Services Held For Couple's Son In Houston Area
Paul Lightfoot, 9, a third grader at A. J. Martin Elementary, was found dead at his Highlands home with his throat slashed. Sheriff investigators reported no sign of a struggle and a knife found in the kitchen is being tested as the possible weapon. The boy, son of Mr and Mrs Robert H Lightfoot, was described as a shy, kind child and attended St Martin's Lutheran Church.
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Galveston County Memorial Park
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Culzen Savings Association
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Sheritt
Gail Atkins
Texas City
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Panapi Ant Atts
Denis Atkins
Arlington
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Northwest quake shakes region near Farmington
A 5.8 magnitude earthquake, reported by USGS in Golden Colorado, shook 42 miles southeast of Durango and was felt across Durango and Farmington areas. The storm front bringing rain and heavy snow across Northwest states chilled the area with a cold air mass influx expected to sweep the north later.
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Farmington
Chicago
Northwest States
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Plains
Reagan Opens Campaign Tour In Snowbound New Hampshire
Ronald Reagan launches a two weekend campaign swing in snow covered New Hampshire aiming to challenge Ford in the first presidential primary. He tours nearly two dozen towns over three days then proceeds to other states, planning nine days in NH this month with single town meetings nightly and stops in Dixville Notch Mount Cranmore and West Ossipee.
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Nat
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New Hampshire
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Reagan
California
Reagan Ford Clash Over New Hampshire Support
The article notes Reagan and Ford supporters in New Hampshire, with Meldrim Thom and William Loeb cited among conservatives backing Reagan or providing state influence. It reports AP polling of 13 counties showing Ford leading among party regulars in most areas, while several GOP chairs were uncertain about follower leanings. Howard Callaway calls New Hampshire Ford’s strong state in the North, with brief remarks on campaign planning and expected visit length.
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William Loeb
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Associated Press
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GOP
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Ion
Ana Cag Howard
Ho” Callaway
New Hampshire
Eagan
Washington
Two Baytown Car Crashes Injure Four Over Weekend
Baytown police investigated two weekend crashes injuring four people. At Decker and Baker a 42 year old man Joseph George Wenwick was hospitalized after a collision caused by Mark R. Lavergne running a red light. A second crash at Alexander and East Elvinta involved Lan nis L. Mobley whose vehicle struck Sharon Shermann Capps and passengers Olivia Mobley and Shane Dupree. all were taken to Baytown Medical Center or treated privately as officials filed charges.
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Joseph George Wenwick
Northwood
Gulf Coast Hospital
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Baker
BP. Sutton
Mark R. Lavergne
Baystore
Fenwick
Decker
Lavergne
Alexander
East Elvinta
James Powell
Lannis L. Mobley
Bridge City
Elvinta
Sharon Shermann Capps
Capps
Baytown Medical Center
Mobley
Olivia 0. Mobley
Shane Dupree
Cunning
Soviet Angola policy unchanged says Pravda in Moscow
Western analysts see no fundamental shift in Kremlin stance on Angola despite Pravda editorial calling for end to foreign armed intervention. The piece asserts Soviet support for MPLA and Luanda’s government, while stressing disinterested aid at the request of Angola’s rulers and warning against imperialist forces seeking to destabilize Africa.
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Paneras
Vietnam
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Concorde Plan Heads for U.S. Airports in 30 Days
Transportation Secretary Coleman says a decision within 30 days on allowing Concorde SST landings at U S airports. He presides hearings to assess environmental impact as Air France and British Airways seek limited transatlantic flights to New York JFK and Washington Dulles. The Concorde, a joint British French project, is already certified to fly but faces noise and ozone concerns.
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Actor Brando Released After Eight Days in Hospital
Academy Award winner Marlon Brando was released from St. John’s Hospital in Santa Monica after eight days of treatment for a blood infection. The 51-year-old actor, admitted December 26 while in Tahiti, was discharged late Friday, a hospital spokesman said.
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Belated Birthday Wishes for Cary Heintschel and Others
Belated greetings reach Cary Heintschel age 14 and family from Janna Bummersill and friends. A Saturday birthday celebration marks the day with warm wishes and cheerful memories.
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Vicki Gonzalez
Cary
Did You Know and Football Quip From South Carolina History
A fragmented note recalls Dutch settlers repelling 1890 French invaders on Saba with stones placed on planks and poles. It also cites Texas Tech and South Carolina football lines, mentioning Steve Sloan and Jeff Grantz, with high yardage plays and a long 81-yard pass historic in SC history.
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Netherlands Antilles
South Carolina
Jeff Grantz
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Philip Cogan
Ed Clary
Joe Wil Rn
Catholic University
Barbs By Phil Pastoret
A humorous column contrasts youth and middle age in social etiquette and personal style. The writer notes changing attitudes toward acts of courtesy and appearance, with wry observations on paperboys and everyday routines.
Chicago Los Convention Moves From Chicago to Houston
The Construction Industry Manufacturers Association will hold its CONEXPO exposition in Houston in 1981, ending Chicago’s six year cycle. Chicago stands to lose about 30 million in peak revenue. officials cite asymmetrical capacity at McCormick Place and loss of International Amphitheatre support as key factors. Caterpillar Tractor Co. has been a major exhibitor, drawing hundreds of contractors globally.
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Conexpo
Houston
Frank Sain
Chicago Convention and Tourism Bureau
Caterpillar Tractor Co
Conexpoo
Sain
McCormick Prace
National Association of Honey Builders
McCormick
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Grass fire causes two truck ditch incidents
Firefighters responded to a grass fire caused by children’s campfire near Cedar Bayou Crosby Head and Coyale Chaparral. A nearby firetruck slid into a ditch while approaching the blaze, with both incidents taking about 30 minutes to control. Minor damage reported at 1507 Pamela due to a paneling fire from an air conditioning unit.
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