Federal Marshal Wounded In Wounded Knee Shootout
Federal Marshal Lloyd Grimm was seriously wounded by gunfire at Wounded Knee S D as a 28 day siege by AIM militants continued. He underwent a five hour operation at a Colorado hospital and remained in stable condition with some paralysis expected to be evaluated in coming days. Federal negotiators said they remained willing to meet with AIM leaders to seek a peaceful settlement.
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Wounded Knee
S.D
U.S
Lloyd Grimm
Wayne Colburn
U.S. Marshals Service
Grimm
Omaha
Neb
Colburn
Pine Ridge
American Indian Movement
AIM
Fitzsimmons Army Medical Center
Aurora
Colo
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
William
Hall
Richard Wilson
Justice Department
Mark Sheehan
Department
Community Relations Service
CRS
Asst. Atty
Kent Frizzell
Prater
Ex-Union Official Plans Appeal After Yablonski Case Conviction
William J. Prater, former United Mine Workers organizer, was found guilty on three counts of first degree murder in the Yablonski deaths. His attorney said a new trial and reversal are sought, with Prater facing a mandatory life term.
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Yablonski
Erie, Pa
William J. Prater
United Mine Workers
Prater
UMW
Joseph A. Yablonski
Richard Sprague
W. A
Tony” Boyle
H. David Rothman
Rothman
Study panel weighs elderly center or use existing parks
A 26 member senior citizens recreational study committee will decide Saturday whether to back the park board recommendation to use existing park facilities or press for a new elderly center. The panel met March 10 and named Harve Ellison chairman of a seven member executive board. county funds of 150 000 dollars are set aside for a potential center.
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Senior Citizens
Ector County Park Board
Park Board
Harve Ellison
John Hendricks
Ellison
Eastside
Michael Barney
Burglary Of Pickup Is Being Probed
Sheriff's officers investigated a burglary at Amaco Production Co. in Odessa where $565 worth of sockets wrenches and tools were taken from a pickup on FM 1936. The probe was one of seven cases as deputies counted.
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Amaco Production Co
Odessa
Amaco
FM 1936
Robert Marshall
Bowie
Walter Butler
North
Washington
Butler
E. D. Parks
Broughton
Magnolia
Barbara Sides
East 52Nd
Texas Senate eyes August primary shift for 2010 season
Texas senators tentatively backed a bill to move party primaries from May to August and shift runoffs from June to September. The measure passed 21 to 9 on second reading, with an attempt to suspend rules failing 24 votes short. Senator Nelson Wolff proposed the change. House members were set to convene at 1 PM to consider a bill granting automatic three year contracts to educators after a three year probation.
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Austin
Texas
Nelson Wolff
San Antonio
Scholarship Fund Grows at UTPB to 1500 This Week
The first scholarship fund at The University of Texas of the Permian Basin reached 1500 with a 500 gift from John and Richard Schill of a Houston steel firm begun in 1970. A second 300 contribution was received in June 1972 presented to UTPB President Dr. Bill Amstead. Funds aid students training for careers in education of the handicapped.
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University of Texas of
Permian Basin
John and
Richard Schill
UTPB
Bill Amstead
Schill
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Chaparral Toastmasters
Dick Keist
Stan Wallace
Houston Copeland
Andrews Highway
Roy Gould
Midland
Toastmasters International
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Kenneth Lane
Castle Road
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