Israeli Air Strikes Hit Syria and Lebanon Bases
Israeli warplanes struck five guerrilla bases across Lebanon and Syria in a 30 minute raid. Israel said it targeted terrorists wherever they reside, while Lebanon and Syria reported limited damage and civilian casualties.
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Newsman Meador Honored at Public Tribute in Dalhart
Barer Maaver and about 100 friends paid tribute Sunday afternoon to Doug Meador, tribune columnist and editor, marking his land donation for a city park named for his pioneer parents James E. and Ginnie Belle Meador. Cimarron Valley Historical Association sponsored the dedication in Yale, Oklahoma, with Harold Brown noting Meador’s World War II era copy of Trail Dust.
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Cimarron Valley Historical Association
Harold “Tex” Brown
Yale
Okla
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West Texas
Filoydada
the Tribune
West Texas Press Association
Sigma Delta Chi
National Journalism Society
Doug Meador
Texas bill seeks mandatory death in certain murder cases
Rep Jack Ogg proposes reinstating the death penalty for murder when the crime is for hire or tied to another felony or a former murder conviction or if victims are police, firefighters or prison staff. If the jury opts against it, life imprisonment follows. A separate measure would bar parole for life sentences in capital crimes.
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Unclear fragment from Austin AP brief
Fragmentary AP text from Austin appears to discuss drivers and insurance but lacks coherent details or identifiable entities. No clear event or outcome can be derived. summary unavailable from the provided content.
Black Horse Braves Face Off in 1877 Texas Expedition
The Nolan Expedition era shows Co maladapted raids by Comanche leader Black Horse and a split force of 60 Nebraska troops with 24 buffalo hunters known as The Forlorn Hope. December 1876 saw Black Horse escape a reservation with 170 warriors to raid buffalo camps near Post.
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U.S. Cavalry
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Post
Nixon Campaign Talk Vows New Respect For Law Order
President Nixon, broadcasting from Camp David, pledges a four year push for law and order, seeks mandatory sentences for heroin traffickers, blames past governments for crime, and vows to intensify the war on drugs while urging Congress to act. The remarks are part of his re election campaign strategy.
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Prayer fragment from a reader seeks wisdom through numbers of days
A reader's prayer asks for divine guidance to number days correctly and gain heart wisdom. It closes with a plea for pity and a blessing in Jesus name.
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Heavenly
Jesus
Navy women begin sea duty in new Navy program at Annapolis
Navy spokesmen say Miss Licalzi and peers are among the first women to receive sea going training. The group faces shock at boat yard duties painting and repairing sailing craft used for training midshipmen. They anticipate permanent seaman assignments as they learn to operate boats tie knots splice lines and perform nautical tasks.
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Lia
Orlando
Fila
Evious
Missionary heads to new home in Indonesia packing barrel
A missionary plans a trip to her new home in Indonesia and begins packing a “missionary barrel” in Phoenix as part of her preparations.
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Phoenix
Eight charged in Illinois slayings by De Mau Man gang
Cook County investigators charged eight men as members of the De Mau Man group with four murder cases across Illinois between May and September. Prosecutors say the victims, nine white residents including two families, were randomly chosen with racial hatred as a possible motive. Six suspects held without bond. two sought. Language notes mention alleged ammunition tied to an African or Asian nation and a Malcom X College head noting three arrestees were former students.
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Elrod
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Paul Corbett
Marion
Corbett
Barbara Boand
Barrington Hills
Stephen D. Hawtree
Judy
Thomas
Monee
William E.richter
Highland Park
Michael Gerchenson
Southern Illinois University
Carbondale
West Frankfort
Crash Kills Local Man In Lubbock
A two car crash on 19th St and Ave M in Lubbock Sunday night left Gary Emil Crisci 24 dead on arrival at St Marys Hospital. Doris Meritt 38 and Ann Easter 42 were injured in undetermined condition. Crisci’s death raises city street fatalities to 23 for the year.
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46Th ‘Street
Doris Meritt
E. 15Th Street
Ann Easter
Ave. D
Cirsci
Weather Map Page 12 A Outlook for Lubbock Vicinity
Fair to day through tonight with high in the low 80s and low tonight in the mid 50s. North to Carlsbad and Dallas receive the same fair conditions and mild temperatures.
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