Bookseller faces libel suit over Spirit of Crazy Horse
In Dallas AP report Donna Dyer owner of Golden Mountain Locks Hot Springs South Dakota refused to ban the book In the Spirit of Crazy Horse after a call from Gov William Janklow who is suing publisher author and three booksellers for 24 million alleging false accusations of rape racism drunken driving dog shooting and public nudity The suit also names Janet Halligan Bonnie Betterratt and Viking Press which has countersued Janklow.
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William Janklow
Donna Dyer
Golden Mountain Locks
Hot Springs
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Janklow
American Booksellers Association
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ABA
Dyers
Peter Mattheissen
Viking Publishing Co
White House
FBI
U.S. Senate
Dyer
Janet Halligan
Bonnie Betterratt
Viking Press
New trial ordered for 1962 killing suspect Ogilby
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals overturned the 1962 conviction of James Curtis Ogilby who killed Thomas John Binford during a holdup at a Houston grocery. A new trial is ordered due to a precedent about jury competency and guilt determinations. A lawyer is appointed and prosecutors begin building a revived case after more than 20 years.
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James Curtis Ogilby
Harris County
T.A. Binford
Iceman
Thomas John Binford
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
Ogelsby
William Hatten
Oglesby
Galveston Eyes Return to Gambling Glory Days
Galveston debates legal gambling revival after a long era of dice and betting ended in 1961 following Hurricane Carla and a Texas crackdown led by Attorney General Will Wilson. A straw vote and a possible local-option bill spark debate between boosters and critics over risks and economic hope.
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Houston
Texas
Will Wilson
Wilson
Chet Brooks
Pasadena
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