Sportsmen Protest Meeting Over Hunting Ban
Hutchinson County sportsmen plan a 7 30 p.m. meeting at Union Hall Borger to oppose a Texas Parks and Wildlife decision banning hunting of all animals except migratory birds along the Canadian River. Spokesman Charlie Sam says 2000 signatures already collected and more are expected.
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Borger
Hutchinson County
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Charlie Sam
Union Hall
E. Coolidge
Sam
Amarillo mechanic burned in Cummins plant flash fire
A 30-year-old Amarillo man Ross Flowers sustained first and second degree burns over 40 to 50 percent of his body in a flash fire at Cummins Sales and Service Inc on Interstate 40. He was listed in serious condition at High Plains Baptist Hospital. Flowers, a field service mechanic, was burned while working near engine steam cleaning. Two Amarillo Fire Department units quickly extinguished the flames.
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Amarillo
Cummins Sales and Service Inc
Interstate 40
Ross Flowers
Oregon Trail
High Plains Baptist Hospital
Flowers
City Pair Free Police After Arrest Attempt
Policemen tried to arrest a minor for alcohol possession in the northwest part of town around 4 30 p m. The suspects and his brother resisted and were maced. They locked themselves in a bathroom and police took no action until warrants are issued.
Globe-News Publishing Company staff and rates list
The document lists Amarillo Globe-News staff including S B Whittenburg, Jim Walker, Wesley Izzard, Jim Clark, and others. It presents subscription rates for various plans, including morning, evening, and Sunday editions, with annual and monthly figures. Copyright 1971 by Globe-News Publishing Company, Inc.
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Amarillo
Baidy News
Globe-Times
Globe-News Publishing Company, Inc
Ninth and Harrison
P.O
Texas
S. B. Whittenburg
Jim Walker
Wesley L. Izzard
Jim Clark
Jack Porter
Paul Timmons
Basil Walker
Lowell Brown
Trenton T. Davis
Lingo Prep Sn Production Superienden
Mas
Canyon Board Discusses Band Trip and School Plans
Canyon School Board meets at 8:30 p.m. at Canyon High School to discuss next summer’s International School Band Festival in Vienna Austria and to consider bids to relight the football field renewal of delinquent tax collection contracts and personnel changes.
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Vienna
Austria
Canyon School Board
Canyon High School
NM Educator Dies Of Heart Failure
Dallas Rierson who created New Mexico State University agriculture department in the 1950s and served as its first director died Monday morning in General Hospital after an apparent heart attack. He is survived by a widow a son and two grandsons. Services were pending at Graham's Mortuary in Las Cruces.
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Las Cruces
N.M
Dallas Rierson
New Mexico State University
Department of Agriculture
General Hospital
Graham’s Mortuary
Panhandle towns eye school merger plan set
Voters in Quitaque Flamet and Turkey districts across Briscoe Floyd Hall Motley counties may decide July 10 on consolidating into one district. Officials cite declining enrollments and potential state incentive aid of up to 600000 over 10 years to fund construction or debts. Four county judges scheduled the simultaneous elections.
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Quitaque
Briscoe
Floyd
Turkey
Hall County
Flamet
Motley County
Loran Denton
Turkey Independent School
Denton
Memphis
Hall
Egiph McMurry
M. G
Zoning Commission Denies Two Multi Family Rezoning Requests
Amarillo Planning and Zoning Commission denied two separate rezoning bids from single family to multi family on tracts near SW 34th Avenue and Nebraska Street amid resident protests. A third multi family rezoning near Julian and Alabama was also denied. Lonnie Smith’s Mockingbird Linda site was approved for duplex zoning. A heavy commercial to heavy industrial rezoning at SE 38th and Birmingham for Delta Key was approved. The commission also elected Bob Bauman president and Lee Wilder vice president.
