Dallas murder case study by computer analysis plan
West Texas law officers including Odessa detectives Floyd Hudman and T D McQueen and Sheriff’s Captain Elton Faught joined Dallas County officials in a Dallas meeting to feed murder case data into a computer. After a brief briefing, they completed seven questions on weapons, items near victims, and related details to guide the simulated analysis.
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Perial
Avalanche-Journal
Odessa
West Texas
Dallas
Ficers
Dallas County Auditor's Office
John Hickman
Auditor's
Rift Over Airport Policies Brings City Council and Board Closer
Lubbock city officials and the Airport Board pledged tighter cooperation after a rift. The board will report recommendations through its chairman and preview contracts and payments. A proposed ordinance would make the board advisory rather than semi operational and clarify the aviation director’s role.
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Airport Board
Council Eyes Budget Changes and Airport Board Link
The city council discusses final say on appropriations and policies and awaits operating procedures approval. Dr. John Bradford calls for board reporting to each council session. Mayor James Granberry urges rewriting the ordinance and keeping advisory status in view. An ex-officio council member for the airport board is suggested but not decided.
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John Bradford
James Granberry
New jury guidelines may affect Crosby County little
The article reports that fresh juror selection guidelines expected to cause potential issues for Lubbock are not anticipated to impact Crosby County significantly, according to a local judge. It notes the source as page 4 in section A. The report highlights the judge's view on regional effect and mentions the broader legal context.
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Lubbock
Crosby County
Sec. A
Judge Rules Financier Protected
Frank W. Sharp, central figure in stock fraud probes, testified before the Travis County Grand Jury after a federal immunity order protected him from state and federal prosecution. He invoked the Fifth Amendment when asked if he was the former chairman of Sharpstown State Bank, as the case connects to SEC inquiries and other financial fraud schemes. The matter precedes a Texas House General Investigating Committee session where Sharp is to appear as a key witness.
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Associated Press
Austin
Frank W. Sharp
Travis County Grand Jury
Texas
Sharp
167Th District Court
Dist
Tom Blackwell
Martin Susman
Robert O. Smith
Sharpstown State Bank
Smith
Securities and Exchange = Commission
National Bankers Life Insurance Co
Blackwell
Yar
Grand Jury
Texas Aouse General Investigating Committee
Federal Dist
John Singleton
Houston
Prayer Blessings Note and Appeal
A reader offers a brief Thanksgiving prayer praising nature homes families and health. They seek divine strength for the sick and guidance along life’s paths in a concise devotional card style remark.
Grievance Commission Seeks Probe of Nerios Shooting
The Citizens Grievance Commission urged the Lubbock City Council to launch an investigation into the Saturday shooting death of Ernesto Nerios. The three hour meeting at City Hall touched on city hiring and featured tensions between Commission Chairman Virgil Johnson and Nephtali De Leon. De Leon urged burial aid and an annuity for Nerios’s 5 month old daughter and 17-year-old wife after the 21 year old was killed by a stray pellet from a police shotgun following a failed knife-paint robbery alert.
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Eugene Smith
Journal
Citizens Grievance Commission
Lubbock
Ernesto Nerios
City Hall
Commission
Virgil Johnson
Nephtali DeLeon
DeLeon
Nerios
Vernon Ave
East Lubbock
Co-ops Meet Today to Honor Roy Davis Leader Tribute in Texas Agriculture
More than 700 people from across the country gathered in Texas to honor Roy B. Davis an agricultural leader praised by Gov. Preston Smith and U S Rep George Mahon as among the finest citizens. The dinner preceded a regional cotton cooperatives meeting at Municipal Auditorium with a plan to establish a 150000 Distinguished Teaching Chair in Cooperatives at Texas A&M University.
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Gov
Preston Smith
U.S
Rep
George Mahon
Smith
Mahon
Duane Howell
Avalanche-Journal
Carolinas
California
Roy B. Davis
Texas
Lubbock
House Appropriations Committee
Kelton Palace
Davis
Plains Cooperative Oil Mill
Dennise
Municipal Auditorium
Texas Axm University
Roy Bennett Davis
Herman Talmadge
D-Ga
Senate Agriculture
Housing Starts Reached Record High in July
Washington reports housing starts at 2 218 000 dwelling units annual rate in July, up 10 percent from June and 38 percent from a year earlier. The Commerce Department release notes housing as a bright spot amid a drab economy, while July industrial output fell eight tenths of one percent and the current balance of payments deficit for the second quarter hit a new record.
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Washington
API
Commerce Department
Shock Waves From Nixon Economy Moves Echo Worldwide
World markets react as Nixon administration pursues sweeping economic policies. The dollar steadies amid Swiss currency flotation while doubt lingers over price freezes and teacher pay hikes. Readers are pointed to related pages detailing exemptions for raw food products and regional treatment plans for Texas residents. Meany is accused of being out of step in the ongoing policy debate.
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Nixon
Texas
Nixon Seeks Sacrifices for Economic Revival
President Nixon urged Americans to accept sacrifices to revive the economy and restore faith in national character. He spoke at a Knights of Columbus event about a tough course to lift the United States from downturn toward renewed confidence, urging work, effort, and moral courage.
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New York
Nixon
Nowam
International Meeting of the Knights of Columbus
Nixon Tax Cut Moves Gain Swift Congressional Action
Nixon won assurances of fast action on his tax cut plan while economists warn inflation risks return next winter if wage price controls fade. The administration pressed unions to end strikes during a nine day freeze as Dow climbs and lawmakers pledge hearings and possible retroactive tax credits.
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United Press International
Washington
Nixon
Wall Street
J. Curtis Counts
Europe
New York Stock Exchange
White House
John W. Byrnes
Wisconsin
House
Ways and Means
Congress
Wilbur DL Mills
D-Ark
Byrnes
SWIFT
Severe Thunderstorms Drench South Plains Cities
Storms drenched parts of the South Plains with heavy rain and high winds. Silverton saw up to five inches of moisture and New Deal faced gale force winds while Lubbock recorded only a trace.
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Avalanche-Journal
South Plains
Silverton
New Deal
Lubbock
Quitaque
Hereford
Dimmitt
Friona
Interstate 27
Reese Air Force Base
Carlisle
Weather Map Page 12 A Lubbock Forecast
A 20 percent chance of rain tonight. Day high in the middle 80s with a low in the mid 60s. Southerly winds 5 to 15 mph today.
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Lubbock
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