Quanah Lawyer Rex E Sullivan Named 46th District Judge
Rex E Sullivan Jr a 47 year old Quanah attorney and former county attorney since 1960 was named by Gov Preston Smith to the 46th Judicial Court effective Sept 1 He replaces Judge Tom Davis who resigned to join the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals The 46th District serves Hardeman Wilbarger and Foard counties Sullivan a World War I Naval Air Corps night fighter pilot holds a UT Law degree and has a long local practice He is active in the community and serves as a director of Security National Bank The Sullivans reside in Quanah with three children.
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County buys tree chipping machine for dead woods
Wayne County Detroit signs purchase of a large tree chipping machine. The device can reduce whole trees to saleable wood chips within minutes, enabling local communities to manage the mounting disposal of dead trees.
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Veteran Catfish Farmer Predicts Industry Growth Nationwide
Bud Hollar, Sanford bait dealer and catfish hauler, predicts catfish restaurants will become as common as chicken or steak places in the South. He traces a pivot from live bait to farm raised catfish and describes expanding operations, rapid industry growth, and plans to modernize transport to move large volumes between Texas Panhandle farms and markets.
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Sicily Exiles Woman Seen as Mafia Suspect
Assetta Bargarella, a 27 year old resident of Palermo, faces exile under Sicily’s anti Mafia laws. Police say the court ordered exile after she requested a passport renewal to travel abroad and potentially attend a family baptism. The case highlights gendered expectations in Mafia investigations.
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Faster Driving In Michigan Seen In January Nineteen Seventy One
Michigan motorists average 64.5 mph on state freeways in January 1971, edging up from 63.9 mph four years earlier per State Highway Department speed surveys. The department conducts seasonal surveys to study driving habits and seasonal effects.
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Far Away Places Lure Many Samoans
The population of American Samoa reaches about 28 000 while over 40 percent of the world’s American Samoans live outside the territory. An estimated 20 000 reside in U S states mainly Hawaii and California, with some living abroad.
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Texas antitrust suit ends with school library refunds
Attorney General Crawford Martin announced that 494,929 in refund checks were mailed to Texas schools and libraries as settlements in an antitrust case over children's book prices. The payments cover 16 of 30 defendant publishers accused of a price fixing conspiracy.
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