Ruling Expected In Hewitt Murder Trial
Judge Don M. Dean is set to rule today on evidence in the murder with malice case of Edward Hewitt. Hewitt faces possible death penalty. pre trial hearing held. jury selection to begin at 9 a.m. in the 181st District Court.
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Don M. Dean
181St District Court
Edward Hewitt
Potter County
Hewitt
Willie Rebecca McMullan
N. Adams
Tom Curtis
James Doores
Tulia Receives Recreation Grant for Mackenzie Park
The Interior Department's Bureau of Outdoor Recreation awards Tulia a $62,130 grant for a four stage park development at Mackenzie Park. The funds cover roads a parking area and playground equipment with work to be contracted rather than city labor.
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Tulia
Interior Department
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Mackenzie Park
Lloyd Bentsen
Tulsa
17 Leave Today for Camp-Out
Seven Amarillo fathers and 10 sons depart for a YMCA Indian Guides camp-out near Lost Lake New Mexico. The group from Amarillo Longhouse Mescalero Hopi tribe aims to scale 12 000 foot Wheeler Peak before returning Monday with a major end of school project.
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Amarillo
Wheeler Peak
Lost Lake
New Mexico
YMCA
Amarillo Globe News eliminates long paper listing
The snippet shows masthead details and staff roles for the Amarillo Globe-News publishing company. It lists executives such as S B Whittenburg and Jim Walker along with editors and department heads. It also includes subscription rates and postal information for a morning or evening home delivery service.
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Amarillo
Swisher County Action Scheduled
Swisher County Picnic Celebration runs July 13 to 15 with carnival and rodeo at Cobb Wheeler Mote arena nightly at 8 30 and western dances at 9 30 in a barn west of the arena Tiny Lynn and his band from Clovis New Mexico perform July 13 15 features include old timers luncheon kiddie parade and downtown parade with Splash Day and a barbecue luncheon in Broadway Street Park on July 15
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Tulsa
Spc
Swisher County
Cobb-Wheeler-Mote
Tiny Lynn
Clovis
N. M
Broadway Street
Dinosaur Canyon Now Remapped
Salt Lake City reports that Dinosaur National Monument, a 330 square mile preserve along the Green and Yampa rivers in Utah and Colorado, has been completely remapped by the U.S. Geological Survey. The updated survey places dinosaurs in this canyon country dating back over 135 million years.
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Salt Lake City
U.S. Canyon Country
Dinosaur National Monument
Green and Yampa
Utah
Colorado
U.S. Geological Survey
Texas Legislators Assured of 125 Million in Federal Aid
In Austin the 3rd Called Session teeters on securing 125 million dollars in HEW funds for social services. Gov. Smith pledges no new taxes, Lt. Gov. Barnes demands a binding commitment to extend welfare funding beyond eight months. If a firm letter arrives, a 12 month welfare appropriation becomes possible.
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House
Senate Committee
Tom Creighton
Mineral Wells
Raymond Vowell
Creighton
Vowell
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Robert S. Calvert
HEW
Calvert
Barnes
Comptroller
Senate
Welfare Department
Burglary At Homen Meat Co. Under Investigation
Carson County sheriff deputies continue inquiry into Wednesday burglary at the Homen Meat Co. plant and retail firm where about 400 dollars worth of meat were taken. Items included beef halves hams and bacon slabs after entry by knocking out a back window and forcing the door.
Hospital reports at Southwest Osteopathic list admitted patients
A long hospital roll lists admitted patients on June 14 at Southwest Osteopathic with names and addresses in multiple cities including Borger Friona Perryton Phillips and Hereford. The roster features dozens of individuals and ends with names tied to St Anthony's and Panhandle towns.
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Sylvia Asher
Avondale
Charney Morgan
Northwest Texas
Judy Bagley
N. Spring
Bruce Bullard
Travis
Nancy Carter
Jean Helen Channy
Tennessee Everett Cochran
Joseph Conley
Adobe
Viola Horre
Milam
Ruby Hodges
N. Spring Bess Kerr
Fairmont
Anna Koch
Olsen Thomas Lamberson
S. Parker
John MecCleanon
Orange Linda McKay
High Plains Baptist
Leona M. Barrick
Bank of the Southwest
Shauna Blankenship
Milam Brenda Gayte Fine
Hodges Bobbie J. McAmis
Crockett Carol $. Mitchell
Kingston Samuel E. Moreland
S$. Roberts
Andrew Nelson
N. Houston
Cecil Floyd Seago
W. Studebaker
Charlotte Teel
S. Vernon Warren Thompson
Lenwood
Berna J. Yanke
Hereford
Cody J. Burney
Valera ‘. Young
Lakeview
Raul Martinez
Memphis
Abbie Scott
Nazareth
Kimberly Wilhelm
ST. Anthony's
David Hickman
Houston
Rowdy Killen
Durango
Grover Wayne Lewis Jr
Sunset Ochis Hunter Jr
N. Washington
Jasper Barnwell
Rule Aileen Koneig
N. Roosevelt Verna May Osborne
Lincoln Michaelle Velasquez
Poplar Senaido Rey
Alma Snider
Johnny Prince
Colorado
John W. Jowell
S. Alabama
Ruby Stewart
Marion Esler
Calumet
Ethel Bayers
E. Sippe
Clara Griffith
Alta Vista Aurora
Herminia Padilla
Robert Owell
Matador Canyon
Terry Sanders
Dalhart
Raymond Reynolds
Dumas
Terry Curtis
Robert Banford
Pampa
Guy Andis
Panhandle
Olive Meaker
Perryton
Jane Osborne
Shamrock
Sylvester Medina
Stinnett
Jim Claybrook
Sunray
Lou Brooks
TULIA
Acie Dell Boyd
Funeral Directors Honor Obituaries of Local Residents
Bagwell Jack Bagwell, 83, of 320 East 5th. Services pending. Hand James Hand, Services pending. Muriel J. Rountree, 88, 202 Crestway. Services 2 p.m. Friday at Blackburn-Shaw Memorial Chapel.
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Bagwell
Jack Bagwell
East 5Th
Hand James Hand
Rowntree Muriel J. Rountree
Crestway
Blackburn-Shaw Memorial Chapel
Red Cross Offers Two-Part Water Safety Instructors Course
Amarillo Red Cross chapter announces a two part water safety instructors course led by Marilyn Williams. Applicants must hold a senior lifesaving certificate from the Red Cross and be at least 17. Part one dates listed at the YWCA, part two sessions run 6 30 to 9 20 p m on July 10 12 14 17 and 19 at Panhandle City Pool Panhandle. Registration by calling the Greater American Red Cross.
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Amarillo
American Red Cross
Marilyn Williams
The
Red Cross
YWCA
Panhandle
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