Texas bill would require criminals to warn victims 24 hours in advance
A Texas Legislature bill by Rep. Jim Kaster of El Paso would force criminals to inform intended victims 24 hours before a crime. The notice would specify time, place, and nature, and include victims’ rights. Kaster argues it adds a new punishment though supporters doubt compliance.
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Bush to lead Republican National Committee
Washington fact sheet reports George JLAW Bush, an Ivy League Texan, is named to head the Republican National Committee by President Nixon as part of the party’s second term plans. Bush, formerly Houston born and a former U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, accepted reluctantly amid shifting leadership as Sen. Hub Dale’s chairmanship ends.
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Tornado Flings Baby As Northeast Louisiana Storms Hit
In COREY Louisiana a **eight week old** baby was hurled into an open field by a tornado. The mother, grandmother, and others were injured or killed as seven tornadoes struck the region. John Jee and De Linus Carroll described the dramatic wreckage and survival.
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Lee
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Shootings raise Northern Ireland death toll to 686
Two men were shot and killed in Thursday incidents in Northern Ireland. One victim, a Catholic, was found in a shopping area after a bank robbery attempt near a hospital. Authorities blamed IRA involvement, while four men fled with about $14,100. In a separate attack, Joe Weir, 30, was forced from a bar and later killed. Police reported no other casualties.
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Bride Remains Closed as Traffic Bureau Warns 45 Days
New Brunswick Home News reports Patrolman C.9 notes traffic bureau warns residents and commuters that the bride is expected to remain closed for at least 45 days, signaling a temporary restriction or closure related to local traffic or event scheduling.
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