State court hearing on TV coverage of executions faces questions
A Dallas judge ordered the Texas Department of Corrections to allow TV reporters to witness executions, sparking debate over press definition and a possible U S Supreme Court resolution. Attorneys argued coverage may be dangerous and could redefine press access as hearings continued among judges Roney Antsworth and Thornberry.
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McCorkle
Sal
W.M. Taylor Sr
Dallas
Texas Department of. Corrections
Can Taylor
Paul Roney
Robert Antsworth
Homer Thornberry
Houston Police Chief aims community relations shift
Police Chief Harry says he seeks closer ties with residents and plans to move community relation efforts from the downtown station to the precincts. He mentions contacting the US Department of Justice for federal mediation options. Coalition members pressed former chief Bond to agree to mediation before his resignation as mayoral race looms. A grand jury probes the drowning of Joe Campos Tormes in police custody last month.
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Houston
Harry
Department of Justice
Tato
Coalition For Responsible Law Enforcement
4 Citizens
Polite’ Chiel B.G. Bond
Bond
Joe Campos Tormes
Poce
Funeral notices and obituaries from Sterling Funeral Home
Battened text lists multiple funeral services and obituaries. Includes arrangements at Sterling Funeral Home Dayton for several individuals, with names such as James MeKlyen and Paul Laster Penthorepean, their survivors, and burial details. Also notes services for Weatherspoon, with hospital death in Houston area and Goore Greek Masonic Lodge member, among others.
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Sealy
Sterling Funéeal
Chiytoi
Buriat Iyitt
Bein Eangate Catholic Cemetery
Bein Eangate Catholic Cemetery. ~ ‘Pilbewvern Will’ Be Grande Vous, Micheal
Ken
Chuck Saveray
Hant
Withineon
Jinhony
Minite
Steven
Aaron
Smesny
Mark May
Sterling Funeral Home
Dayton
Mere Yea Highlands
James MeKlyen
Wallisville
Baytowning
Earthman Funeral
Young Hinern
Dorada
Dirkly
MeKlyen
Brown and Hunt
Mt. Sinai Masonic Lodge
North the Rack
Lek
Tuipte
Houston
Dorothy ” McBlyea
Shirtey May Lingtey
Hope
Arkin
Kathy Lee Englebert
Weatherspoon
Paul Laster Penthorepean
Arkdown
Earthwion
Rone
Madden
Hopie
Ashdden
Buriel
Hind
Exxon
Vlerk
Goore
Crace United Methodiat Church
Hll
Eve 'Weatherpoon
Aahdoon
Ilies
Roger An
Joerens
Bayttwh
Aainter
Oline Gaines
Rockingham
N.C
Peart F
Dean Weatherspoon
Ashdown
James
Featherpoon
Grapevine
Tex
Michael
David
Weatherapoon
Westuwon
New Amrulve
Burned Boy Said In Good Condition After Gasoline Incident
Thirteen year old John Wilson was burned on the stomach while attempting to move gasoline cans when an electric cord shorted. He was rushed to Gulf Coast Hospital by Baytown firemen and listed in good condition Tuesday.
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John Wilson
Eizabeth Wilson
Florida
Wilson
Gulf Coast Hospital
Baytown
New York Traffic Race Ends At Sardi's In Eight Minutes
In Manhattan a unique cross island race drew 16 contestants from Ferrari sports cars to a moped. Bruce Macinnes led the pack to Weslth Street restaurant in a 2.4 mile dash timed just over eight minutes. In Richmond Massachusetts selectmen race both candidates split votes with 128 each after a low turnout.
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New York
Lacross Town
Manhattan
Madison Avenue
Thesday
United
Navas
Sardi
Bruce Macinnes
Weslth Street
Richmond
Mass
Robert
Yerkes
Kenneth Taylor
Berkshires
Thang
Taylor
Melon Kingsley
Vote on proposed federal projects bill and dam funding
A chaotic report details a heated debate over a Senate subcommittee recommending elimination of several of the 17 disputed projects approved by the House as part of a 2 9102 billion public works appropriations bill. President Carter opposes cutting Auburn Dam in California and could veto if those projects pass.
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Carter
Auburn
California
House
Senate
White House
Jody Piwell
Congress
Environmental Movement
Bayou Bodeau
Louisiana
Cache Basin
Arkansas
LaFarge Lake
Wisconsin
Luklata Lake
Oklahom
Meramec Park Lake
Missouri
Yatesville Dam
Kentucky
Texas Senators Split On Loan Proposal In Senate Roll Call
In a 54 vote, the Senate rejected a plan to require U S representatives to block loans to councils that persistently violate human rights. Loyd Bentsen, D Texas, supported the proposal while John Tower, R Texas, opposed it.
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Washington
Senate
U, Representatives
Sinh
Loyd Bentsen
D-Téx
John "Tower
R-Tex
Fragmentary note on Pek name and 1944 Iceland claim
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Pek and a disputed name, noting a 1944 Iceland reference. It reads as a stray line without a coherent event or clear entities beyond Pek and Iceland.
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Hele Ravenberg
Roberta
Hawa Renry
Torres
Rost
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Doyat Jackson
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Whitewall
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Fullers Tire CO
Pek
Iceland
Wis
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Rover
Trey
Straytown
Neipi
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Sherwin- Wiliams Company
Palgama
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Kon
Arms
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N. Alexander
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