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Nebraska Street
SW 34Th Avenue
West Amarillo
SW 34Th
Nebraska
Eddy
Michael Heneghan
Diocese of
Heneghan
Commission
Julian
Alabama
Frank Adkisson
Jameson
City
Lonnie Smith
Mockingbird and Linda
SE 38Rd
Birmingham
Bob Friedman
N. Grand
Delta Key
Wichita Falls
Friedman
Planning and Zoning Commission
Bob Bauman
Tawney
Lee Wilder
Georgia
Rioters in Albuquerque Defiant Viewpoint Emerges
An unidentified Albuquerque man near the UNM campus describes Monday violence as spontaneous rage rather than a planned riot. He says protesters include Hispanics and blacks and that residents feel mistreated, with some targeting property rather than people.
Teen Is Found Unfit for Trial in Marijuana Case
A Potter County jury ruled 18 year old Mike Phelps Barfield mentally incapable of aiding counsel and insane, ordering hospitalization. He faces sale and possession charges connected to an incident on January 14, 1970, with potential prosecution possible after confinement.
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Mike Phelps Barfield
Barfield
Potter County
Gene Jordan
Amarillo
Harold Oschner
Hugh Russell
Obituary notices for Gaines Harris and Puckett in Texas and Colorado
Walter Gaines 46 of Borger and Lola Harris 88 of Canon City are listed with funeral details. Lola Harris service 2:00 p.m. Tuesday at Groom United Methodist Church in Groom Texas, burial in Groom Cemetery. Ona Puckett 76 of 3007 South Harrison has services at Polk Street Methodist Church and interment at Liano. casket to be closed.
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Gaines Walter Gaines
Borger
Harris
Lola Harris
Canon City
Colorado
Groom United Methodist Church
Groom
Texas
Groom Cemetery
Puckett Ona Puckett
South Harrison
Polk Street Methodist Church
Liano
Official contends industry fueled drug abuse in US
Boston AP Richard A Callahan newly named national executive officer of the Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs says the pharmaceutical industry bears responsibility for national drug abuse. He cites unlimited production and notes Vietnam veterans returning with strong habits face greater access and higher prices upon reentry.
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Boston
Richard A. Callahan
Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
Callahan
Vietnam
United States
Obituary Notices for Bessie H Duhr Virgie Mae Jameson and Edward L Wehrheim
Bessie H. Duhr 74 of 7009 Imperial died. Body taken to Dallas for services and burial. Virgie Mae Jameson 86 of Golden Age Nursing Home 340 Jackson. Services set for 2 p m Tuesday. Edward L. Wehrheim 90 of Phoenix Arizona services pending.
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Duhr Bessie H. Duhr
Imperial
Dallas
Jameson Virgie Mae Jameson
Golden Age Nursing Home
Jackson
Wehrheim Edward L. Wehrhelm
Phoenix
Arizona
Forger Is Sentenced To 3 Years In Prison
Two Potter County defendants pleaded guilty on Monday in district court. William Wischmeier, 50, of Lubbock, got three years for attempting to pass forged instruments after trying to cash over $3,000 in checks at a First National Bank drive through. Willie Sutton, 44, of 1415 N Hughes, received three years probation for carrying a prohibited weapon in a place selling alcohol after a pistol incident December 12. Raymond Syrus, 19, of 1401 W 11, was convicted of arson tied to a December 2 grass fire near Tascosa Hills, fined 300 dollars and jailed one day.
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William Thomas Wischmeier
Lubbock
108Th Dist
Mary Lou Robinson
Wischmeier
First National Bank
Willie Gene Sutton
Jordan
Raymond Dean Syrus
Tascosa Hills
Syrus
Officials Seek Killer of Salesman
A beer salesman Mack Howell 42 was abducted from his West Memphis home by two men early Monday and found shot to death about three hours later in a grassy field. Police Chief Parvin Romines said the wife alerted authorities and a coroner’s jury was convened to determine charges.
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West Memphis
Ark
UPI
Parvin Romines
Mack Howell
Romines
T. H. McGough
Three White Men Plead Not Guilty in Drew Slaying
In Indianola Mississippi three white men Allen Wilkerson 19 Wayne Parks 25 and Wesley Parks 26 pled not guilty to murder in the May slaying of 18 year old Jostha Collier in Drew. They reserved rights to seek trial transfers and separate trials but filed no motions.
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Miss
Drew
Allen Wilkerson
Memphis
Wayne Parks
Wesley Parks
Arthur B. Clark
Jostha Collier
Miss Collier
Cleveland
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