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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1973

Page

5

Jury Upholds Indo Murder Conviction by Circumstantial Evidence

The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals ruled that a Houston jury acted properly in convicting John Lamar Indo of his parents' murder in 1969. The decision noted circumstantial evidence supported the verdict despite no clear motive and inconsistencies in Indo's testimony. The court also reversed a Lewisville drug DUI conviction citing questions about drug influence testimony.

Austin, Tex Houston University of Texas Court of Criminal Appeals John Lamar Indo High Court C.A. Smithhart Lewisville Smithhart Gene Bolden Bolden

Texas Supreme Court to Hear Contempt Appeals in Real Estate Cases

The Texas Supreme Court agreed to hear arguments by two lawyers held in contempt for withholding appraisal reports in Frio and Bexar counties. It also ruled on damages in Kerby v. ACC bus case, affirmed air pollution records denial for Renner, Inc., and addressed agricultural land use and an open bus door contributing to injuries. Do not copy source wording.

Austin Tex Texas Supreme Court South Texas High Court Abilene Christian College Jefferson County Company of State Alfred Shepperd Fria Pearsall Rad. Fitch Arthur C. Troilodir San Antonio Frio County Bexar County James Rayerley ACC Kerby Supreme Court Court of “Appeals Hays San Marcos Texas Renner, Inc Gulf Oil Corp Texaco, Inc Port Arthur Renner Rennr

Government plans new mandatory conservation measures

A federal energy official said three to five days will see announced measures to curb electricity use. John A. Hill of the Federal Energy Office noted the plan targets electricity consumption to prevent brownouts. He did not provide specifics. California is marked in major or moderate earthquake zones on the Commerce map.

Washington U.S. Commerce Departments California Great Britain Britain Sun

Tower urges Nixon to disclose Watergate details fully

Sen. John Tower urged President Nixon to provide full and prompt disclosure of all Watergate and related material. He said the White House should have acted more timely and expressed hope for comprehensive transparency on matters the President is challenged on. Tower did not speculate on 1974 electoral effects.

Washington Nixon John G. Tower Texas Tower White House

Dallas Head Says No Rationing Ahead Under New FAO Office

Delbert Fowler, newly named FAO regional administrator, said the arrival in Kadlas does not signal rationing. The 30 temporary compleaves will take days to ready, focusing on current allocations while broader stock distributions await inter-regional guidance. The Texas Arkansas New Mexico Louisiana and Oklahoma region will centralize offices and handle supplier wholesaler allocations amid state role in smaller shares.

Dallas Federal Energy Office FAO Delbert Fowler Kadlas Southwest Regiow FEC Texas Arkansas New Mexico Louisiana Oklahoma

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