Rains Rush Texas Coast Floods Prompt Evacuations
Severe rainstorms drenched the upper Texas coast with nine inches and strong winds flooding Beaumont Port Arthur and Houston streets. Authorities reported evacuees in Freeway Manor Southeast Houston and Galveston as water rose in two areas while city crews barricaded threatened streets.
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FCC urged to regulate video networks for public interest
The Associated Press reports FCC chairman calls for regulation of networks to aid local stations in serving the public. An industry spokesman agrees TV sound quality should improve but criticizes wasteful practices and rising violence in programming. He cites uncertain science linking content to crime.
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Ashington
Federal Communications Commission
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Interindustry
TV Chime Aid Voleice
Sophia Ie
Teeeteta
Bas Dey
Fisanita Fysiarl
LeRoy Collins
Florida
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Tractors for Freedom offer deadline to Del Castro
The Tractors for Freedom Committee set a Friday noon deadline for Del Castro to accept an offer of 500 agricultural tractors in exchange for 1,200 prisoners captured in the April invasion.
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Tractors For Freedom Committee
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U S Moon Shot Plans Charted at Cape Canaveral
CAPE CANAVERAL CAPE CANAVERAL United States space program Ranger outlined with goals and schedule. Plans detail launch sequence, testing, and expected milestones as the program advances toward a manned or unmanned lunar mission.
Daniel rejects general sales tax for Texas
The article reports Daniel plans to veto committee recommendations if they call for a broad sales tax. He favors a targeted approach, proposing a two factor formula and taxes on gas pipeline companies. He notes Texas faces a $300 million two year shortfall and criticizes interstate corporations and bankers.
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Daniel
Texas
Supreme Court bars illegally obtained evidence in state courts
The Supreme Court ruled that criminal prosecutors may not use illegally obtained evidence in state courts. The decision, applying to unions with involuntary membership, narrows the use of tainted evidence and outlines limits on state prosecutions.
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Warden Mentionals Puzzle Reader Notice
A fragmented OCR item notes a warden involved in a curious affair about receiving unusual travel gear and gossip. The text hints at editorial sections and market pages but provides no clear names or dates to anchor facts.
Boy Dies In Crash In Residential Area
A crash in a residential area killed a man named Mickey and left his wife Carolyn and their 1-year-old son Steven injured. The driver of the other car, a Hartford resident, was reportedly among those involved. details remain unclear due to fragmented text.
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Sarge
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Hefner
Carolyn
Steven
Needle in Haystack Letter Trail Leads to Bombers
Unclear report notes a convoluted trail involving revolutions and sabotage claims. Authorities disclosed on a Monday night operation aboard an armed schooner near Ensenada Mexico with U S. agents involved.
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