Houston deputy bitten by suspect faces fines and probation
A 24-year-old construction worker Johnny Herron of League City was ordered by State District Judge Doug Shaver to pay 782 dollars for medical expenses lost wages and his torn uniform. Herron received six years probation and a 1000 dollar fine for the November 14 scuffle at a Seabrook restaurant where Deputy J A Johnson suffered arm injuries after subduing him.
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Houston
Doug Shaver
Johnny Herron
League City
Seabrook
J.A. Johnson
Johnson
Herron
Mingledorff
Israel and Lebanon to begin talks on withdrawal and ties
Israel says negotiations will start next week with aims to pull back its invasion forces from Lebanon and normalize ties. Talks to be held alternatingly in Khalde near Beirut and Kiryat Shmona on the northern border. session country undetermined. Also: Hussein to return to Washington for follow up with Reagan on Middle East peace plan.
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Israel
Lebanon
Middle East
Menachem Begin
Uri Porat
Beirut
Khalde
Kiryat Shmona
Washington
U.S
Jordan
Hussein
Reagan
White House
Gas Garden Wonders If Hard Times Will Ever Be Old Days
The phrase reflects a sentiment that current hardships may not be remembered fondly as the good old days. It frames doubt about whether rough periods will later be recalled with nostalgia or merely as hardships endured.
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Gas Garden
Go Cart Christmas Rally Sparks Holiday Cheer
A lively scene as students celebrate the start of their holiday vacation with a go cart parade and cheers. A voice urged “Go, go, go” as participants roared along the course at Signt field.
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Santa
David Dover
W. Hazel
Gertrude Walker
Carlin names Dykes and Lady to Kansas Board of Regents
Gov. John Carlin selected Archie Dykes and Wendell Lady to the Kansas Board of Regents, expanding Republican representation on the nine member panel. Dykes replaces Glee S. Smith and Lady fills the term of Jim Dumas, with confirmation by the Kansas Senate expected.
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Topeka
Kan
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University of Kansas
Wendell Lady
Overland Park
John Carlin
Kansas Board of Regents
Kansas Senate
Glee S. Smith
Lady
Jim Dumas
Carlin
Sandra L. McMullen
Hutchinson
Patricia
East Tennesse State
Kansas House
Senate
Kansas State University
Keith Henley
Kansas Adult Authority
Parole Board
McMullen
Caruthers
Margaret Glades
Yates Center
Kansas City, Kansas Community College
Regents
John G. Montgomery
Junction City
James Pickett
Emporia
George Wingert
Ottawa
Jordan L. Haines
Wichita
Christmas Bundles Bring Holiday Joy at St Catherine
St Catherine Hospital reports a Christmas surge with 17 new bundles since Sunday adding to a year that may exceed 900 births. Sunday through Thursday saw 19 new babies, far above the usual daily birth rate, while director Leslie Purdy notes ample room and plans for stockings at discharge.
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St. Catherine Hospital
Leslie Purdy
Purdy
St. Catherine’s
Prince Andrew invites Koo Stark to New Year with royals
The Daily Express reports Prince Andrew has invited American actress Koo Stark to join the royal family for New Year at Sandringham. Buckingham Palace would not confirm, but Andrew will be at the Norfolk estate with Queen Elizabeth II and other royals. The paper says Stark, 26, would receive a large guest suite and join dinners and pheasant shooting with the royals.
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London
Prince Andrew
Koo Stark
The
Daily Express
Buckingham Palace
Elizabeth II
Sandringham
Norfolk
Koo
Andrew
Miss Stark
Queen's
Prince Charles
Prince Philip
Storm grounds Disneyland as 2 million lose power
Winter storm cripples California Oregon and Nevada leaving Disneyland rides stalled and San Francisco commuters robbed as 2 million customers lose power after Altamont Pass line failure. High winds and snow strand vehicles close bridges and disrupt travel from San Francisco to Las Vegas with several deaths and widespread outages.
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Disneyland
San Francisco
California
Oregon
Pacific States
Golden Gate Bridge
Altamont Pass
Rancho Seco
Pacific Gas & Electric Co
Monterey
Greg Pruett
San Diego
Las Vegas
Nev
Yuma, Ariz
City Commission Worried Over Asphalt Quality On Recent Roads
City commissioners demand core samples from asphalt on streets surfaced by Smith Land Co. including Campus Drive Long Boulevard and Terrace Place plus Cloverleaf Junction and Sunrise Addition areas. They fear low asphalt content, noting rock visibility and texture issues. Engineer cites possible warmer weather affecting rolling and hints at testing limits with plant mixes.
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Smith Land Co
Campus Drive
Long Boulevard
Terrace Place
Cloverleaf Junction
Sunrise Addition
Duane West
Steve Cottrell
Smith Sand
Cottrell
Wichita
Denver
Kansas Department of Transportation
Smith Land
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Jeff Collins
St. Catherine
Associated Press
Contra Costa County
Sierra Nevada
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Western Addition
Dennis Schardt
Civic Center
U.S. 101
Belmont
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