Five Die in Daingerfield Church Shooting
DAINGERFIELD Texas AP five people died in a First Baptist Church shooting a 7 year old girl among the dead Ten others wounded DAINGERFIELD East Texas town of 2600. Alvin King III a former teacher with a PhD faced capital murder charges after blasting through church doors with M1 AR-15 and handguns. Two ushers were killed in the struggle before King shot himself and was in critical condition. The attack interrupted Sunday services broadcast live on KEGG.
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Daingerfield
Texas
Alvin King III
King
First Baptist Church
Jesus
KEGG
Greaves
Ging Linam
Thelma Richardson
Gene Gandy
Chris Hall
King’s
Kenneth Truitt Sed JY
Red” McDaniel
Hall
McDaniel
Truitt
Charles M Cobb
Cynthia
Dallas
Sulphur Springs
Here
Soviet Troops Begin 300 Mile Return From Afghanistan
Mironov reported that early this morning a long line of tanks and infantry began a 300 mile road journey home from Afghanistan while residents in nearby villages watched. He did not specify how many of the roughly £5,000 troops had left. President Carter called the Soviet withdrawal statement significant if durable and a first step toward total withdrawal, noting it could affect Moscow's Olympic involvement.
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Mironov
Afghanistan
Carter
Venice
Moscow
Local leaders clash over revenue policy and regional votes
The article details a regional meeting on revenue use with remarks by Mayor Young who withdraws his league presidency bid in favor of John R. Treeland while urging support for Lewis Dixon. It also covers a Venice summit on Afghanistan and Tass responses, plus a church shooting in Sulphur Springs where multiple victims were killed and three men heroically restrained the gunman before dying.
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Sanford W. Baily
Gaithersburg
Frederick County
Carroll County
Municipal League
Young
League
Rockville
John R. Treeland
Frederick
Lewis Dixon
Mount Airy
Summit declaration: Allies plan energy shift and oil cuts
The Allies cautiously discussed the Soviet move and signaled little significance unless troops withdraw. They projected raising non oil energy to 15 20 million barrels daily equivalent over a decade through coal nuclear and synthetic fuels. Oil import cuts to about 22 million barrels daily by 1985 were proposed with no individual country targets.
Stamp Club Meeting in Hagerstown on July Tuesday
The Hagerstown Stamp Club will meet Tuesday July at 7 30 p m in St Johns Lutheran Church Education Building 141 S Potomac St Hagerstown. Club President Bob Hedges will present a program titled Stamp Stamper s about errors on stamps.
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Stamp Club
Hagerstown
St. John’s Lutheran Church
S. Potomac St
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