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Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1972

Page

19

Hereford Western Days Celebrates Riders Club Anniversary

Western Days events mark the Hereford Riders Club rodeo anniversary with seed spitting cow chip throwing and beard growing from today through Saturday. The schedule includes an old fiddlers contest with $500 in prizes, a downtown parade, rodeo each evening at 8 pm, and dances to Tommy Hancock in the Little Bull Barn.

Hereford Spc Hereford Riders Club Downtown Merchants Association Hereford Jaycees Hereford Lions Club Deaf Smith County Bull Barn Bull Barn Lions Club Main Street Riders Club Tommy Hancock Lubbock Little Bull Barn

Screwworm Warning Issued for Oklahoma Cattlemen

Oklahoma cattlemen were urged to inspect herds after a confirmed screwworm case in Wilbarger County Texas, adjacent to Jackson and Tillman counties in Oklahoma. Billy Ray Gowdy, president of the state Board of Agriculture, stated the infestation was verified in Vernon Texas.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma Texas Billy Ray Gowdy State Board of Agriculture Wilbarger County Vernon, Tex Jackson Tillman

Sanders Denies Ethics Vote Charge In Texas Senate Fight

Mrs. Sanders, campaigning for her husband amid a Democratic Senate race, says a Yarborough reference to Barefoot Sanders’s 1957 ethics vote is distorted. She notes the vote was on an amendment that would have killed the ethics bill and recalls Barefoot leading a committee probing a bribery case. She adds the campaign has stretched across towns with family members.

Barefoot Sanders U.S. Senate Texas Sanders Ralph Yarborough Yarborough Barefoot Lubbock Amarillo Rio Grande Valley

Railroad Vet Recalls Changes Along the Line

Bill Dettle, a 72 year old Stinnett rail telegraph veteran born on a train near Milwaukee on December 31, 1899, recalls a life spent on the railroad. He started as a carl boy in 1913 and served 46 years in Stinnett, now using a wheelchair due to muscular dystrophy. Dettle remains active with the Morsey Telegraph Club and writes a local column, noting telegraph's fade as microwave and teletype replace it.

Stinnett Bill Dettle Dettle Milwaukee Telegraph Hooker Okla Carl Liberal Kaw Gen John J. Pershing Detile Stratford Sanford Florence Boomer Telegraph Club Morsey Telegraph Club Inc., of America Central Southwestern Arkansas Samuel F. B. Morse Sage of Stinnett Herald Hutchinson County

Five Escaped Fort Bend County Jail Suspects Sought

Fort Bend County authorities hunted five men missing since fleeing the county jail early Monday. The last report placed the escapees in Sulphur, Louisiana, about two hours after the breakout, with Atlanta, Georgia as a possible destination if not already reached. John Henry Allen, 36, Hitchcock, remained detained on a charge of aiding the escape and could not post a $25,000 bond.

Richmond Tex UPI Fort Bend Sulphur Atlanta John Henry Allen Hitchcock

Two Rape Suspects Granted New Trials

The State Court of Criminal Appeals granted new trials to two Panhandle men convicted of assault with intent to rape. Hubert Bernard Hurt, 33, Tulsa, 45 years, won a new trial after a psychiatrist’s cross examination. Antonio Sierra, 30, Plainview, 70 years, also received a new trial for the 1970 assault on an Abernathy housewife.

Austin State Court of Criminal Appeals Panhandle Hubert Bernard Hurt Tulsa Antonio Sierra Plainview Hurt Tulia

Customs Officers Busy at Laredo

U S Customs officers seized 37,123 pounds of marijuana in the first five months of the year between Laredo and Brownsville. The tally also includes 81.28 grams of heroin 997.25 grams of cocaine 43 grams of hashish 163,670 pills 21 grams of LSD and 805 pounds of peyote. Brownsville workload has tripled over 40 months while staff remains fixed. In Laredo further seizures totaled 15,400 pounds of marijuana 1.5 ounces heroin 1.5 pounds cocaine 32 grams hashish and 5,000 pills.

Edinburg Tex U.S Laredo Brownsville Farris Southern District of Texas Raul A. Gonzalez

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