Churches Move To Help Youths In Heights
In Houston the Heights area ministers plan a Wednesday meeting to discuss new youth programs after 27 youths were killed in a sex murder case. Rev. Mark Lewis says churches will coordinate sports, camping, coffee houses, and theater programs to address youths’ problems and improve outreach.
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Houston
Heights
Mark Lewis
Grace United Methodist Church
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Heights Ministerial Association
Victim's Rites Today for Dellhomme in Houston Serial Murder
Johnny Ray Dellhomme one of 27 known victims in the Houston area killings will be buried in Rayne Louisiana Saturday. He was 17 turning 18 and disappeared in May 1972 after his family moved from Crowley. Dellhomme worked for Netherland House Moving Co. in Houston and was killed by strangling and a gunshot.
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Hanks Cemetery
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Netherland House Moving Co
Elmer Wayne Henley
Dean A. Corll
Pasadena
Henley
Corll
Broaddus
East
Texas
Plano pupil stabbed before classes shocks school
In Plano Texas a 17 year old senior Nicky Taylor was stabbed before classes. He underwent surgery at Presbyterian Hospital with reports that the knife blade broke off in his stomach. Police increased patrols after about a dozen students gather on a school lot showing threats of retaliation. Police chief J B Toler said motive unclear and not believed to be racial.
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Dallas’ Presbyterian Hospital
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J.B. Toler
Texas Constitutional Revision Commission
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Ull
University of Texas of
Permian Basin
Texas
Granberry Backs Texas Governor Bid Amid Watergate Skew
Former Lubbock mayor Jim Granberry arrives in Odessa as a GOP candidate for Texas governor. He dismisses Watergate as nonpartisan, cites other scandals, and emphasizes listening to Texans while building alliances with Republican leaders. Granberry notes ongoing dental practice and a campaign focused on issues and qualifications.
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Grover
Right To Interview Prisoners Upheld
A federal judge in Houston ruled face to face interviews with federal prisoners are essential for news coverage. Judge John V. Singleton Jr. ordered new rules enabling such interviews, finding current rules unconstitutional and violating First Amendment rights. The decision followed a suit by the Houston Chronicle over denied access at Harris County Rehabilitation Center.
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U.S. District Court
John V. Singleton Jr
Singleton
U.S. Justice Department
The
Houston Chronicle
Zarko Franks
Harris County
Chronicle
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