Lucas tied to Texas slayings after lineup clue
Polk County Sheriff Everitt said Henry Lee Lucas identified a murder victim from a lineup and led investigators to the exact site where her body was found. He also directed officers to the road where a boy’s head was later found, linking Lucas and Ottis Toole to multiple killings and drawing new indictments.
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Livingston
Texas
Henry Lee Lucas
Polk County
Ted Everitt
Everitt
KETX
New Orleans
Lucas
Ottis Erie Toole
Toole
Florida
Arison
Ms. Smith
Corrigan
Houston
U.S. 190
Blanchard
Texas Rangers
Georgetown
Becky Powell
Kate Rich
Ringgold
Plainview
Interstate 20
Athlene
Colorado City
Linton trial details manslaughter case and witness accounts
Testimony outlines Linton’s alleged manslaughter charge for firing a 7mm rifle from a vehicle at a farm, with William Phelps Jr. admitting to tossing a firecracker into the car. Prosecutors expect to finish the state’s case by Thursday, defense by Friday, and closing arguments to start Monday. Spectators include a Gov. Thomas Johnson High School band. jurors heard from dairy farmer George Hawker Jr. about Smith’s daily help on the farm, and from others describing the scene, the bullet’s path, and a note found in Smith’s car. Additional witnesses are expected. a UC detector result was rejected as evidence. Penalties range from six months to 10 years with fines for manslaughter, hunting from a vehicle, shooting across a road, and hunting protected birds.
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Linton
William Phelps Jr
William W. Wenner
Dorsey
Nikirk
Wenner
James Updegraf
Gov. Thomas Johnson High School
Smith
George Hawker Jr
Hawker
David
George Hawker
Dwayne Danner
Danner
Margareta A. Korell
State Medical Examiner’s Office
Aerest Brian Jenkins
Anton
Geary
Basford Road
Jenkin
U.S. 15
Phelps
Jenkins
Renee Phelps
Crouse Drive
William Phelps
Maryland
Terese Linton
Natural Resources
Newspaper Subscription Rates and Mail Billing Note
The article lists subscription prices for the newspaper including single copy, monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual rates. It also provides mail rates outside the marketing area with corresponding advance payment amounts for one month, three months, six months, and one year.
Beirut truce held as Moslem forces police west Beiru
Militias clash across Beirut leaving 15 civilians dead and 58 wounded. Moslem units of the Lebanese army take over policing duties in the western sector after Shiite Amal and Druse militiamen yield checkpoints. Gemayel negotiates with Saudi mediator Hariri as talks on ending the conflict continue.
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Heirut
West Beirut
Nabih Berri
Amal
Gemayel
Elle Salem
Rafik Hariri
Israel
Syria
Democrats heed New Hampshire test in race for nomination
The campaign notes emphasize New Hampshire as the decisive next arena with Glenn shifting to mainstream voters while conceding Maine. Mondale faces signals of strong showings and McGovern and Jackson press for alignment, urging anti apartheid stance and political courage amid fresh campaigning and strategy notes.
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New Hampshire
Askew
Glenn
Maine
John Diamond
Mondale
Bert Lance
Georgia
Democratic Party
South
George McGovern
Jesse Jackson
South Africa
Reagan deflects Mondale attacks amid campaign surge in New Hampshire
Reagan brushed off Mondale's charges of intellectual laziness and amnesia during a New Hampshire campaign stop. He argued the challenger misreads leadership, rejected vacation jibes, and noted his 175 days in California since taking office, 132 of them at his mountaintop ranch.
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Reagan
ABC White House
Sam Donaldson
Mondale
Mee Mondale
New Hampshire
California
Mountaintop
Walkersville officials face re election and local flood concerns
O. Poole II and Bourland seek re election as Walkersville wrestles with Glade Manor flood fears after rains. Residents say Glade Manor 11 flooding risks prompt county action and a Brak e rigging derailment near Lime Kiln caused 15000 dollars in damage to tracks and cars. No injuries reported as 142 empty coal hoppers halted service resumed by 3 pm Tuesday.
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O. Poole II
Bourland
Glade Manor
Gaien R. Clagett
Chessie System
Lloyd Lewis
Lewis
Baltimore
Cumberland
Brunswick
Matt Neufeld
Rezoning Request Denied As Proof Shortage Signals Industrial Sky
A city zoning board rejected Eugene Jenkins's appeal to rezone land beside a Coca Cola plant and Potomac Edison substation from residential to Industrial. The panel said Jenkins must prove the land’s use warrants a change beyond his assertion, noting annexation history and the comprehensive plan still designate residential use. The board also rejected Sandower Builders' proposal for a West Patrick Street warehouse, citing lack of zoning support for industrial storage in a business district. Hood College Senior Class Auction set for 8 p.m. in Rosenstock Auditorium, with proceeds aiding seniors.
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United
Coca-Cola
Potomac Edison
Cereen
Eugene Jenkins
Jenkins
Frederick County
Commission
J. Richard Hudson
West Patrick Street
Waverley Drive
Sandower Builders
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Frederick
George B. Delaplaine Jr
Fred J. Archibald
Myron W. Randall
Edward F. Mull
Philip W. Hammond
William H. Main Jr
Marlene 8. Young
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
TOE
Patrick Street
Montgomery County
Maryland Ave
Rockville
Beton Chee
W. Patrick
Prodertek
National Weather Service
Plains
St. Lawrence Valley
Pacific Northwest
Western Gulf
Wirther
Sabah
Reagan Teaaty
Walkersville
the News
Fce Age
Pa AY
Hood College
Rosenstock Auditorium
Virginia Lews
Auc
Routzahn
Evergreen Motors
Fredericktown Teyote
Ideal Buick, Inc
Chevrolet
Tonite the
Knight Brothers
Margi
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