Girl Freed By Lie Test In Perryton Murder Case
Ometha Nally Green, 17, was cleared after a lie detector test tested in Burger Friday. Police dropped charges linking her to the June 5 murder of her brother Billy Joe Nalley, whose body was found near Perryton, while his brother Charles Nalley, 38, was killed later near Wynnewood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perryton
UPI
Ometha Nally Green
Charles Nalley
Charles
Wynnewood
Oklo
Green
Goldie O’neal
O’nea
Senate panel weighs crackdown on campus militants
Leonard told the Maas committee that convicting campus militants under federal conspiracy law would be remote. He urged using civil rights law to curb interference with federally funded programs, seeking intelligence from non-justice sources and a task force approach for prosecutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Appropriations
Leonard
Antisubversion Tool Wiretap Rights Cited by Justice Dept
The Justice Department asserts wiretaps were approved for five Chicago protesters in the disturbance prosecutions. A memo notes prior authority for foreign intelligence and domestic eavesdropping, with risks to be disclosed under protective orders. Mitchell states agents tapped Rennie Davis, David Dellinger, Thomas Hayden, Jerry Rubin, and Bobby Seale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irandum
Supreme Couriers
Chicago
John N. Mitchell
Rennie C.davis
David T. Dellinger
Thomas E. Hayden
Jerry C.rubin
Bobby G. Seale
Mitchell
Lee Weiner
John R. Fraines
Abbie H. Hoffman
Justice Department
Birth Announcements From Lubbock Area Hospitals
Several families welcome newborns with details from Highland Methodist and West Texas Hospitals. Newborns include boys and girls with weights from 5 pounds 7 ounces to 9 pounds 10 ounces and times of birth ranging Friday and Thursday morning to evening. Fathers hold varying jobs in local firms and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doyce Lee Lankford
Idahou
Highland Hospital
Harris Motor Co
Travis Lynn Conley
Lubbock
Lee Heatley Building Contractors
Frank Carrillo
118
Ave. N
Methodist Hospital
Texas Tech Museum
Ronnie Smith
E. Purduest, Apt
Beatty Construction Co
Joe Witten
Kress
Jerry Vara
1300
Ave. A
Liberty Machine and Manufacturing, Inc
Fred Artado
Auburn
West Texas
Joe Frank Jones
10Th Street
Lubbock Osteppa Hospital
Guerdon Industries
Glen Rider
4Th St
Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital
Armed Services
Wichita
Kansas
Daily Pollen Count Report By City Health Office
Daily pollen count shows Bermudagrass and other allergens measured per cubic centimeter. Specific counts and locations listed include Bermudagrass at 2819 particles and other allergies at several street references with varying concentrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
Alturnycas
Avenue K
Mine Shutdown To End Monday
The United Mine Workers Union said a coal mine shutdown held to honor John L. Lewis will run until midnight Monday. Lewis, 89, and retired UMW president, died Wednesday night. private funeral details were not announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers Union
Lewis
Cancer Test Aids Diagnosis Using Antibodies
Muna and Dr. Stanley Marcus report a diagnostic tool using antibodies that fluoresce when contacting cancer antigens. Three patients have been tested with positive results, and researchers from Microbiological Sciences Inc and the University of Utah aim to extend the method to other cancers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muna
Microbiological Sciences, Inc
Salt Lake City
Stanley Marcus
University of Utah
Uncollectible Taxes Highlight Large Writeoffs for 1968
