Former NBL Chief Denies Wrongdoing In Dealings
The article reports former NBL chief Osorio denying any wrongdoing in connections to Sharpstown related dealings. He defends his attempts to pass a public-benefit bill, cites aid for mentally retarded children, and disputes a testifying affidavit alleging he urged destruction of records on a Sharpstown bank loan. He describes contacting the bank after learning the loan was recorded to individuals rather than the joint venture.
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Osorio
SEC
Joe Novotny
Sharpstown
Smith and Baum
Novotny
Baum
Becko
Sharp
Rome
Paul
Osorid
National
Houston
Texas Atty
Waggoner
Carr
Hughes
Austin
Real Intention Skews Tokyo Beijing Talks
China scorns Japan efforts to mend ties and accuses Tokyo of a hidden plan to back Taiwan. Delegations from Japan seek dialogue, while Beijing reiterates harsh anti China stance and support for Taiwan in the United Nations context.
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New China
Japan
U.S
China
Taiwan
Peking
Aesse
Formosa
South China
Tokyo
Risaku Sato
Sato
United Nations
Organization
Upextra Democratic Party
Aiichiro Fujiyama
Yoshimi Furui
Keita Okazaki
Fort Pierce imposes curfew after unrest and firebombings
An emergency curfew and other strict measures were ordered in Fort Pierce after a night of rioting and firebombings along the city’s main street. Police reported arrests, looting, and two dozen wounded by a youth and three injured by gunfire.
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Fort Pierce
Fla
Byear
Joyce Dennis Summerlin
St. Lucie County
J. R., Norvell
Fort Pierce Central High School
Peny
Norvell
Whiddon's Grocery
Casey's G
Step Up
Second Letter Renews Million Dollar Ransom in Fly Case
A letter renewing a $1 million ransom demand for Dr. Claude L. Fly, an American agriculture expert kidnapped in Uruguay Aug 7, was received by the New York Times. The handwritten postscript allegedly by Fly accompanied the typewritten note, with authenticity to be checked by the State Department.
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New York
Claude L. Fly
Uruguay
New York Times
Fry
State Department
Times
C. Raymond Hussart
Explorer posts grow in 20 county South Plains area
Scout officer Oshler says the South Plains Council has 38 Explorer posts with 571 members and notes girls are not excluded. A recent Explorer road rally had eight teams. programs span various vocations with law enforcement among sponsors. Townsend describes troop leadership and weekly dues of five cents for activities, with 186 youths interviewed for registration.
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South Plains Council
Explorer
Oshler
Lew Siay
Oehler
Townsend
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Avalanche-Journal
NBL
Saul Mesias
Texas
China Sunday
Scone
Florida City
U.S. AG
Hussart
Fort Collins
Colo
Claude Fly
John
Mirilam
Claude
Fly
White Jets
Ranger
Briggs and Stratton
Prica
Lan
Explorer Troop 199
Fenner Tubbs Co
Ave. Q
Ross A. White
63Rd St
Ben Simpkins
Arthur Watson
Toney
Seoaila
Ular
Charmers Morbund
India
The
All India Snakes Charmers ‘Association
Culligan
James Perry
Ralief
Slide
University
Jestlor
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