Former Estes Colleague Charged in Kidnapping in Tyler
Don Trull 50, tied to West Texas swindler Billie Sol Estes investigations, is charged with aggravated kidnapping for holding Bill May and threatening a fire in Pyron Investments office, demanding 10 000 dollars and a Cadillac. Logan, 21, also charged. bond set at 15 000. Trull claimed Estes owed him money and shared an Abilene office.
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Tyler, Tex
Tyler
West Texas
Billie Sol Estes
Don Trull
Estes
Abilene
Justice of the Peace
Edna Hicks
Mark Logan
Associated Press
Trull
Billy D. Pyron
Pyron
Pryon
Willie
Hardy
Pyron Investments
Bill May
Logan
May
State
Oil Checks Cost More Than Ever
Consumers pay higher premiums for full service as Lundberg survey shows self service saves 3.51 cents per gallon on regular gas. Average price including all services is 63 cents a gallon, up from 59 cents year ago, with labor costs driving the differential.
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New York
Lundberg Letter
Petroleum Industry
United States
Lundberg
U.S
Unclear text about a Washington official and local deputy case
Fragmentary notice mentions a Washington bureaucrat charged with embezzlement and a Motley County sheriff shooting. References Stacy Allen Carter and John Dee Rogers with page gluings to Page 14 and Page 35, but exact events and details are unreadable.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Stacy Allen Carter
Fortenberry
Motley County
Jinx” Wilson
John Dee Rogers
Mt Usu erupts again sending ash across Hokkaido
Mt Usu in Hokkaido erupted Tuesday for the second day, with rocks the size of cantaloupes and ash clouds reaching 18,000 feet. About 5,000 residents from Lake Toya evacuated by bus and on foot as ash covered roads and tracks, hospitals moved patients, and crops suffered heavy damage.
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Tokyo
Lake Toya
Sapporo
Begin says PLO will not join Middle East talks
Israeli officials told AP that Prime Minister Menahem Begin stated the Palestine Liberation Organization never will be a partner in peace talks. They cited Vance's private assurance to the United States that Washington would veto PLO participation in a reconvened Geneva meeting due to the group’s stated goal of Israel's destruction.
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Jerusalem
Menahem Begin
Palestine Liberation Organization
Middle East
Cyrus R. Vance
PLO
Geneva
Yasir Arafat
Israel
Begin
Vance
Moshe Dayan
U.N. Security Council
Carter
Plains
United Nations
Hasan Abdel Rahman
U.N
Special Committee On
Medcine Fall
Senegal
Hunland
Adolf Hitler
One Juror To Go For Davis
The Davis capital murder jury nears completion with Juror No. 11 Gilbert L. Kennedy Jr. sworn in as a 49 year old letter carrier. He joins seven men and three women sequestered at the Executive Inn as Judge Dowlen delays proceedings to select the final juror.
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Thomas Cullen Davis
Gilbert L. Kennedy, Jr
la Paloma
Dowlen
Davis
Queen Elizabeth II visits Ireland as IRA shoots British trooper
Violence escalates during Queen Elizabeth II’s planned two day Silver Jubilee tour of Northern Ireland. The IRA killed a British soldier in Belfast and bombed the New University of Ulster at Coleraine, while a 16 year old Catholic youth died earlier in clashes. Security chiefs weigh canceling the visit as authorities deploy thousands of troops under Operation Monarch. Sinn Fein plans a protest march, while Protestant groups warn of retaliation.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
Aritish
Elfast
IRA
Elizabeth
New University of Ulster
Coleraine
Provisionals
Sinn Fein
Falls Road
Panama Pact Nears End as Canal Treaty Talks Progress
Panamanian sources say this week's close may seal economic terms of a new canal treaty. U.S. offer stands at 50 million dollars annually while Panama seeks 460 million upfront and 150 million yearly. Agreements on joint defense and a staged U.S. withdrawal through 1999 are also advancing.
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Panama City
Panama
UPI
U.S
Panama Canal
Rodrigo Gonzalez
Omar Torrijos
United States
Canal
Lewis Galindo
Ellsworth Bunker
Sol Linowitz
Poll: Wide Support for U S Retention of Panama Canal
A nationwide poll shows 78 percent of adults favor continuing U.S. ownership and control of the Panama Canal, with 8 percent favoring turnover to Panama and 14 percent undecided. The survey, based on 1,011 interviews in May, tracks rising support since 1975 and 1976.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Panama Canal
The
Institute of American Relations
Opinion Research Corporation of
Princeton
N.J
Jesse Helms
R-N.c
Canal
Panama
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Sea of Okhotsk
Japan
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Bill Cox
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Peete Ee Ab
Panhandle
Ae Lee
Ireland
Paul McWilliam
Senate
U. S
Gabriel Lewis Galindo
Linowitz
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