Tuberculosis patient faces death sentence on murder charge
Walter Henry Mosley, 28, on death row in Huntsville, shows health gains after a doctor predicted he would die. He was convicted for the April 25 1980 shooting of Tommy Box at a service station. his claimed motive was a quarrel over money tied to a house sale. Mosley expressed remorse and acceptance of the death penalty as he prepared for execution.
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GOP Gains From Page One Poll Trends Highlight Campaign Dynamics
The period sees Administration opposition to steel amid a stock market drop while President's approval slides from 79 percent in March to 71 percent in the latest Gallup reading. Democrats may leverage these shifts before elections as campaign dynamics evolve.
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Lubbock Man Guilty of Malice Murder In Shooting Case
Jurors in the 9th District Court found Juan Lovano Guerrero a 35 year old from Lubbock guilty of murder with malice for shooting Fernanda Montalvo 26 at Nick Cardenas residence on Tal Ave January 22. Guerrero testified in self defense claiming Montalvo reached for a pistol as two witnesses testified he fired three times. The jury imposed a 12 year term.
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Former Lubbock man fined for selling stock
Securities Commissioner William King said Joe Bailey Springfield formerly of Lubbock was fined 1000 for selling stock in violation of the Texas Securities Act. Springfield pled guilty to three counts of selling Pecos Valley Credit Corporation stock without registration as a securities dealer. Trials for Norris W. Boatman Maso PD. Carpenter and others are scheduled in 9th District Court.
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Bank petition lists Estes Brothers firms in Pecos area
The document details a bankruptcy petition filed in Pecos County listing Robby Frank Estes as a partner in Estes Brothers. It cites joint ventures with other parties in multiple Pecos and Texas firms including Leveland and South Plains Grain Co. and Verhalen Mercantile Co. as general merchandise stores.
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Texas Man Dies In Air Crash
The Pentagon identified U S Air Force instructor Cont Wood Thinker TD of Bartlet as among 23 killed when a Vietnamese Air Force transport crashed off Saigon. The twin engine CAT failed after left engine fire during takeoff. The pilot tried to return to the field. Thinker was about 27. widow Hives and parents live in Davilla Texas.
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Police Auxiliary Voters Support Cerebral Palsy Center
Twenty five members attended the Lubbock Police Auxiliary meeting in the city hall coffee shop. The group voted to donate 50 to the Cerebral Palsy Center in Lubbock and handle routine business. Mrs James Prothro was named reporter, replacing Mrs Bobby Tyson whose husband recently resigned from the police force. Hostesses were Mrs James Finch, Mrs Harry Moore, Mrs James Rowland, and Istelle Guthrie.
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New Subway Plan Proposed for Midtown Bronx Link
The New York Transit Authority proposed a new major subway line costing 197 million dollars to connect Midtown Manhattan with the Bronx. If approved, construction could start next year and finish in 1970, serving about 500,000 riders daily and running only during rush hours with off hours storage on the tracks.
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No USO in Peoria but needs grow for troops abroad
The piece argues Peoria has no local USO yet soldiers, including recruits serving overseas from Berlin to Okinawa, rely on USOs elsewhere. It highlights Kennedy's quote on winning peace and stresses more USOs and funds are needed to support GIs far from home.
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