Chicosa State Park Offers Quiet Fishing Getaway
Roy New Mexico residents visit Chicosa State Park seven miles from Roy to fish rainbow trout in a 640 acre high altitude setting. The park, named for the chicosa weed, hosts over 3000 visitors annually with free admission to fishing and 1 50 for overnight camping.
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N. M
Chicosa State Park
Charles Goodnight
Texas
Colorado
Levi Garcia
Garcia
Chicasa
New Mexico
Texans favor conservatives in statewide races runoff
United Press International reports Texans backed conservative candidates in the Democratic runoff, rejecting liberal bids in governor and Senate races while Dallas Harris and Bexar counties leaned liberal in district seats. Nixon likely to win Texas in November. McGovern’s bid unsettled.
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Frances Farenthold
Ralph W. Yarborough
Senate
Dallas County
Texas House of Representatives
Harris
Bexar
George McGovern
South Dakota
McGovern
Texas
Farenthold
Briscoe
Don Yarborough
Preston Smith
Yarborough
Moyer to be arraigned on theft by false pretext charges
Hudson Moyer 40 of 6021 Gainsborough faces arraignment at 9 a.m. Thursday before Judge Mace B Thurman Jr. in 147th District Court Austin on four counts of theft by false pretext linked to six cent postage stamps used to pay a loan at First National Bank Amarillo. He posted $5,000 bond after turning himself in at Potter County sheriff's office following indictment by a Travis County grand jury.
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Hudson Moyer
Gainsborough
Austin
Moyer
Mace B. Thurman Jr
Travis County
First National Bank
Amarillo
House Contingent
Potter County
House Post Office
Fourth Terrorist Feared in Japan
Tokyo police tightened security after Kozo Okamoto identified a fourth member of the Red Army terrorists as Osamu Maruoka, 25, who reportedly trained in Beirut and may have sneaked back to Japan to target an important person. Maruoka did not take part in Tel Aviv’s massacre. Police could not confirm his identity.
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Tokyo
Red Army
Tel Aviv
Japan
Okamoto
Osamu Maruoka
Beirut
Lebanon
Maruoka
Marouka
Man Sentenced In Forgery Case
Canyon resident Joe M. Salyer was sentenced to four years by 47th Dist. Judge Gene Jordan after pleading guilty to forgery. Indicted in January he returned from Nevada where he had been arrested. the case involved a $1200 check forged to himself drawn on a Canyon sporting goods firm.
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Canyon
Joe M. Salyer
47Th Dist
Gene Jordan
Salyer
Nevada
Canyon Sporting Goods
Summer Classes Begin in Amarillo
Amarillo Public Schools opened summer session with 1158 junior and senior high students registered Monday. Classes run through August 8 with July 3 and 4 holidays. Additional enrollments expected at Amarillo High School. Only 10 signed for English Vocabulary 40, not enough to form a class.
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Amarillo Public Schools
Amarillo High School
Lamar Lively
Lively
Israelis mark fifth anniversary of six day war amid renewed attacks
One Israeli soldier was killed and another wounded in a guerrilla attack in the Golan Heights near Syria as the five year mark of the war drew vigil kept by Israelis and Arabs. Israel tightened security at Tel Aviv and Jerusalem airports while police in Europe increased patrols against possible Arab terror strikes connected to the anniversary.
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Syria
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Lebanon
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Dayan
Jerusalem
West Bank
Front For Popular Resistance
Yassein
Jordan
Federated Kingdom
Jordan River
Old Arab Jerusalem
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International
Red Army
London
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