Vandals damage Watsonburger sign in Bonham parking lot
Police said vandals threw a rock or bottle at a Watsonburger sign in the Bonham parking lot Thursday night, causing more than 175 dollars in damage.
29 Apr 1977
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1977
Page
1
Police said vandals threw a rock or bottle at a Watsonburger sign in the Bonham parking lot Thursday night, causing more than 175 dollars in damage.
A Houston police officer, Arthur Swearingen, 39, filed for divorce claiming his wife Nancy, 32, conspired to kill him for insurance money. A court order bans harm to him and their 11 year old daughter. Nancy was questioned and released. A cousin, Howard Bourdeau Jr., 27, is charged with soliciting murder.
Partly cloudy conditions with daytime highs and light southerly winds of 10 to 15 mph. forecaster notes partial stabilization with variable cloud cover through the day.
Texas Senate approved a 108807 appropriation for the Sam Rayburn House Foundation for fiscal year 1978 with House action anticipated. At a Friends of Sam Rayburn banquet in Bonham Latimer announced a "Living Farm" study to recreate a 1930s pre electrification cotton and cattle farm at the Rayburn site, with plans for a working farm as an educational tool.
White House energy staffers push to finish all details of President Carter’s energy plan. Lawmakers plan to take the package up next week amid fights over a gasoline tax and related provisions as hearings and tax-writers shape the final bill.
A Vietnam veteran seeking a discharge upgrade to general or honorable asks a five member Army Discharge Review Board panel to upgrade his status after an AWOL spell in 1970 and a year in combat. He testifies that unfairness and failed job prospects motivate his plea as counselors accompany other veterans at hearings nationwide.
Gov Dolph Briscoe denounces President Carter energy program as a bureau crat s dream. He calls for investigations of states not drilling for oil and gas and warns against long term price controls and rising taxes. He says more oil and gas are needed, not more bureaucrats.
Bonham's Little League starts Saturday at McMillan Field near the VA Center with a full day of games. Hamburgers, French fries, and a soft drink are part of the $1.50 fundraiser. Hamburgers served 10 30 a m to 6 p m with continuous baseball throughout the day.
Randall Dale Adams, charged in the shooting death of Bonham native Dallas police officer Robert Wood, testified he was home in bed at the time of the 1am incident on November 28, 1976. He denied key witness David Harris account placing him with Adams, who claimed Harris saw Adams take a pistol from under the car seat and shoot Wood after a traffic stop on Hampton Street.
Bertis Dobbs one of the original Light Crust Dough Boys died in Fort Worth Texas Funeral services were pending The western swing band popular in the 1950s helped Bob Wills start his music career
The firm tried to dig a Panama canal between 1881 and 1880 losing 20,000 workers and 325 million dollars before bankruptcy.
The Daily Favorite offers 100 in Bonham Bucks for a Lucky Mother's Day promotion. A winner will receive coupons usable at participating Bonham merchants. The paper will publish registration coupons next Wednesday and contact the winner on Saturday May 7 to award the $100 in Bonham Bucks.
Alfred Ray Bradshaw was sentenced to life in prison by Judge Henry Braswell in Sixth District Court after being convicted of burglary in the W T May Pharmacy break in on June 7 1976. The attorney said notice of appeal will be filed within 10 days.
Pope Paul VI and the Archbishop of Canterbury, side by side in the Sistine Chapel, prayed for church unity and exchanged a kiss of peace before about 700 million Catholics and 7 million Anglicans. The service used Latin and English with joint verses as the Sistine Chapel choir sang.
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