Burns Leads U S Open After Second Round In Ardmore
George Burns shot a 4 under par 6n Friday to take a one stroke lead after the second round of the U S Open in Ardmore Pennsylvania. He moved ahead of namesake Jim Thorpe and sits two strokes clear of defending champion Jack Nicklaus.
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Trident Submarine Repair Averts First Day Crisis
The Trident nuclear submarine Ohio developed an engine problem on its initial sea day. Crewmen repaired the issue, enabling the Ohio to proceed and complete its first dive. Page 2A coverage notes the successful fix and dive.
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Ohio
Guide to features CLASSIFIED. .05.55 PD CHURCH CALENDAR.
Classified page overview notes sections and listings including features comic strips and church calendar. Reads like a newspaper index with page references and category labels for classified material.
Lawyers decry jail interview conditions after escape
Ector County jail tightened security following last week's escape. Local attorney Michael McLeaish plans to petition county commissioners, arguing inmates lack adequate access to counsel. A month earlier Judge Gene Ater refused to compel a better interview space, citing lack of jurisdiction.
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Ector County
Michael McLeaish
Commissioners’ Court
Gene Ater
McLeaish
Ater
Bob Brookshire
Brookshire
UTPB Art Show Highlights Pluck Amid Limited Resources
At the University of Texas at Permian Basin, a juried student show on the third floor runs until June 30, featuring about 40 works including watercolors and abstract pieces. Cash prizes totaling 200 for first, 150 for second, and 75 for third were funded by student fundraisers to support art students’ tuition and materials.
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Permian
University of Texas
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ATPB
Paula Coxin
Thomas Chung
Glenda Ryan
Hawk
Audubon
Johnny Fields
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Association
Jackie Huet
Huet
Elaine
Cox
Stan Marcus
Pam Price
Overcrowded Texas Prison Forces Floor Sleeping Inmates
In Huntsville Texas prisoners cope with severe space limits in a 45 square foot cell where three inmates share one space two sleep on banks and one lies on the floor. Inmates reveal cramped conditions, crowding tensions, and moves to ease the issue including early releases and new blocks.
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Associated Press
Huntsville
Texas
State Penitentiary
Kenneth Bell
Houston
Tornado hits Kansas mobile home park and stores
A tornado struck Lawrence Kansas damaging Gaslight Village mobile home park and a K Mart department store killing one person and injuring at least 29. Authorities said 50 National Guardsmen assisted with debris removal and traffic control while victims were treated and sheltered at a nearby roller skating rink.
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Allen Loyd
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Lawrence Memorial
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Joe Vaughan
KLWN
Travelers shift to trains as air strike looms
Faced with a threatened controllers strike that could ground flights, travelers flocked to trains and buses. Amtrak offices saw long lines as people bought tickets and booked rental cars, while airlines like Pacific Southwest warned they would ground planes. Amtrak urged patience as offices reported high demand and partial computer outages.
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Acapulco
William McGarry
Usair
Nashville
Tenn
Pacific Southwest Airlines
California
Bill Hastings
John McCloud
Washington
Maureen Albert
Manhattan
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