City Police One Man Watchdog Agency Draws Fine Line
The article describes the city police watchdog unit issuing oral reprimands for first offenses of poor judgment. After a complaint, the officer is heard, and then the chief issues a statement. An appeal to the Civil Service Commission within 10 days can overturn a ruling with back pay and record correction.
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City Police
Wiley
Civil Service Commission
Civil Service
J.T. Ailey
Internal Affairs Division
Detective Division
Fair exhibits feature quarter horses and sheep judging
Contestants from a three state region compete in halter, gait, and rideability classes for Quarter Horses with riders guiding reinning barrel racing and cutting events. Sheep judges award champion and reserve ram and ewe ribbons across Dorset Rambouillet and Suffolk divisions amid fair atmosphere.
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Vas
Blake Shuttlesworth
Lubbock
Shuttlesworth
Bar
Harlan Miller
Seagraves
Dorset
John Scott Sanford
Merkel
Rambouillet
Becky Hodges
Sterling City
Suffolk
Steve Griffith
Loveland
Colo
Deron Hunter
Blanco
Wesley Hodges
Mark Brothers
Collins, Colo
Pair Guilty In Jailbreak Case Involving Illegal Export
The defendants were found guilty in a jailbreak case centered on exporting an illegal firearm. Mexico seeks extradition for the men involved in the raid. Fielden admitted earning 5000 dollars and collecting more from released prisoners who testified he threatened them for payment. Kari Jorgenson testified that Fielden demanded 5000 dollars for her freedom and for three friends to pay the same, threatening to kill if not paid. Jeffrey Garafola corroborated calls pressuring payment and threats of transporting captives to the border.
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Wiley
Lubbock
Mexico
Fielden
Davis
Kari Jorgenson
Georgetown
Colo
Colorado
Miss Jorgenson
Jeffrey Garafola
Alexandria
Official Says No Facts Link Ford Fund Probe
Deputy Attorney General Harold R. Tyler said there is absolutely no knowledge of President Ford being the target of a probe into Kent County Republican party finances. He noted improprieties stem from an informer and cautioned that Grand Rapids brings Ford to mind. Carter, 52, marked his birthday as he urged turnout among blue collar workers and defended Ford while Boosting his own campaign.
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Associated Press
Ford
Kent County
Mich
Grand Rapids
Gerald Ford
Harold R. Tyler
Carter
Jimmy Carter
Maine
Connecticut
Tennessee
Pennsylvania
Senate
White House
Judiciary Committee
Congress
Portland
Texas voter signup nears six million with Oct deadline
Secretary of State Mark White said Texas added about one million voters in nine months, pushing total registration toward six million. Registrants must act by Sunday to vote in the Nov. 2 election as some offices close early weekend. a few will stay open for late registrations. white noted a campaign cost of up to 45000 dollars and anticipated a record turnout near 70 to 75 percent of the voting age population.
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Austin
UPI
Mark White
White
Texas
Ford Signs Pay Bill While Criticizing Congress
President Ford denounced Congress for freezing top salaries yet signed a bill granting annual pay raises for top legislative branch staff to compete with private industry. He also signed a $5.1 billion foreign aid bill and noted elimination of a cost of living kicker for retirees.
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Washington
Ford
Congress
Judiciary
Executive Branch
Commissioners of Education, Food and Drug, Indian Affairs
Warren Burger
Art Roping Boys Ranch Show Opens With Record Attendance
Dust clouds greet fans as the OS Ranch Steer Roping and Art Exhibit opens near here. The Friday preview grossed 96710 with 79700 from artwork sales for WTBR funds, donations totaling 16810, and total Friday sales 96510. Attending artists from NM AZ OK CO and beyond packed the ranch house for the auction and drawings.
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OS Ranch
Here
West Texas Boys Ranch
Jim Prather
Post
Tom Ryan
WTBR
Brownell McGrew
Quemado
N.M
McGrew
New Mexico
Juan Dell
Santa Fe
Lincoln Fox
Alto
Una Hanbury
Bob Lee
Belen
John Meigs
San Patricio
Morris Rippel
Albuquerque
Ryan
Texac
Wayne Baize
Baird
Jodie Boren
Abilene
G. Harvey
Leander
David Sanders
Austin
Ronald Thomason
Weatherford
Fritz White
Valley Mills
H. C. Zachry
Arizona
John Hampton
Scottsdale
Pat Mathiesen
Phoenix
Frank Polk
Mayer
Don Polland
Ray Swanson
Prescott
George Phippen
John Free
Jim Hamilton
Pawhuska
Oklahoma
Gary Carter
Cameron
Montana
Nicholas Firfiies
Santa Barbara
Calif
Colorado
Ken Bunn
Nex Jacob
Denver
John Kittelson
Fort Collins
Clark Bronson
Houston
Fred Fellows
Big Fork
Mont
Bud Helbig
Kalispell
Peter Hurd
Frank McCarthy
Sedona
Ariz
Bill Owen
Flagstaff
J.N. Swanson
Carmel Valley
Brush Arbor
Great Alligator Hunt Set Today At Hobbs
Hobbs prepares a noontime alligator hunt as a four man city effort seeks to capture 5 to 6 foot alligators living in a lagoons area used for sewage. City utilities director Arky Wheeler and biology teacher Tom Salb lead the hunt with ropes for snout snaring. Outcomes unknown, possible future uses discussed.
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Hobbs
Arky Wheeler
Wheeler
City Utilities
Florida
Louisiana
Hobbs High School
Tom Salb
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National Maid of Cotton
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