Former Oklahoma House Speaker McCarty Released From Prison
Former Oklahoma House Speaker J. D. McCarty walked out of the Federal Correctional Institution in Texarkana after six months and 11 days for income tax evasion. He pledged to become a useful citizen and said he might share ideas on rehabilitation programs with officials, citing his health and weight loss during confinement. He rose to three terms as speaker and was once viewed as the most powerful figure in Oklahoma politics. He plans no immediate political return.
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County population soars in a decade Fort Worth area growth
Census Bureau reports Tarrant County rising from 538495 to 711386 in ten years, with big gains in Fort Worth suburbs. Arlington, Bedford, Euless, Hurst, North Richland Hills, Haltom City, White Settlement show varied increases. chamber and census officials weigh method and impact.
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Pollard Friendly Ford Dealership Rebound After Tornado Loss
The Pollard Friendly Ford agency in Lubbock plans a stronger comeback after over 1 million dollars in tornado damage. Sales manager Hoyt Starr says owner Dick Pollard rejected an Amarillo firm's bid and that negotiations to sell the dealership were dropped following the May 11 twister.
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