Abused Children: A Problem HERE
In Amarillo during the 1960s a mother beat her son Marcus to death and abused his sister Roxanne, who survived with severe injuries. The case highlights local neglect, social silence, and calls for community action to prevent child abuse.
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Amarillo
Marcus
Elizabeth Roxanne
Roxanne
Houston
Texas Panhandle
Panhandle
Collingsworth
Zock Thomas
Wellington
Jimmie Sessions
Texas Panhandle Commmunity Action
Levi Stays Out Of Boston Busing Case For Now
Atty General Levi will not intervene in the Boston school desegregation case for now but may seek Supreme Court review to narrow the remedies. Bork says aims would include restricting desegregation tools beyond busing and tailoring remedies to the violation. Ford pressures Levi to pursue legislative fixes and a new busing case for review. Boston leaders react with praise and opposition.
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Washington
Edward H. Levi
Boston
Supreme Court
Ent
Levi
Robert H. Bork
High Court
Bork
Ford
Kentucky
Tennessee
Congress
Kevin White
White
Louise Day Hicks
Mrs. Hicks
Gerald Ford
Thomas I. Atkins
NAACP
U.S. Supreme Court
Annie Oakley at the Court of St. James
Churches clash with the Internal Revenue Service over the definition of religious organizations. The article previews how refined IRS rules may spark court confrontations for churches and related groups.
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Oakley
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Ehrlichman novel features Nixon aide and a blackmailed president
The text notes John D. Ehrlichman has written a novel with a President Richard Monckton, portrayed as an oaf manipulated by the CIA director. It also recalls the 1964 Panama riots and their echo in the 1976 campaign, noting the 1903 treaty and U S changes on canal control.
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John D. Ehrlichman
Richard Nixon
Richard Monckton
CIA
Panama Canal
United States
Amarillo passes Warner Bros screen test for disaster film
Amarillo has passed its first screen test for a Warner Bros project described as disaster footage. Producers Bill Malley and Mickey McCardie say Amarillo offers hospitable locals and the abandoned ASARCO smelter as a potential filming site. They expect to begin work August 2 with possible crews arriving mid August and a production span of 60 to 90 days.
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Amarillo
Warner Bros
Bill Malley
Mickey McCardie
Burbank
Calif
McCardie
Asarco, Inc
Burt Reynolds
McCardle
Warners
Malley
Asarco
Vac Pak saves news while vacationers are away
Vacationers can arrange Globe News Vac Pak to have a week's world news features and comics saved and delivered on return. Order at no charge by calling GlobeNews circulation at 376-5881 or notifying a carrier.
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Globe News
GlobeNews Circulation Department
Partly cloudy with slight thunderstorm chance
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies today and tomorrow with a small risk of afternoon and evening storms. Highs near 90 today, upper 50s tonight, and in the 80s tomorrow with westerly winds 15 to 20 mph and a 20 percent shower chance tonight.
Nuclear plants placed on alert nationwide by NRC
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission ordered a security alert at all 58 U S nuclear power plants amid unconfirmed reports extremists may target a station. Illinois police warned of a possible June 8 attack as California Ohio and New Jersey voters head to primaries.
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Washington
UPI
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
NRC
Frank Ingram
California
Ohio
New Jersey
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Amarillo Daily News
Barbara Boone
S Tenarary
Annie Oakley
Ehrlichman
Gorden
Michael H. Price
Globe-News Business
Ralph Duke
Prospect
Pat Wolfe
Mickey McCardle
Aly
U.S
Power Company
Finois
Commonwealth Edison Corp
Elec
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