Local Journal Notes January 1974 Weather and Events
A clipped notice from January 1974 in Gall Day City Wyoming mentions Fen Dhayrorn and Gall Eriday with terse references to local happenings. The fragment hints at a community calendar entry or civic note without detailing specific events.
Texas bill would require criminals to warn victims beforehand
A Texas Legislature bill proposes that criminals must inform intended victims two hours before a crime, detailing time place and nature, and must also notify them of their rights. Rep. Jim Kastor of El Paso says the measure adds punishment and is fair to victims.
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Austin
Tex
UPI
Texas
Jim Kastor
el Paso
Kaster
Texan Takes Helm of GOP
Washington UPI reports George H. W. Bush, a Texas native and former Houston oilman, named to lead the Republican National Committee. President Nixon approved the selection as part of a second term shakeup, replacing Sen. Bob Dole who planned to campaign for re election in 1974.
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Washington
UPI
George Haw. Bush
County Chuiral
Bush
Nixart
National Committee
Bob Dole
R-Kan
Nixa
New York
U.S
United Nations
Houston
Senate
Dole
Lovon Ventrle
Ais
Lut
White House
U.N
Dele
T Lal
Godd Sulfer
Baby survives tornado hurled 60 feet in air in Louisiana
In Northeast Louisiana a tornado ripped through, killing 16-year-old Lee and injuring her mother Josephine Lee while a three week old baby Emily Lee rode the storm in an open field and escaped with no injuries. Grandfather John Lee described a house lifted and tossed as the tornado struck.
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Coluy. la
Louisiana
Dutie Lee
Shootings lift Northern Ireland toll to 686 in bank raid
Two men were shot and killed in Belfast and nearby Desortmarth as violence surged in Northern Ireland. IRA blamed for the bank holdup aimed at arming itself. 14100 dollars reportedly dropped. The second victim, Catholic Joe Weir, was found shot in a shopping area after gunmen forced him from a nearby lane.
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Belfast
UPI
Irish Republican Army
Northern Ireland
Desortmarth
Londonderry
Securiy
Joe Weir
Bride Traffic Closure Warned By New Brunswick Bureau
The traffic bureau warned residents and commuters that the bride is expected to remain closed for at least five days, delaying routes and prompting detours around the area.
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Patrelman C
New Brunswick Home News
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