Louisiana May Regain Part Of Fund On Words Dispute
Louisiana may recover most of the $320 million in an impounded tidelands fund as the Supreme Court refused to extend review on the three mile coastline ruling. State officials vow to press for every mile of ownership amid shifting shoreline definitions and ongoing oil lease management in the Gulf.
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Louisiana
Gerald Moses
Baton Rouge
UPD
U.S. Supreme Court
Gulf of Mexico
Supreme Court
Burt
Rail Merger Trend Could Benefit Shippers and Railroads
The article notes mergers in the U S rail system will speed freight and lower rates by cutting duplicate lines and consolidating yards. It cites Erie Delaware Lackawanna and Western as effective Oct 17 and predicts broader benefits from automation and expanded sales offices. It also discusses ongoing talks among Baltimore and Ohio New York Central and Chesapeake and Ohio and the end of interrail competition.
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Henry J. Becktold
NEW York
UPI
Erie
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Purchasing Week Magazine
Buffalo
N. Y
New England
Maybrook
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Binghamton
Elmira
Sion
Ambulance Driver Delivers Baby On Farm Near Snyder
Quaid Richburg, 24, an ambulance driver, responded to a routine call four miles east of Snyder. The mother, Elodia Ortiz, was too advanced to go to the hospital, so Richburg assisted in delivering a baby girl with guidance from Snyder Police Dispatcher Pat Bullard and a local physician. The newborn and mother were taken to Cogdell Memorial Hospital.
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Snyder
Quaid Richburg
Stork
Here
Richburg
Elodia Ortiz
Pat Bullard
Civil Suit Continues In Court Over Car Crash Damages
Testimony begins at 9 am in 340th District Court in a civil suit for damages from a collision between a station wagon and a gravel truck trailer. Plaintiffs Robert C. Conley and F A Chancey seek 22300 against Dr C W Jennings of Lubbock County. Jennings seeks 80600 in a cross action. Jury list includes W Maburn Thompson and others.
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340Th District Court
Robert C. Conley
F. A. Chancey
As Back
Cc. W. Jennings
Lubbock County
Jennings
Conley
Chancey
Jury Cleared Man in Tennessee Speeding Case
Jurors in County Court-at-Law No 2 reversed a Corporation Court judgment, finding Gordon Dale Moore of 411 44th St. innocent of speeding 85 mph in a 35 zone. The verdict came after about 15 minutes of deliberation, with Patrolman Raymond Woods testifying to the stop in the 3200 block of Quaker Ave at 3:20 a.m. on August 11.
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Corporation
Gordon Dale Moore
44Th St
Gene Cobb
Corporation Court
Bob R. Reynolds
Foreman
Bill Stewart
Morris T. Luttrell
Calvin Kelly
Clarence Angle
J. D. Hunter
Raymond Woods
Quaker Ave
Ally. E. M. Fulton Jr
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