Evangelist's Request Tabled by City Board
Borger evangelist Elder Luther Grant and wife Annie sought a door to door fund raising permit for Church of God in Christ projects, including a camp for about 40 Amarillo children. The board tabled pending documented evidence of fund accountability and continued oversight.
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Inez Hutchins
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Tascosa
Truett Fields
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Encyclopaedia Britannica
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Elderly Emphasis Highlights Civic Value at Kiwanis Luncheon
John Young Brown Sr. told Amarillo Kiwanis members that youth cannot match age in societal contributions. He spoke at the YWCA about his book Legend of the Praying Colonels tracing Centre College players and the Harvard upset of 1921. Proceeds support aging research at the University of Kentucky Medical School Foundation. Brown noted Colonel Sanders was little known at 66, now famed in 27 nations. Brown Jr., Kentucky Fried Chicken president, plans to underwrite a Democratic fund-raising telethon and is tackling party debt from 1968.
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Hearing Slated On Sportservice at Rui doso Downs Lease Status
New Mexico liquor director Carlos Jaramillo announced a July hearing to decide if Sportservice, an Emprise Corp subsidiary, should lose its lease-agent role to sell liquor at Rui doso Downs. He will seek documents from Los Angeles authorities verifying Emprise is a convicted felon, as state law bars felons or felon-involved firms from liquor licenses. If authorized, the hearing may cancel Sportservice’s lease-agent status under the track’s license.
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Santa FE
N.M
New Mexico
Carlos Jaramillo
Sportservice
Ruidoso Downs
Jaramillo
Los Angeles
Emprise Corp
Emprise
Refugio Man Killed in North Refugio Collision
Nolan Ray Bull, 45, of Linton was killed Monday in a crash six miles north of Refugio when his pickup collided with a transport truck. The incident occurred in Refugio County.
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Refugio, Tex
ACLU Hails Court Ruling On Wiretaps
The ACLU hailed the Supreme Court decision banning wiretaps without a court order as historic and vindicating constitutional liberties. Attorneys for dissident groups praised it while warning of a murky area allowing potential secret taps in certain national security contexts. Buck Davis said defense would seek logs of wiretap evidence in the Plamondon case.
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Supreme Court
ACLU
Aryeh’ Neir
New York
Detroit
Buck Davis
Lawrence Plamondon
Colleges Expect Bigger Freshman Class Next Fall
Washington reports admissions officers anticipate a larger freshman class entering state colleges and universities next fall. The incoming cohort is expected to show more interest in career programs and will have a greater need for financial aid than the 1971 class.
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Washington
UPT
President of Mexico Opens Culture Institute in Texas
President Luis Echeverria inaugurated the Mexican Cultural Institute in downtown San Antonio, a branch of the National University of Mexico. He urged Mexican-Americans to study and question, beyond posters, to understand Mexico better and defend rights in the U.S. Congress. He met with Mexican-American leaders, including picketers, to discuss culture and politics.
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Culture Institute
Texas
San Antonio
Tex
Luis Echeverria
Mexican Cultural Institute
National University of Mexico
Institute Plaza
Echeverria
U.S. Congress For the Rights of
Television history echoes from 1884 to color era
UPI notes that television arose from inventions dating to 1884, field testing of the tube started in 1936, and by this year about 98.6 million sets are in use in the United States, with color TVs making up 52 percent.
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New York
UPI
United States
Two Corpus Fliers Crash-Land Jet Trainer
Corpus Christi Navy fliers crash landed their jet trainer on Padre Island after engine trouble. Both airmen escaped unharmed apart from minor injuries not reported. Names were not released immediately.
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Corpus Christi, Tex
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