Parole records show three Texas ex-convicts cited for violence
The Globe News highlighted three parolees Edward Lincoln King Dennis Ewing Watson and Don Warren as violent offenders on parole. King, paroled 1972 in Dallas County, was arrested for the 1974 Dallas police officer shooting and other charges. Watson, paroled 1973 and with a 1974 lifetime parole, and Warren paroled 1974 faced later murder charges.
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Floyd
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Dennis Ewing Watson
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Globe News
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Harris County
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Hockley County
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Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles
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Bloodstained car tied to Hoffa mystery seized by agents
Detroit FBI agents seized a bloodstained car linked to the son of Mafia figure Anthony Giacalone amid questions about James R. Hoffa's disappearance. The vehicle was taken from a suburban parking lot after a federal warrant. Agents sought voluntary surrender but Giacalone refused.
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UPI
James R. Hoffa
Joe Giacalone
Anthony
Tony Jack
Giacalone
FBI
St. Clair Shores
Giacaione
Hoffa
Lake Orion
Union
James P. Hoffa
Young Hoffa
Ests under IRS probe for hidden bonds and Texas real estate
Dallas Morning News reports ex convict Billie Sol Estes faces an IRS inquiry over possible hidden millions in West Texas bank trust accounts and Dallas Fort Worth area real estate ventures. The probe overlaps with Midland business associate Ray K Horton, while Estes remains on parole and faces potential probation violations.
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Billie Sol Estes
Internal Revenue Service
West Texas
Dallas-Fort Worth
Dallas Morning News
IRS
Midland
Ray K. Horton
Estes
U.S
William Schuford
Fort Worth
Horton and
Abilene
Horton
Midland County
U.S. Board of Paroles
Schuford
Texas
Roy Rogers Returns In Family Western Filmed At 6666 Ranch
Veteran star Roy Rogers comes out of a 21 year retirement to star in a family style western shot on location at the 6666 Ranch near Guthrie. Close News staff writer Christy Drennan profiles the cast and crew in this week's EASE. The report also notes a Potter County grand jury reformation effort and county court business ahead.
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Roy Rogers
Guthrie
King of the Cowboys
Close
Christy Drennan
Potter County
Grand Jury
Potter County Commissioners Court
City Hospital
College
Independent
Adobe Walls
Panhandle
Back-to-School Fashion Show Set at Amarillo High School
Mild tonight but sunny and warm today through Monday. Highs in the low 90s and lows around mid 60s. The Allied Youth of Amarillo High School host their 24th annual fashion show Monday titled Fashion Revolution 75 at the Amarillo Little Theatre at 8 p.m. Colbert's supplies fashions and coordinates the event.
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Amarillo High School
Colbert's
Amarillo Little Theatre
Brand Takes Apollo Fumes Blame At News Conference
Astronaut Vance Brand shouldered blame for the near disaster that left Apollo astronauts with lung injuries after a July splashdown in the Pacific. He said he was at the controls and failed to flip two switches minutes before recovery. Stafford and Slayton reported the brutal landing and a groundbreaking linkup with Soviet cosmonauts Leonov and Kubasov.
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API
Vance Brand
America
Brand
Apollo
Pacific Ocean
Thomas Stafford
Donald ‘Deke’ Slayton
Stafford
Pacific
Hawaii
Crop Estimates Crucial To Soviet Grain Sales
Washington authorities await crucial August crop forecasts from the Agriculture Department. The report will estimate corn and other crops as of August 1 and could signal delays in further grain sales to the Soviet Union if yields fall from July projections.
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UPI
U.S
Soviet Union
Richard §. Bell
Agriculture Department
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