Congregation bail sets pastor in shooting case
Albert Jenkins Jr a former pastor at Church of the Living God is free on 15000 bond after three trustees were wounded outside the church during a Sunday shooting. Jenkins faces three counts of attempted murder and investigators plan to present the case to an Angelina County grand jury.
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Texas
Albert Jenkins Jr
Church of the Living God
David Cook
John Norman
Frank Lively
Lufkin’s Memorial Hospital
Norman
Lively
Will Goolsby
James Wall
Angelina County
Goolsby
Jenkins
Jerry Whittaker
Whittaker
Extra digits removed from Colombian child in Dallas
An 18 month old boy from Bogota had a sixth finger and extra toes removed in a Dallas surgery at Baylor University Medical Center. Two Dallas churches and Braniff International helped fund and support the operation with doctors donating their time and the hospital providing facilities. The family credited the effort and prayers for the successful outcome.
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Baylor University Medical Center
Danny Garcia
Harold Garcia
Bogota
Braniff International
Colombia
United States
Danny
Diane Garcia
Garcia
Bogota Baptist Chapel
Texas urged to join appeal over census delay for 1981 redistricting
Texas House Speaker Bill Clayton urged joining a Census Bureau appeal of a federal judge order delaying 1980 census data. If the data miss April, redistricting in 1981 could be blocked, with scenarios noting a five member Redistricting Board or a special session possible. Potters says data may not be ready by April and court action could last long.
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Austin
Bill Clayton
Texas
Census Bureau
Clayton
U.S. Supreme Court
John Potter
Texas Legislative Council
Salt Lake City
Potter
Marshall Turner
Horace Gilmore
Detroit
Gilmore
Gila monsters debut at Atlanta zoo
Three yellow and black gila monsters hatch at the Atlanta zoo after incubation of 123 129 and 133 days. Each baby weighs about an ounce and is nearly four inches long at birth, small beside their 18 inch mother of the poisonous lizard species native to the American desert Southwest and Northern Mexico.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Zoo
American Desert
Mexico
Fair housing backers seek help from Demos
Senate supporters of fair housing legislation seek Southern Democrat votes to defeat a filibuster. Ed Kennedy notes about six undecided senators amid two key votes, as leaders push a 60 vote threshold. The bill bans housing discrimination under the 1968 Civil Rights law, with debate over proving intent and jury trials. Byrd appeals to Reagan for help, though Reagan’s stance remains unclear.
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Senate
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Kennedy
David Boren
D-Okla
Louisiana
Sam Nunn
Georgia
Ernest Hollings
South Carolina
Lawton Chiles
Florida
Republcans
Sen
Orrin Hatch
Utah
Robert C. Byrd
D-W.va
Ronald Reagan
El Salvador violence rises after U.S. visit
Fifteen more people, mostly young men, were found murdered in the San Salvador area amid civil war violence. The killings occurred as U.S. Undersecretaries Bowdler and Rogers met junta leaders to discuss the four Americans killed last week. The junta and defense minister denied purges amid rumors of government shakeups.
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el Salvador
U.S
William Bowdler
William D. Rogers
Carter
White House
Washington
Junta
Jose Guillermo Garcia
Interpol
FBI
Christian Democratic Party
Garcia
Adolfo Arnoldo Majano
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Reagan
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