Filipino minister's family finds new life in Littlefield
Ronnie Sadorra and his wife June Hicks Sadorra, natives of the Philippines, moved to Littlefield in 1983. He recalls arriving in the U.S. with $50 from a friend after a $500 boat-ticket to the mainland. He earned a Bible and business degree at Abilene Christian College, taught and worked in San Francisco, and served as an associate minister before plans for a self funded world tour.
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Washington slows as Easter crowds vanish after King assassination
Washington's tourist spots and retailers closed or deserted on a day normally busy with Easter shopping and Cherry Blossom events. The Capitol and Washington Monument were shut, the White House offered limited tours, and looting scars visible as damaged storefronts appeared near the National Press Club.
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Senate approves Safe Streets bill with gun limits and confessions rule
Federal curbs on handgun sales appear in a sweeping crime bill approved by the Senate Judiciary Committee. The measure allows confessions to be admitted if voluntary and limits interstate mail order handgun sales. Wiretapping and nationwide police grants are also included, with Johnson backing broader protections. The bill seeks to boost state and local police training and equipment under federal grants.
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Harlingen Residents Die In Auto Mishap
Two Harlingen residents died Saturday when their car struck a tree east of Santa Maria Cameron County at the southern tip of Texas. Victims were Robert Ball 21 and Guadalupe Ancisco 34.
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