Dismissal of charges against seven Black Panthers in Hampton-Clark raid
In Chicago seven Black Panther members who survived the Dec 4 raid that left Fred Hampton and Mark Clark dead had all charges dismissed by Judge Saul A. Epton. State’s Attorney Edward Hanrahan cited lab evidence admissibility and questioned the police evidence, while defense lawyer James Montgomery suggested police-fired bullets caused the fatalities.
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Chicago
Black Panther
Panther
Edward V. Handrahan
Yald
West Side
Fred Hampton
Clinois Panther
Mark Clark
Peoria Party
Hampton and Clark
Saul A. Epton
Circuit Court
Hanrahan
Brenda Harris
Crime Lab
Ons
David Purtell
James Montgomery
Bren
da Harris
Hampton and
Clark
Defense Attorm
Montgomery
Marriage Licenses Listed for Lubbock Area Couples
Official records show multiple marriage licenses issued to residents of Lubbock and nearby towns. Couples include Wiltte Ben Collings with Florence Mage Collins of Lubbock, and Emmitt Gibbs with Jo Ann Mims of Taubbock, among others.
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Wiltte
Ben Collings
Florence Mage Collins
Lubbock
Emmitt
Bart. Gibbs
Jo Ann
Mims
Taubbock
Bruce Hamelin
Beverly Ann Jones
Reuben William Blanar
Reese Afb
Leila Lynn Hatten
Simuel David’ Grubb
Frances Ann Martin
Patricia
Fatncine Tipton
Slaton
John Maurice Nixon
Mineral Weils
Sherelyn Ryan Brasher
Chasle Othell Jones
Sre
Bessie Vearl Messer
Lu Stanley Dale Stone
Mary Janice Franklin
Gary Dwain’ Kirksey
Narcotics Arrests Nearly Double in Texas Year
Austin AP says felony narcotics arrests this year nearly double last year. NARC division head Bumer Terrell reports about 200 arrests per month due to a larger force of officers. Emphasis on arresting pushers rather than users.
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Austin
Department of Public Safety
Bumer Terrell
Judge Delays Ruling On Texas Tech Catalyst Ban
Federal Judge H C Woodward took under advisement whether Texas Tech officials can ban the underground newspaper The Catalyst from campus. Attorney Tom Griffith urged summary judgment arguing the ban is unconstitutionally vague and selectively censoring. University attorney James Milan pressed for a trial to resolve evidentiary questions.
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Federal
H. C. Woodward
Texas Tech University
Catalyst
Tom Griffith
Woodward
James Milan
Griffith
Harvard Lampoon
Eldridge Cleaver
Owen Caskey
Tech
Jim Carlen
Milan
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Lubbock Courts
Pat
Moore
Dudes
Mary H. Giles
James Edward Giles
ET. McMahan Jr
Aeini
Strangburn Safe and Lock Co
James W. Gordon
Claude H. Wortham
Gordon and Wortham
Merck and Co., Inc
Tlam
John Fitzpatrick
Terry D. Davis
Gordon Davis
I Ian
Dora Hernandez
Manuel Hernandez
LTH
A. Ellis
Dodge
Taek Goodgion
Euralee Goodgion
Aiverge
Tabak Coop Acains
Erty Ater Nine
Mtg. Co
Phillip Dettan
Parker
Mth Street
Qua’er Avenue
J. Moody
J. T. Dennison
Sern District Court
Howard
Davison
Janey Buller
Don Butler
Robert H. Bean
Libbrek National Bank
W. D. Philips
Connie Simpson
Theresa
Rasinski
Husband
York Avenue
47Th Street
Hyce Ol Co., Inc
G. H. Clanton
JKJ, Inc
County Court-At-Law No
Denzil Beavers
Phillip
Raymond Wallace
Thomas Grooms
Southwest Transmissions
Kenneth Doyle Rogers
Rodrick L. Shaw
Jodce
Tra B. Taylor
Guyan Vashti Taylor
E. C. Hughes
Aowlication
American State Bank
Tvorces
Diane Ona
David Es Ola
B. Mason
A. B. Masorena
Nelson A Terrell
Mary Allee
Spe
Y. Matheny
Richard C. Ny
Nae
E. Purcell
Lorraine XK
Piece Hart
Agnes E. Hart
BBC J Avalanche-Journal
Detiyepy
Broadway
Boston
Rocker
Corry
Feraiture
Mar
Belom
At Lorenzo
Texas
F.D
Lorenzo
Pier
Indiana - Winchester Square
Fedders
Jenkins
Shelvas
Cath
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