Coast hit by Camille. Mississippi counts dead and homeless
Gulfport Mississippi reports devastation from Hurricane Camille with at least 50 bodies found and the toll expected to rise. Biloxi and other coastal towns suffer outages and massive wreckage as rescue work slows amid widespread homelessness and damage.
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Durbin gets 99 years for UT shooting murder
In Austin a grim jury of three men found Clyde Durbin Jr. guilty of murder for the Jan 8 shooting of a UT student. He received 99 years in prison with possible parole in 12 years. Durbin’s defense pleaded for life. the panel deliberated 73 minutes.
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Bishop Mourns Altar Boy in Belfast Martyr Funeral
Patrick Rooney, nine, was laid to rest in a Belfast Catholic cemetery after his altar boy service. The bishop and large crowd attended as the funeral progressed through tearful scenes in troubled Northern Ireland. A second crowd gathered nearby for another service on the same hillside.
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Haynsworth Nominated for Supreme Court by Nixon
President Nixon nominated Clement F. Haynsworth Jr. of South Carolina to the Supreme Court, drawing praise from some senators and liberal groups who criticized the choice. Senate Judiciary Chair Eastland set Sept. 9 for the confirmation hearing and the full Senate would decide after that.
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Plan to tax drinks in private clubs rejected by House and Senate
The Texas House and Senate opened revenue-bill talks after the House rejected a $340 million two-year plan that included a $20 million tax on drinks served in private clubs. House leader Gus Mutscher signaled seeking industry input on alcohol taxes as negotiations began.
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Today’s Prayer in Lubbock Revered by Community
A short, reverent note from readers in Lubbock reflects on faith and unity in daily life. The piece emphasizes collective hope and civic duty, inviting residents to consider spiritual values in public action.
Storm seeds jets attack Debbie in U.S. test
Storm see ded jets bomb Debbie in U S test as the storm with 115 mile per hour winds raises hopes for a weapon against violent tropical dangers. The AG Intruder was part of a 16 plane fleet that took part in the operation.
Budget Hearings Open Under City Manager Blackwell
City Manager Bill Blackwell leads budget hearings starting today as council members prepare to review the city’s proposed spending plan. Officials aim to balance services with fiscal constraints amid projected revenue changes.
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