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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1971
Page
2
Appeals Court Orders Bacon Free With Conditions
The unanimous three judge panel ordered Miss Bacon a 19 year old from Atherton California freed without bail with two conditions. She may not leave the Western District of Washington without written judge permission and each of her attorneys must be personally responsible for her court appearances. Judges O D Hamlin M O Koelsch and B C Duniway signed the order. Bacon was taken to Seattle from Washington DC as a material witness in the Capitol bombing and the attempted arson at the First National City Bank of New York on December 8.
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B.C. Duniway
Miss Bacon
Washington, D.C
Seattle
Capitol
First National City Bank of New York
TV Will Program Gorillas Time
In Honolulu the zoo installed a television outside the gorilla cage on Tuesday. Zoo director Jack Thorp said the program aims to give the gorillas something to do by projecting their time on screen.
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Honolulu
Honolulu Zoo
Zoo
Jack Thorp
Globe-News Publishing Company staff and rates
Amarillo publisher announces editions and contact details along with staff roles. Rates for morning and evening editions are listed, including Sunday and mail options. Copyright year 1971.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Pair
Globe- Times
Sunday News
Globe
Globe-News Publishing Company, Inc
Ninth End
Harrison
P.O
Texas
S. B. Whittenburg
Jim Walker
Bag S$ Izzard
Jim Clark
Jack Porter
Paul Timmons
Basil Walker
Lowell Brown
Trenton T. Davis
Harry Sarturtt
EverabVusony
Normality Returning To Strife Town City
Newburgh New York police began removing barricades after nights of looting and vandalism by roving youths. Police reported 13 arrests for disorderly conduct, two people with minor gunshot wounds and 24 others injured as normalcy returns to the lower Hudson Valley city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburgh
N.Y
Hudson Valley
WT Ag Recruiting Eyed in Meeting
West Texas University's agriculture program discussed recruiting moves and budget changes at a Tuesday meeting of the Agricultural Development Association. Dr. Smallwood outlined a plan to expand operations by adding three departments and a $60 annual membership to fund equipment for the Wichita Falls area. Doni Jackson led the board in considering the drive to boost funds and program reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canyon
West Texas University
Jackson
Amarillo
Charles. Smallwood
School of Agriculture
Smallwood
Wichita Falls
House Group Dumps Support for Plane
Washington (UPI) The House Armed Services Committee urged dropping 806 million dollars from the defense bill to fund the troubled F14 jet fighter. Committee Chairman Rep. F Edward Hebert said the Navy restudy could revive the project later if the study proves favorable.
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Washington
UPS
House
Armed Services
Navy
F .Edward Hebert
D-La
Obituaries and service notices fragment mixed with defense funding debate
Notices list Kevin Dean McFarland ten months of Rock Island address 10 Trigg burial in Rock Island Illinois Charles R. McCauley 48 Floyd services pending Puckett 76 South Harrison services 10 am Wednesday Polk Street Methodist Church interment Liano casket closed. Also report House debate over F14 funds in 21.8 billion defense bill Grumman F14 replacement for Navy carrier aircraft cost rise to at least 9 billion for 710 planes amid prior 8.3 billion estimate and a prototype crash during first flight.
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McFarland
Kevin Dean McFarland
Trigg
Rock Island
Ilinois
McCauley
Charles R. McCauley
Floyd
Puckett
South Harrison
Polk Street Methodist Church
Liano
Hebert
Oe House
Grumman Aerospace Corp
Bethpage
L.I
Air Force
Baylor Plans Amarillo Recruiting Office Opening
Baylor University will open a recruiting office in Amarillo at 804 S. Bryan on June 20 as an information center for prospective students and parents. E. H. Phelps Sr. and Tom Z. Parrish will meet with alumni and Baptist Church representatives June 29 to July 1 and arrange for Sunday church speakers if requested. Regular hours start 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekly, with extended hours during the open period.
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Baylor University
Amarillo
S. Bryan
E. H. Phelps Sr
Tom Z. Parrish
Baylor
Phelps
Parrish
Farmers Union opposes second class mail rate hike
In Waco Texas the Farmers Union urged the Postal Rate Commission to reject a proposed increase in second class mail rates. Dr Weldon V Barton assistant national legislative director warned the rise would threaten small town newspapers and, with other forces, stagnate rural America.
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Waco, Tex
Memorial Chapel notices for Boyles and Wehrheim
Memorial Chapel reports Mrs. Willie Boyles age 81 whose body was taken to Quitoque for services. Edward L. Wehrheim age 9 of Phoenix Arizona will have graveside services at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Liano Cemetery.
Borger Seeks Sewer Bond Vote Results and Taxicab Rates
Borger City Council canvassed Saturday's 230000 bond election for sewer plant improvements costing 364400 with cost shares from Phillips Petroleum Co and J M Huber Corp. EPA grant 111210 approved. 75000 sewer revenue bonds planned. Also eyed a 10 cent taxi rate increase. ordinance to raise zone rates 60 cents to 150 cents at next meeting.
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Borger
Sbc
Phillips Petroleum Co
J. M. Huber Corp
Environmental Protection Agency
Bill McMorries
R.A. Underwood
Rauscher-Pierce
Dallas
Cunningham Taxi Cab Co
Perot Gives Away Millions in Stock
Ross Perot distributed 5.44 million dollars worth of Electronic Data Systems stock to 19 educational and charitable groups in Dallas Fort Worth area and beyond. Beneficiaries include public and private schools, Dallas Symphony Orchestra, Girls Adventure Trails, Presbyterian Hospital, Highland Park Presbyterian Church, Kennedy Center, and Naval Academy. Recipients plan use ranges from recreation rooms for midshipmen to grants for Texas universities developing graduate business school plans. Perot aims to keep Texas graduates from leaving for the East.
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Perot
Electronic Data Systems
Dallas-Fort Worth
Dallas Symphony Orchestra
Girls Adventure Trails
Presbyterian Hospital
Highland Park Presbyterian Church
Kennedy Center For the Performing Arts
Washington
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Texas
Pritchard Announces $480 Million Packaging Machinery Market
BIC director of export sales Pritchard says the foreign market for food packaging machinery is projected to reach 480 million dollars by 1975. The forecast highlights growing demand in international packaging technology sectors and potential sales opportunities for U S firms.
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Pritchard
BIC
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