Littlefield Robbery Suspects Arrested in Farr's Market Case
Three Lubbock residents including two men and a woman have been arrested in connection with the May 10 robbery of Farr's Super Market in Littlefield and the ensuing terrorization of its manager. Police declined further comment pending charges.
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Births and arrests reported in Lubbock area
Multiple births announced in Lubbock and surrounding areas with details of weights times and hospitals plus a police case in Lamb County involving arrests for robbery by assault. Names include Brent Wilson Cate Saylor Daniels Lummus Scull Mercado Davila Jaramillo Dillon Moreno Sanches Detson Lucero Gose Gomez Gomez Washburn and others. Arrestees: Vernice McWilliams Clarence Johnson Betty Davis McWilliams. The robbery alleged at a 3200 block Avenue Q store with $1500 taken.
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Texas Rangers
Lamb County Sheriff's Deputies
Vernice Richard McWilliams
S. Auburn St
Avenue Q
Clarence Tedward Johnson
E. 15Th St
Thieves Take Tools Pistols In Levelland Burglary Spree
Levelland police investigate a weekend burglary wave starting with Western Auto where pistols valued up to 200 dollars each and power tools were stolen. Other break ins at Levelland High School West Elementary School and Coursey Service Station collected cash from machines and personal items from residents at Diana Apartments.
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Perry Pinner
Western Auto
Levelland High
West Elementary
Coursey
Diana Apartments
Nixon Family Photo Caption Notes Names and Relations
AP Wirephoto caption lists Nixon family members and relatives including Julie Eisenhower Luci Nugent Lynda Robb and others with mentions of Mrs Nixon Mrs Johnson and President Nixon. The text resembles a caption labeling individuals without a narrative event.
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Julie Eisenhower
Patrick Lyndon Nugent
the Nugents
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Lynda Robb
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Lyndon Baines Johnson
Austin
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David Eisenhower
Senate votes on exemption for draftees from Vietnam service
The Senate votes today on a Nelson Humphrey Hughes Cranston measure to exempt draftees from combat in Vietnam unless they volunteer or re-enlist. Byrd cites broad support but notes heavy absenteeism as Memorial Day recess looms.
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Senate
Robert C. Byrd
W.va
Gaylord Nelson
Wis
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Harold Hughes
Iowa
Alan Cranston
Calif
Wayne Morse
Dore
Ernest Gruening
Alaska
Gruening
Vietnam
Toj
John V. Tunney
Dcalif
Four Put On Probation in District Court
Judge William R. Shaver placed four defendants on probation after guilty pleas in 140th District Court. One more defendant in 99th District Court also received probation. Jose R. Martinez three years probation for burglary tied to Rochelle Grocery break in April 10. Freddy Washington three years probation for burglary of a Lubbock residence November 20, 1970. Harold T. Furgeson one year probation for driving while intoxicated, charged June 6, 1970. Brenda H. West three years probation for passing a forged check cashed December 27, 1970 at a Lubbock Safeway store.
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140Th District
99Th District
Jose R. Martinez
43Rd St
Rochelle
Ave. D
Freddy Washington
Buffalo Springs Lake
Department of Public Safety
Brenda H. West
26Th St
Howard C. Davison
99Th District Court
Lubbock
Custody Fight Ends With Parents Taking Child From State
A New York couple who lost a lengthy custody battle for their adoptive daughter Lenore have taken the child and left New York. They sought Supreme Court relief after state rulings awarded Lenore to Olga Scarpetta the natural mother. The lawyers said the DeMartinos moved to an unspecified out of state location as appeals and contempt proceedings continued.
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UPI
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State Supreme Court
Nick
Jean DeMartino
Olga Scarpetta
DeMartinos
Jacob D. Fuchsberg
U.S. Supreme Court
Lenore
Scarpetta
Miss Scarpetta
Adoption
Fuchs
Berg
Fuchsberg
Fuchsburg
Linda
Netherlands tourism income rises 25 percent in 1970
The Hague reports The Netherlands earned 1.5 billion guilders from tourism in 1970, up 25 percent from the previous year. United States visitors to the country topped 500000 that year.
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Holland
Netherlands
United States
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