The Brooklyn district office listed the 1968 uncollectible tax debts totaling millions. The largest single amount was 8,070,812 for E and R Monderer. Other sizable writeoffs included M. Eli and Louise Livingstone 4,137,824 and Clarence and Hazel Pistell 4,046,590. Paul Sandblom 2,918,309 and Reva Sandblom 1,639,785 were also written off. IRS liens were filed nationwide, with ongoing efforts to collect while individuals remain alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. and
R. Monderer
Brooklyn
M. Eli
Louise Livingstone
Boston
Clarence
Hazel W. Pistell
Paul Sandblom
Austin, Tex
Reva Sandblom
Manhattan
IRS
Charles A. Church
Elias and
Regina Monderer
Church
Bronx
Queens
New York
Kings
Richmond
Nassau
Suffolk
Westchester
Phillips denies plot by mayor on hearing in Lubbock
City council and mayor Rogers clash over firing city manager Blackwell. Phillips and Turner accuse Rogers of unilateral moves while Rogers defends open comment rights and council harmony amid councilmanic strife and public criticism. Tornado warnings and a minor injury accompany the political turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips
Dan Petty
Blackwell
Turner
Ray Chapman
Granberry
Rogers
Tion
Col
W. D
Grado Springs
City
Mgr
Bill
Ormal
Meet Lagers
Chapman
Dub
Demployes
Hollingsworth
Lubbock
Moe
Littlefield
Yeas
Vane
Dallas Fort
Rogers Worth
Lubbocki
Matter
Fort
Council
Lubbock Board of Realtors
Lubbock Area Hit by Double Storms and Hail Damage
A sequence of severe weather battered Lubbock and Crosby Floyd counties with baseball–size hail, 80 mph winds, and heavy rain. Farmers report extensive crop and property damage, including damaged homes, shattered windows, and vehicles. Davis and Medlock Farms describe extensive losses while utilities and roads faced outages and closures. Local forecasts call for continued thunderstorms and warm temperatures returning later.
Tax Lawsuit Creates Uncertainty Over Teacher Pay Bill
State officials spar over funding for the 1970 71 school year amid a tax lawsuit. Lt. Gov. Barnes and Gov. Calvert clash on whether the teacher pay bill can be certified before final court decisions. Revenue bills and a cigarette bill loom as the state navigates finances and potential vetoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Ben Barnes
Calvert
Martin
Smith
iCalvert
Barnes
Tate
Hail and Flood Hit Texas Counties Across the Panhandle
A major hailstorm and heavy rain swept Floyd, Crosby, Hale and surrounding counties. Farmers reported crop damage from hail up to baseball size, with wheat and cotton losses, washed out fields, uprooted trees, and downed power and farm structures. Winds toppled barriers and damaged stations as roads flooded and some homes lost windows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd County
Dale West
Cedar Hill
Cone
John Tubbs
Tubbs
Crosbyton
L-7
Cotton Center
Lorenzo
Hale Center
Seagraves
Lamesa
Enco
Palmer County
Bovina
Department of Public Safety
Bailey County
Maple
Steagall
Goodland
Enochs
Three Way
U. S
Bailey
Palmer
Lamb
Hale
Crosby
Floyd
Hall
Washington
Pres
Smith
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Weather Bureau
Hale Counties
South Plains
Twisters
Maas
FBI
Adam Gutierrez
Plainview
Bock Osteopathic Hospital
Jerry Young
John G. Hurd
Nixon
Venezuela
Hurd
Laredo
Killam
Harmony
Ppantean Wacr
Ralls
Post, Brownfield
Idalou
Wolfforth
Bryan
Hance
J. B Hance
19Th St
Plains
Abernathy
KWGO
Abankne
BuRe
Ee Rogers
Arvar Thas
Taloa Ta Philline
SE Chapman
Fort Worth
Pickup
Uay
Davis
Playa Lakes
Aubrey Davis
U.S
Raymond Eldredge
McAdool
Crosby County
Caprock
Wake
Floyd Counties
Ramos
Medlock Farms
Hilda Ramos
W. E. Medlock Farms
Avalanche Journal
Dougherty
Fred Cardinal
Ambhernt
Abernathy Andrews A ‘Tr. Faving
Brownfield
Cotton” Center
Efagters
Dickens
Dimmit Or
Floydada
Wereford
Dalou Dan Levelland Littlefield
Arento
Ackney
aInenp
Matador
Muleshoo Orton New Deal
Ortona
Bobby Pershouse
Monterey High School
Stanley Pershouse
68Th St
31St St
Flint Ave
John Palm
Morris Turner
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