Messersmith shuts out Expos. Wynn homers in Dodgers win
Andy Messersmith pitched his fourth shutout and 21st of his career allowing four hits as the Los Angeles Dodgers beat the Montreal Expos 4-0. Jimmy Wynn hit his 12th homer to spark the Dodgers who moved within a half game of Cincinnati and drew over 1,000,000 at home this season.
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Eleven Die In Seminole County Jail Fire
In Sanford Florida sixty eight prisoners were trapped as the Seminole County Jail burned. Ten inmates died along with a guard who tried to help them. Witness John Fulenweider described the scene and rescue efforts. Investigators say the origin of the fire and whether the inmate arsonist survived remain undetermined.
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Ford Says U S Will Aid Allies Not Fight Their Wars
President Ford said the United States will provide arms and economic aid to freedom loving nations but cannot fight their battles. He stressed allies must bear the burden, while U S troops in Korea remain essential for peace. He also anticipates talks with Rabin on Middle East options and the potential Finnish led security steps toward Helsinki.
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Collision injures Baltimore rider near Leonard
James Robert Gillan, a Baltimore resident en route to Colorado, suffered facial injuries after a motorcycle and car collided at the U S 6 and FM 896 intersection in Leonard. Dorothy Sue Martin drove the auto, Trooper Rudy Dorrough said. Gillan had a chin cut, elbow abrasions, and two teeth lost.
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Texarkana Rodeo Clown Injured in Final Windom Event
A 20 year old rodeo clown from Texarkana, Danny Reed, was seriously injured in the Windom rodeo final performance. He suffered back and neck injuries when kicked by a bull during bull riding. Reed was taken to Fannin County Hospital by Professional Ambulance Service and later transferred to a Dallas hospital. He was employed by Box F Rodeo Co. of DeKalb.
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Window Break At Washateria On North Center
Dick Keene told police Monday a rock shattered the glass of a door at his washateria on North Center. No injuries reported and investigation ongoing.
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Traffic tips from Bonham officers warn on passing and leaving accidents
Bonham police advise motorists to avoid passing on the right except when the vehicle passed is turning left. Do not pass at intersections with vehicles in the same direction. Do not leave the scene of an accident. move the vehicle home or to a garage after investigation to keep streets clear.
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Pele Returns To Soccer With Cosmos Five-Year Dream Deal
Pele, 34, ends retirement to sign a three year contract worth 4.7 million dollars with Warner Communications to play for the New York Cosmos. Cosmos GM Clive Toye pursued the star after failing to sign George Best, making trips to Brazil and Rome to seal terms.
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Retired Teachers Plan New Officers in Fannin County Meeting
The Fannin county chapter of the Retired Teachers Association met in the Fountain Room of First National Bank last Tuesday. Noel Burnett, 1975-76 president, presided as three new officers were elected and installed: Mrs. Dan Garner vice president, E. J. Cappleman chaplain, and Mrs. Omer Welch reporter. Lila Tadlock, Senior Citizen of the Year, was honored. Committees set July 8 at 2 p.m. at Mrs. Garner’s home for meetings and yearlong activity planning. Hostesses included Mrs. Sallie Kennedy, E. J. Cappleman, Miss Flora Brewer, Mrs. Larah Baker, Mrs. Bertha Withrow, and Mrs. Ruth Turner.
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Burglary Attempt Reported at Peeler Home
R. D. Peeler of 306 Angew reported to police Monday that someone tried to break into his residence over the weekend.
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Daily Favorite offers delivery fix by phone contact
A circulation department representative calls to ensure readers who miss their paper receive a copy the same day. Call 583-2124 to arrange a delivery or resolve a missed issue.
Darwin Family Golden Wedding Reception Omitted
The name of a son of Mr and Mrs E C Darwin who will attend the golden wedding reception Sunday in the Fountain Room of First National Bank was omitted in Sunday's write up. Robert Darwin and his family of Bonham will also host the reception.
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