Trial Lawyers Fight News Restrictions In ABA Debate
The American Trial Lawyers Association denounces the Reardon Report proposing limits on crime coverage as unnecessary and potentially unconstitutional. ATLA calls for more voluntary guidelines and allows defense lawyers to question jurors privately about pretrial publicity to guard fair trials.
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TAS Vegas
American Bar Association
American Trial Lawyers Association
Paul C. Reardon
Massachusetts Supreme Court
APME
Reardon
Associated Press Managing Editors Association
ABA
House of Delegates
Chicago
Samuel Langerman
Phoenix, Ariz
The
ATLA
David N. Schultz
Redwood City
Calif
Schultz
Icy Roads Spark 44 Mishaps In Lubbock Traffic
Lubbock streets remained slick as icy conditions led to 44 traffic mishaps on Wednesday. Two injuries were reported, neither serious. John Kerry Mullins, 17, was hospitalized for minor injuries after a two car crash near Brownfield Highway and 19th Street. Damon S. Smith, 39, was treated and released after a car pickup collision at 45th Street and Quaker Avenue. The two day total reached 146 accidents with four injuries since icing began Tuesday.
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Lubbock
John Kerry Mullins
John Mullins
16Th St
Methodist Hospital
Brownfield
19Th Street
Damon S. Smith
45Th St
Dth Street
Quaker Avenue
Oliver Couple's Funeral Slated
Hale Center special funeral notice for Mr. and Mrs. Raymon Dennis Oliver victims of a recent auto crash near Guthrie. Services at 10 30 a.m. at First Baptist Church with two pastors leading and graveside rites at 450 p.m. in Thalia Cemetery. Freeman Funeral Home handles arrangements. Both aged 59 with large survivor families including children grandchildren and siblings.
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Hale Center
Raymon Dennis Oliver
Guthrie
First Baptist Church
T. J. Orban
R. L. Porter
Antioch Baptist Church of
Lubbock
Thalia Cemetery
Thalia
Freeman Funeral Home
Retired Chamber Manager Dies in Abilene
De Witt A. Bandeen longtime West Texas Chamber of Commerce manager died after a long illness at age 73. He retired in 1956 after coming to Texas from Ohio in 1920 to lead the El Paso Chamber. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Thursday in Abilene with survivors including two sons Charles of Abilene and Robert of Fort Worth.
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DeWitt A. Bandeen
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Bandeen
Texas
Ohio
el Paso
Longtime Anson Resident Dies
Anson resident J. E. Wright aged 80 died at 7 15 a m Wednesday in Anson General Hospital. Funeral services were to be held at 2 p m today at the First Baptist Church with Rev. God Eklund and Rev. Robert Everett officiating. Burial followed in Mount Hope Cemetery under Lawrence Funeral Home direction. He is survived by his wife Janie Ann seven sons a daughter a sister 26 grandchildren and 21 great grandchildren.
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J. D
Wille R
Virgil
Nelson Campbell
Lubbock
Cora Fulkerson
Amarillo
Obituary Notices From Olton and Lubbock Areas
W He am P Nein ast 45 dies near Hagerman New Mexico after a heart attack. He was Olton resident 38 years and survives wife two sons two daughters and several relatives. Tommin Christian six year old foster son of Mr and Mrs George W Christian of 4921 10th St dies in Abilene and services set in Sanders Funeral Home Memorial Chapel. Burial in City of Lubbock Cemetery. Pallbearers named. Mrs Otto Chitwood sister of two area residents dies in Clinton Oklahoma. service tentative Saturday in Clinton.
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Neinst
Hagerman
N. M
Tommin Christian
George W. Christian
10Th St
Sanders Funeral Home
City of Lubbock
Abilene
E.W. Goodigion
Alvin Anderson
Jerry ‘John
Tommy Johnson
Otto Chitwood
Clinton
Okla
Travis Caraway
Lubbock
Jimmy Mercer
Hereford
Native land devotion and roots in country
A poem reflecting on love of country and loyalty tied to place. It cites John 4 44 and Mr Dooley urging pride in native land, claiming roots, family, faith, and honest toil as basis for allegiance.
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Dooley
Burglars Loot White's Ant Store For Nearly 1000
In subfreezing weather Tuesday night burglars raided White's Ant Store at 1115 123th St and escaped with almost $1000 in watches and knives. They damaged a glass front oven and several window panes, used a drill on a deck, and police suspect the trio hid in a company delivery truck inside the shop overnight.
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Ant
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Harvey A Barnes Dies Rites Pending
Harvey A. Barnes 76 died after hospital treatment in Methodist Hospital. He farmed in the Morton area and had long residence in Cochran County. Survivors include his wife Cora. three daughters Mrs Tanner, Mrs Dandy, and Mrs Carpenter. two sons. two sisters. three brothers. and one grandchild.
