes,isaoaamegting the plaintiffs in the case with no tional discounts of up to 20 per San Francisco 56 clear, Seattle responding to President Nixon's year ago, but was 10 4 per cent New Jersey's largest electrical
between Nixon and top admin- claim of executive privilege. cent. 43loudy, Washington 42 clear Nov. 8 appeal for energy sav- below what had been predicted utility. said that for the week
ings. Bill Conley of the New Eng- ended Nov 24. consumption was
A spokesman for Consoli- land Power Exchange, whose 44 509 7 million kilowatt hours, a
dated Edison in New York City member companies account for decline of five per cent over the
said that for the weeks ended 95 per cent of all the electricity same period in 1972
Nov. 4 and Nov 11, electricity generated in New England, said A company spokesman said
consumption was higher than usage was estimated at four or the average temperature for
during the same period in 1972. five per cent below the forecast Nov 2-25 was 48.3 degrees thus
The next two weeks showed a previously made for November year compared with 44 9 de-
in federal court here Monday, the grand jury here which re- officials are under indictment in drawal from a Benavides city
Parr proclaimed his innocence turned perjury indictments Corpus Christi on charges of fund was authorized to him by
of federal perjury charges against Parr and Octavio evading federal income tax, the city council for services he
After his arraignment before Saenz, 69, the mayor of Ben- George Parr, known as the rendered
U.S. District Court Judge D W avides, Tex. “Duke of Duval”, and the two
Suttle. Parr said the six-court Parr mentioned John Osorio, others have pleaded innocent e •
federal indictment returned last a figure in the Sharpstown stock Archer Parr, referring to pre- >now, roin
month by a grand jury here was scandals; Ben Barnes, vious investigations of Duval p ■
politically motivated Waggoner Carr. Victoria bust- County officials during the Eis- -LUI DI.:.,
He said he and other Demo- nessman Zac Jentz and former enhower administration. said. CnII rloInS 4
crats are on a “Texas List" Austin congressman Joe Kil- “When the Republicans are in,
compiled by U.S Sen John gore as being on the “Texas we have this." By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Tower, R-Texas and other last". Carr also has said his le- An income tax evasion in- Snow and freezing rain chilled
members of “The Republican gal troubles with the federal dictment against George Parr the southern Plains today and
-------------------------------------:----------------------- in 1954 was dismissed during the heavy thunderstorms dumped k
and pledge Lee Price. (Bulletin Photo,
EARLY DF.CA—Officers in the Early DECA Linda Piper, secretary; and Shirley Musick, nsAdvisory Council on Commu-
chapter include toft to right, standing. Larry reporter Thomas Ponder is group sponsor. . Del Rirpidcin whtehgad.
Scarborough, president; Steve Cochran, vice (Bulletin Photo > rah. Del Rio, whose term ex-
president; Tiger Neal, treasurer; and seated, pired
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