Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 74, No. 126, Ed. 1 Friday, March 15, 1974 Page: 1 of 20
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Brownwood:
PARTLY CLOUDY
Twenty Poges Today
Brownwood, Texas
Two Section
Fridoy.Morch IS. 1974
Volume 74 Ne. 126
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Welcome back, Bluebonnet Relays
29 killed as plane
bursts into flames
EARLY CATCH-Rattlesnakes on display at
Gibson's here Htave already been nabbed for
the 10th annual Brown County Jaycee Rat-
esnake Round-Up and Wildcat Show
Saturday and Sunday at the Brownwood
Coliseum. Trophies pictured win go to the
winners of the various categories in the hunt
Peering into an enclosed case of rattlesnakes
is Waverly Parsons. hunt coordinator for the
My choice,
your opportunity
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TOP DOG PATCHERS-Playing leading roles in the Brown-
wood High School musical "Un Abner” are. in back, Margie
Lockwood as Mammy, Seottye Ratliff as Pappy, and in front,
Mike DiLard as Abner and Betty Storm as Daisy Mae. The
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TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — A officially announced.
Danish airliner carrying 96 per-
sorts burst into flames while
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WASHINGTON (AP) — A role in Watergate and that the such a report and he asked Si- charges that they tried to block
texas lawyer pleaded innocent grand jury had asked Sirica to rica to instruct the panel either the investigation of the Water-
today to a charge he lied to a forward it to the House im- to indict or do nothing. The gate break-in.
White House has issued no rec-
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on release
of oilman
BUENOS AIRES, Argentina
musle, drama, and band departments of BHS will present the
musical tonight aad Saturday night at 6 in the high schoo
auditorium. Tickets may be purchased for 61 each.
(Bulet in Photo)
IL? . ill WATERGATE CHARGES
No word —------j--------
Jacobsen pleads innocent
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sideration Tuesday at the room at 401 Fisk total darkness had the starting because.it is in our national
regular March meeting of the At the meeting, the time of school not been pushed nee stnco a .. ,
Brownwood Independent School superintendent is also expected back. , Thensecretary. said that an
District board of trustees. to explain to the board plans for The board may feel that agreement for disengagement
Dept of Health, Education of due to illness, and plans for a class hours. nattion‘top prior ity objective in
SXXXXX “XTSI Bommwoad kutihtsssmdke to newsmen
take in order to meet an HEW were delayed by »minutes this meeting, the only method in ater acshour closedmegting
desegregation directive as semester after the nation which the school district may be wim thensenate F W Rela-
discussed at a called meeting adopted daylight saving time in able to comply with the HW Sen Edmund S Muskie n
directive, regarding raciaN Main: caid Tisdnam #15.2
identinadtlitcat“Nrthwest committee that Syria-Israeli
Elementary. may differences' are the most diffi-
voLe busing- .a . cult" with which he has had to
However, the superin- deal
tendent’s office and the four He said Kissinger would not
elementary school principals make any hard predictions, but
suggested aplanthezfeelwould that he remains cautiously op-
be the least disruptive to the timistic. » °
A spokesman for Sterling Air- educational procedure and
_____________ ways in Copenhagen said the would limit busing to just sixth
preparing to take off from Teh- plane was carrying Scandina- graders.
ran airport today, and airport vian. French and West German The plan would call for busing
officials said 29 persons were . 2. of Northwest and South sixth
killed. tounists. . graders to vacant classrooms at
Civil Aviation Director Hush- He said the plane was on old East school, while Woodland
ang Arbabi said the remaining charter to Denmark s Tjaere- Heights sixth graders would be
67 persons were rescued borgRejser Agency, and was on bused to Northwest Elemen-
Arbabi described the cause of arefuelling stop before flying
the fire as hydraulic fault. nnit0 Copenhagen from New The attendance boundary
which occurred while the plane Deih between Northwest and Coggin . _
was taxiing toward takeoff He Prime Minister Amir Abass would also be moved several (AP) - The whereabouts of Watergate grand iurv about neachment inouir,
did not elaborate went to the scene of the crash blocks to approximately American oil executive Victor dairy ndustKyinoneury about PeaShmentwinguiryatm., , .-------- met, ,
Easier, the official Iranian and later said that While the Melwood Ave, north of its Samuelson remained a mystery JakendactsenoneyAuatin mThesotherdefendantsarefor-
newsagency said that 37 per- Caravelle. was still tasing, the current downtown tocation, -today despite payment four -was indicted on Fei gAustin, wII-I I n .Haldeman, Ehrlichman and r Atty.Gen. John N Mit-
sons were killed and 42 injured, airports control tower told the adding students of all grades to days ago of a record $14.2 mi- rhar„ If sing wEn he told the Naldeman and Jahn D.Ehirlich- five other former adminis- former White Housesspe-
It said 17 were unharmed and’ crew that flames were coming Coggin, although busing would dion ransom to Marxist guer- grand jury he let 610 <XW from a Hacked the aidsthesgran jury tration .and campaign ‘aides former selCharlesC Colson,
were taken to hotels from the hydraulic system He not be needed since the school is rillas for his release authority were indicted March ’ on Assisantsntty,Gen
Earlier, the state radio re- said the pilot was ordered to so cloy. It was not known if the a bank safe depositbox for 27 ne ormer
ported 37 persons were rescued abandon the take off Northwest and Coggin would People's Revolutionary Army ivenrs without tmwhino it , LI.c.., 1. White House aide
from the plane and the rest of “At this moment, due to house grades1 through 6, while (ERP) were still holding the 36- U.S. District Court Judge 1IOUVY CtOUuS TCI 11 TO Gordon C. Strachan and Ken-
the passengers were killed.' trouble with one at the wheels, South and Woodland iHeizhts year-old refinery manager from George L. Hart Jr. gave Jacob- ' neth W Parkinson former
in addition, airport officials the plane's wing hit the ground would house grades 1 through 5. Cleveland, Ohio, or if he had sen 30days to fife motions in the I r l . counsel for President Nixon's
said the plane was carrying 94 and the spark caused an ex- Sixth, eraders at East would be been released and secretly case and said he plans to try the OrOClUCO USGlUl roins re-election finance committee
passengers and a crew of four. plosion." the prime minister counteduaspartof Woodland flown abroad. matter after the conclusion of a U SCI UI I UI I IS All have pleaded mnocei^>
and the number of ead was not said eT on age Officials of Esso Argentina. Texas trial involving Jacobsen. Chances for useful moisture mercury should charge into the all charges against them
Samuelson's employer and a Jacobsen is under indictment were fading across Mid-Texas 60s. 1ache.n ______ ....