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Harvey A. Barnes
Singleton
Barnes
Pays
Larbbock
Wednessey
Methodist Hospital
Ths
Marton
Cochran County
Cora
Latis Tanner
Alps Merline Dandy
Port Lavaca
Pers Carpenter
Fort Worth
Aatere
Jennie West
Austin
Reba McCallum
California
W. Hoo
Cleburne
BE. RB
Sami
Dallas
Wrights Funeral Friday for Ben B. Wright
Ben B. Wright of 106 Ave N died Wednesday in Parkway Manor. Services Friday at Englands Chapel Slaton with Rev Clarence N Wylie officiating. Burial in City of Lubbock Cemetery. Englands Funeral Home, survivors include a niece, nephew, and several great nieces and nephews.
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106 Ave
Parkway Manor
Lubbock
Wood ‘A
Englands Chapel
Slaton
Clarence N. Wylie
City of Lurkbaed
Englands Funeral Home
Officer Named Aid For Army Reservists M-Set
Emmett J. Capshaw of 5598 8th St. named enlisted advisor to the 4106 Lute block Army Reserve School. He will supervise local units in Rie Spring Midland Odessa Amarill. Capshaw previously served as Texas National Guard advisor since 1966 and has 26 years active duty in the U. S. Army. He served overseas in World War II and Korea 1950-51.
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Emmett J. Capshaw
8Th St
Lutebock
Sir Capshaw
Rie Spring
Midland
Odessa
Amarill
Texas National Guard
U. S. Army
Korea
Russians Prize Bitter Cold in Moscow Winter
The piece notes Moscow and Russia endure a severe winter with night temperatures down to 22 below zero in January. Russians take pride in the cold saying it builds strength, while foreigners struggle with the biting wind and numbness as Muscovites endure the season.
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Michael Johnson
Moscow
Napoleon
Hitler
Canada
Judge Bode Demands Coffee In Court Delays Prompt Contempt
Milwaukee judge Harold M. Bode threatened contempt citations for Capt. George Kosales when coffee for jurors was not delivered to his chambers. The incident stemmed from a dispute over where juror coffee should be served and referenced Sheriff Edwin Purtell’s inability to provide it. The episode highlights tense relations between the bench and sheriff’s personnel during a disorderly conduct case.
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Milwaukee
Wis
UPI
Harold M. Bode
Edwin Purtell
George Kosales
Sheriff's Police
Kenosha
Rosales
Kosales
Bode
Weosalas
Audi
Rim
Jude
Kosalas
Petter
Rosalos
Reece
Three youths jailed for murder in long-ago case ruling
A court ruling 16 years after the deed affirmed life imprisonment for three defendants in a murder linked to an earlier teen incident. The case centered on a patty incident with a death and a complex appellate process discussed by the judge and defense.
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Mabedd
Lanee
Funeral Pending for Gladys Smith in South Paris
Fragmentary notes indicate a funeral pending for Gladys Smith in South Paris. Text shows garbled names and phrases. multiple references to death and a legal or memorial context appear without clear dates or full details.
Funeral services set for C D Applegate in Lamesa
C D Applegate 40s died from injuries in a weekend motor vehicle crash in Los Angeles. Funeral Friday at First Baptist Church in Lamesa with Rev Roy Wanthle of Odessa and Dr George E Worrell officiating. He lived in Lamesa over 40 years before moving to Los Angeles four years ago. He is survived by Velma, stepson Mike McChuskey, daughter Mrs Don Tyra, his mother Mrs Sidney Smith, brother Stanley, two sisters and two grandchildren.
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C.D. Applegate
Qoopan
First Baptist Church
Roy Wanthle
Odessa
George E. Worrell
Los Angeles
Lamesa
Velma
Mike McChuskey
Don Tyra
Ruston
Sidney Smith
Lamiesa
Stanley
Eadlew Edwards
W. CC. Wricht
Cooksville
Tenn
Crandchldren
Services Today For Mrs. Isbell
Ruby Isbell 61 a long time Paducah resident died after a lengthy illness. Funeral at 2 p m today at First Baptist Church with Rev. Robert J Beck and Rev. Jack Putor officiating. Burial Garden of Memories Cemetery. Survived by husband Joe two daughters Ziby Sexton and Ruby Millican two sisters Minnie Whattley and Chaffin two brothers Ervin and Ford Stricklin five grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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Mars
Ruby Isbell
Cottle County
First Baptist Church
Robert J. Beck
Jack Putor
iGarden of Memories
Norris Funeral Homie
Isbell
Joe
Mas Ziby Sexton
Paducah
Ruby Millican
Roswell
N.M
Minnie Whattley
Blythe
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Chaffin
Crane
Ervin Stricklin
Claremont
Ford Stricklin
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