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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1976
Page
8
Investigators report testimony from a 15th century session where witnesses described assaults on neighbors and themselves on broad daylight. The accounts reference congressional officers and local incidents triggering concern.
Ambiguous notes describe Jae Foote as a tin bie aide who was alerted by a judge and typically rejected invitations from contractors. Albert van hoagitahved in January due to bronchitis. aides claim he was tied to millions of classified national security documents.
Testimony shows many victims feel embarrassed or blame themselves. Officials say security gaps at the National Capital Housing Authority allow access for criminals. Residents call for better training and tighter controls as they seek protection against con artists and burglaries.
Police in Mexia mobilize virtually all officers in a citywide hunt for guerrillas who killed a deputy and threatened more violence. In New York a threatened TWA strike was averted after negotiators reached a tentative contract.
Terry Easterling has been named chief justice of the student group, with juror Kasterig also noted in the context. The change signals a new leadership direction for the organization.
Went Texas State University Canyon named prelaw major Basterning chief justice of the Student Association for two years. Past roles include Stafford Hall president and assistant attorney general. serves on University Discipliners Committee and Residence Hall Association. son of Mr and Mrs Ron Basterning of Childress.
Leslie James Alexander, 70, longtime Childress County resident, died recently. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Friday at First United Methodist Church with Rev James Price and Rev Joe S Allen officiating, burial in Childress Cemetery. Born August 3, 1905, in Loco he was a Childress High School graduate, attended Texas A&M, a retired salesman and former county clerk. Survivors include his wife, two sisters and a brother.
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