Impeachment clock for Carrillo set by House panel
A Texas House committee pursuing the impeachment of Duval County District Judge O P Carrillo plans to decide by August 1 whether to recommend impeachment. The panel, with Rep. DeWitt Hale guiding the process, meets July 9 to consider articles and has begun indexing testimony and bank records.
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Austin
Tex
UPI
House
Duval County
O.P. Carrillo
DeWitt Hale
D-Corpus Committee
Carrillo
Terry Doyle
Port Arthur
Doyle
Senate
Carrillone
Roe
Jefferson County
State Bar of Texas
House Revenue and Taxation Committee
Hale
Attend Clark Reunion For 58 Descendants In Windom
The Clark family reunion for Squire and Leathe Clark gathered 58 descendants at the Walker home on FM 8986 north of Bonham. Attendees included J. T. Clark Sr and Pauline Crossland, with many relatives from Bonham Dallas Sherman and nearby towns enjoying meals, games, and photo moments under oaks after brief rain.
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Squire
Leathe Clark
Windom
Harold Walker
Bonham
Walker's Yard
Lucille Whitt
Kenneth
Mesquite
David Mays
John Paul
Euless
Annette Crossland
Dallas
Delores Thomas
Trisha
Honey Grove
Mike King
Jim
DeSoto
James Clark, Jr
Beverly
Yevonda
Rickey
Melvin Clark
Charlie
Melvin Jr
Cindy
Bobby
Sherman
Danny Clark
Danny Paul
Tina
Darlene Clark
Raymond Crossland
Keith and
Thomas
Pattonville
Mike Murphy
Jeff
Tim
Garland
George Selander
Sherry, Gearld
Georgie
Gregg
Rockwall
Charlie Kimmy
Joe Colosi Seeks Jury Duty Despite Dress Code
In Welch West Virginia Joe Colosi 25 presses to be chosen as a juror defying judge Jack Marinari who wants him to leave. Colosi insists on wearing boots and a sports shirt with jeans and plans another attempt Thursday as he pursues selection.
Stephens trio visits Bonham grandparents
John Scott and Lisa Stephens of Dallas visit their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Ellison in Bonham during a family trip.
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Scott
John and
Lisa Stephens
Dallas
Mrs. M. J. Ellison
Bonham
Briscoe names two to Texas Board of Health Resources
Gov Dolph Briscoe announced the appointment of Dr Francis A Conley of Austin and Dr Raymond G Garrett of Taylor to the reorganized Texas Board of Health Resources. Briscoe said 13 of 18 members were named last week and the remaining three would be announced shortly.
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Austin
Tex
UPI
Dolph Briscoe
Francis A. Conley
Raymond G. Garrett
Taylor
Texas Board of Health Resources
Briscoe
Two Delegations Call For Full Employment in Washington
In Washington two delegations pressed for full employment. Ralph Abernathy urged end to hollow bicentennial celebrations as about 1,000 poor people gathered at the Capitol. Labor leaders met 400 at a downtown hotel to back the Full Employment Action Council’s plan for jobs for all who want work.
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Washington
UPI
Ralph Abernathy
Southern Leadership Conference
Capitol
Organized
Full Employment Action Council
Indochina
U.S
Abernathy
Congress
Sherman area delinquent sales tax debts revealed
Comptroller Bullock notes about 1 000 delinquent taxpayers in the Sherman area owe more than 626 000 in state sales taxes and 182 in city taxes as part of 59 million dollars statewide. A special task force will pursue aggressive collections across Cooke Grayson Fannin Lamar Delta and Hunt Counties.
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Austin
Bob Bullock
Sherman Area
Bullock
Sherman
Cooke, Grayson
Fannin
Lamar
Delta
Hunt Counties
Highway 75
Lutte
Car Windows Damaged on Oriental Street in Bonham
Police report two cars on Oriental Street damaged by BB or pellet gunfire. E. E. Arnold of 1612 Oriental said his truck windshield was hit twice and the outside rear view mirror and camper were struck. Ray Sether of 1616 Oriental said the back window of his car was damaged.
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Oriental Street
Bonham
E. E. Arnold
Oriental
Ray Sether
Communists Demand Ouster of Vientiane Officials
In Vientiane Laos a UPI report says about 100 communists gathered outside Santham district headquarters calling for the removal of the district chief and several other officials. The protests marked the first attempt to depose the municipal government in the capital.
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Vientiane
Laos
UPI
Santham
Deaths S. A. Daughrity Services Set in Trenton
Samuel A. Daughrity 64 died in a Sherman hospital at 2 30 a m Wednesday June 25 1975. Services will be at Trenton Church of Christ at 2 30 p m Thursday with Charlie Hill and Grady Langford officiating. Burial in Burns Cemetery under Barnhart Funeral Home. He was born August 14 1910 in Ector, married Pauline Hall August 12 1919 at Trenton. Survivors include his wife two sons two daughters four brothers three sisters and seven grandchildren. Active pallbearers listed. family to be at chapel tonight.
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Trenton
Samuel A. Daughrity
Sherman
Pauline Hall
Pauline Daughrity
Jennie Daughrity
Whitewright
Samuel D. Daughrity
Denison
Gary Hail Daughrity
Little Elm
Janet Fulton
Houston
Adolf Barnes
Bernie Daughrity
Danville
Bill Daughrity
Robert Edwards Services Pending
Robert Lee Edwards, 85, of Bonham Rt. 1, died at Seven Oaks Nursing Home at 10 15 am Wednesday June 25 1975. Burial at Arledge Ridge cemetery after services at Wise Funeral chapel. He was born September 24 1889 in Tennessee and lived in Fannin county since age four. Survived by wife Hazel Edwards three daughters Reba Devault Alaska Justice and Mary Hodges one sister Edna Shaw four grandchildren and one great.
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Robert Lee Edwards
Bonham
Rt. 1
Seven Oaks
Wise Funeral Chapel
Arledge Ridge
Mr. Edwards
Tennessee
Fannin County
Hazel Edwards
Reba
Sheep population to fall to under ten million by 1980
Agricultural expert Edward H. Glade Jr. predicts a continued five year decline in U S sheep numbers. By 1980 the count may dip below 10 million from a 1941 peak of 56.2 million, with losses due to labor costs predators and a shift to other livestock and synthetic fibers.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Edward H. Glade Jr
Glade
Territory
Texas
South Dakota
East
Midwest
Democrats Admit Override Chance Dwindles On Housing Bill
Democrats concede they lack two thirds for overriding President Ford’s veto of a 1.35 billion housing bill. Ford cited a 1 billion added deficit. Meany urges override. GNMA mortgage authority expanded by 2 billion with calls for a further 7.75 billion to spur housing activity amid high unemployment.
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Washington
UPI
House
Ford
Carl Albert
Ohill
Thomas Ludlow Ashley
Ohio
House Banking Committee
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Congress
National Mortgage Association
Savings and Loan Associations
GNMA
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Allan Shivers
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Dolph
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Shivers
College Coordinating Board
Clark
Joe
Boots
Colosi
Ee Hiway
NORTH
Hardwood Specialties Company
Conley
Jerry Bardwell
Ahn’s Karate School
Denison, Texas
Bonham Jaycees
U.S. Mint
San Francisco
S. A. Daughrity
Robert Edwards
Bonham Tire & Appliance
N. Center
Clel
Gistle
Pee Mui
Demos
New Nation
Africa
Lourenco Marques
Mozambique
Samora Machel
Portugal
Machel
Haggar
Dacron
Nere
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