subsidiary of Exxon, would say on state charges stemming this morning as heavy, low n’former alde to the
only that they would make no from an unrelated matter. The clouds brought only a trace of About the only measurable esident Lyndon B.
immediate statement when Texas trial is scheduled to open mist and light rain to most rainfall reported in this area Johnsor , "as charged with
Samuelson was released Thev in May. sections of the area / today was half an inch at making a false statement to a
implied the announcement Meanwhile, U.S. District And forecasters sa>-the Goldthwaite Brownwood and grand Jury/Jan .25, 1974 If con-
would come from Exxon’s New Court Judge John J. Sirica an- morning cloudiness should give most other points received only victedu Jacobsen .could face a
York headquarters nounced through a spokesman way to party cloudy skies and trace. m aximumpena ityoffhr years
that he would not rule today on cooler weather tonight, followed Extended forecasts look for P ™ a 6 0,000 fine
noPnhcusouressaid thyehad the disposition of the sealed re- by fair skies but cooler tern- clear to partly cloudy skies The Jacobsen indictment was
noinfformatiot nthat heh ad been port and a satchel of evidence peratures Saturday for the Sunday through Tuesday with a returned by a grand jury in-
freedatinh LI aisonoin- received from the grand jury renewal of the Bluebonnet warming trend A new round of vestigating whether political
formatonufrom.samuelson’s that investigated the Watergate Relays in Brownwood thundershowers now looks contributions from the dairy in-
wtfe,who wassentitptheuni ited cover-up. Lows will likely be in the 40s possible about Tuesday, the dustry influenced an adminis-
Statesinmidranarywiththe Sources havessaiothat th* by daybreak Saturday but National Weather Service said tration decision in March 1971 to
couple s three children port concerns President Nixon’s during the afternoon the this morning raise price supports
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thhrdusstnbegin nins..early • Hunters are expected to bring will be taken back to Fort Worth in addition to the Texas novice the sacking contest
Snturdaymorningas he in their prey all through the day by the Venomaires for research and Texas professional mws , .
annual Brownwood Jaycee Saturday and again on Sunday programs champions. The wildcat show will feature
Rattlesnake Round-Up and Cash prizes and trophies will go Also, rattlesnake sacking ‘ , antiques, barbed wire, bottles,
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Show The buiding wnusuanndonttsesthemost rounds ofqualifying throws in the snakes. Gary Sudderth i. overall
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Doorsonenat9am anashak on! ™ "u again be on Doster, there are more teams Texas champion who lost the coordinator is Waveriv pan
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Arabs said eyeing I
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_ By JEFFREY MILLS Hussein said in an interview a very long time " Hussein said leave Washington Saturday
Associated Press Writer Thursday that there is a "defi- Hussein was interviewed im- "The United States has con-
WASHINGTON (AP) - Sec- nite change” in Arab feelings mediately after his last confer- tributed significantly to what-
retary of State Henry A. Kissin- toward the United States, ence with Kissinger and Joseph ever progress has been already
ger's Middle East diplomacy "It is the result of the steps J. Sisco, the undersecretary for made. Dr. Kissinger s dedica-
has led to a growing desire by taken by your government, es- political affairs The king un- tion to the cause of peace pro-
Arab states for better relations pecially by Dr. Kissinger There dergoes his yearly medical duced encouraging results, and
with the United States, Jordans is movement now, instead of the check today at Walter Reed though still much has to be
King Hussein says. lack of it, which was thecasefor Army Hospital and plans to done, I am optimistic," Hilsaem
said.
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Trustees to consider time
handed" and there is a “grow- k
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Fisher, Norman. Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 74, No. 126, Ed. 1 Friday, March 15, 1974, newspaper, March 15, 1974; Brownwood, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1575515/m1/1/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Brownwood Public Library.