Windom residents attend conference and travel details
Windom notes report Rev Al Ellingburg and Clifton King traveling to Wichita Falls for the Methodist Annual Conference. The column lists multiple local families visiting relatives, holiday trips, and a minor farm update with grain near harvest and gardens yielding well.
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Lara Miles
Russell David
Danny Bowman
Tara
Wesley Wright
Honey Grove
Loren Bowman
Fort Smith
Ark
Wright
Obbie Woodson
Claremore
Oxhla
Matt Wheeler
Charles Bowman
Matt
Haise Cunningham
Clara Rasberry
Rayburn Nash
Fredricksburg
Bob Lovelace
Poncla City
Okla
J. R. Rasberry
Millie Maytubby
Caddo
Jack Boularte
Cuero
Gene Huggins
Burglars Enter W T May Pharmacy By Roof Openings
Burglars cut two roof holes at the W. T May Pharmacy on North Center and Sixth Street Sunday night. Nothing missing after a check. Chief Jay Duckworth and Officers Harper, Robardey, and deputies Taylor and Patton investigated. Believed alarm scared burglars away.
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W. T May
North Center
Sixth Street
May
Jay Duckworth
Leon Harper
Alf Robardey
Raymond Taylor
Sam Patton
O'Brien Faces Two Problems On First Day
In San Francisco UPI reports new NBA commissioner faces two issues tied to the New York Knicks. The first concerns star George McGinnis signed to a lucrative contract last week amid debate over its value and impact. In Waco Texas UPI notes guard Brett Busckwell of Midland Lee has signed with Baylor University.
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O’brien
George McGinnis
Knicks
Waco, Tex
UPI
Brett Busckwell
Midland Lee
Baylor University
Man Shot In Leg In Disturbance Sunday Night
Albert Sonny Wyatt was shot in the leg during a disturbance Sunday night. He was released from Fan nin County hospital after treatment. No charges had been filed in connection with the incident.
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Albert
Sonny) Wyatt
Fannin County
Jay Duckworth
Final hours for Texas public utilities bill approval
The Texas Legislature approved a compromise Public Utilities Commission bill 120 to 24 in the House and 22 to 9 in the Senate, amid a late-session rush. Lt. Gov. Hobby called it strong and fair while Gov. Briscoe said he would study the measure before deciding to sign or veto within 20 days. The bill aims to curb profiteering and protect consumers while addressing the state's growing needs.
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Austin, Tex
UPI
Texas
Public Utilities Commission
Dolph Briscoe
William P. Hobby
Briscoe
House
Representatives
Senate
Hobby
Compromise utility bill gains broad support in Texas
Winthrop and lawmakers say the consumer oriented measure is best possible this year amid House Senate differences. Sponsors Wilson Clower Moore defend the bill while planning further changes and a two year or January follow up. The three member commission will set rate regulation procedures starting Sept 1 and enforce with limited authority in 1976.
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House
Senate
John Wilson
D-La Grange
Ron Clower
D-Garland
Wiliam T. Moore
Bryan
Moore
Texas
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