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Delaware County Daily Times

Location

Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1981

Page

7

Texas lawmaker flees state amid safety fears

Longview legislator Mike Martin has reportedly fled Texas to protect his family after aides were told a satanic cult member tried to kill him. A woman claiming to be his mother said calls to his home are tapped and Martin is away for safety. Police could not locate him to serve a Travis County Grand Jury subpoena.

Austin Texas UPI Mike Martin Longview Martin Mike Travis County Grand Jury

Reopening on tap for oldest tavern

The White Horse Tavern in Newport Rhode Island, in operation since 1687, has been sold for 225000 dollars to a group led by Lee Smith O L Pitts Willis McIntosh Garl Anderson Jr and Thomas C Blake, with plans to keep it a restaurant and preserve its interior and exterior. The buyers cited Newport’s generosity and aim to reciprocate by preserving America’s oldest tavern.

Newport R.I UPI White Horse Tavern Preservation Society of Insite Otcivenn Lee Smith O.L. Pitts Willis McIntosh Fort Worth Texas Garl Anderson Jr Okla America Alexander G. Walsh

Two charged in teen alcohol deaths case in Pa

Authorities charged two people including a sister of a victim with supplying alcohol to eight teenagers who died in a March 6 car crash. Linda Jeter, 22, and Kasarda face counts of corrupting minors and liquor-law violations tied to minors drinking before the wreck near Throop.

UPI Linda Ann Jeter James Walsh Jeter Kasarda

Wife testifies spouse beat stepson to death

In Salem Virginia a woman testified her husband James Arnold Smith beat her 3 year old stepson Charles with a leather belt in April 1971 and buried the body in a landfill with help from his young step daughters. She described hearing belt licks and a thump, and said the child died that night. The trial opened on a murder charge as the body was found after the siblings made the discovery.

Salem UPI James Arnold Smith Mary Charles Smith

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