Williams downplays reports of bank lending actions
Williams says he cannot comment on reports federal regulators forced ClayDesta National Bank to halt 18 percent auto loans to high risk borrowers. He calls the backlash political and notes legal restrictions on bank owners commenting on regulatory actions. In Dallas, a Mansfield nightclub closes on its first day back after a planned probe into its whites-only admission policy. a sign cites illness, while FBI involvement is anticipated.
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U.S
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AP club admission policy under civil rights probe
AP club faces potential Civil Rights Act violation after Lisa Pollard of Grand Prairie alleges denial of admittance on September 1 due to race. Clardy vows investigation and possible Justice Department prosecution. owner Mama Hendrick of Venus says the club is private and has no membership cards.
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Grand Prairie
Justice Department
Clardy
Mama’’ Hendrick
Venus
Reward Offered in Wichita Falls Slaying of 21 Year Old
Relatives post a 10000 dollar reward as they seek leads in the 1985 death of Ellen Blau, a part time student and waitress who disappeared after leaving Subs N Suds. Her body was found in a field on October 10 after forensic work confirmed her identity. her father Murray Blau speaks of the brutal end she endured.
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Wichita Falls
Texas
Ellen Blau
Murray Blau
Sam Rayburn anniversary celebrated in Bonham
The Sam Rayburn Library in Bonham plans a statue and plaza dedication to honor the longtime speaker who began a 17 year tenure 50 years ago. Cowboys and politicians recall his wisdom courage and judgment as colleagues remember his influence and the Bonham connection.
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Bonham
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Oklahoma
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H.G. Dulaney
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College independence vote looms for ENMU Clovis branch
Curry County voters decide Tuesday on a tax levy to make ENMU Clovis an independent community college. The plan would raise property tax from one to two mills, about $20 more yearly for the average homeowner, amid a clash over campus governance between Clovis and Portales leaders.
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N.M
Curry County
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Clovisle
Bond
Jim Turner
Enmu-Clovis
East Side
New Mexico
Eastern
Roswell
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Clovis School Board
Boulder, Colo
Ncience
Fair boosts nonprofit funds and crowds at livestock show
The nonprofit fair uses profits to improve amenities including banners flags and bleachers. Exotic animals drew large crowds while entries in livestock and arts grew, prompting plans for bigger facilities next year. Park and ride shuttles from Permian Mall to events at 42nd Street and Andrews Highway received strong use, with a third bus likely.
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Triplett-Hart
42Nd Street
Andrews Highway
Accidental shooting may aid endangered whooping crane study
Texas Tech researchers store tissue from a four year old female whooper shot on San Jose Island. The incident and federal penalties highlight crane protection while scientists use samples at minus eighty degrees to study genetics and relationships to improve future releases.
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Texas Tech University
Natural Science Research Laboratory
Texas Tech Museum
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Baker
Houston
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San Jose Island
Yzaguirre
Laredo
Tech
Texas A&m University
Maryland
Patuxent Wildlife Research Center
Hadid services set for Lewis Frank Hadid in Odessa
Lewis Frank Hadid 76 of Odessa died Saturday at Medical Center Hospital. Services are 4 p.m. Tuesday at Frank W. Wilson Funeral Directors Chapel with Revs. Bill Poling and Don Fankhauser officiating. Burial at Sunset Memorial Gardens. He was born February 20, 1914 in Palestine Texas and married Carla Burton in 1987 in Odessa. He owned Lewis Meat Co from 1968 to 1972 and worked for Champion Well Service, retiring in 1988. He was a Grand Master of Oddfellows and a member of Antioch Christian Church. Survivors include his wife Cecilia Mullins Ricky Burton brother George Hadid and a sister and two grandchildren. Memorials suggested to American Heart Association. Frank W. Wilson Funeral Directors in charge.
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Lewis Meat Co
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Oddfellows
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Ricky Burton
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American Heart Association
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Jackson Street Church of Christ
Larry Roberts
Don Turskey
Shamrock Church of Christ
Bill Morrison
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Amarillo
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Tucson
Ariz
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Pampa
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Dalhart
Troy Elmer Molthan
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Meridian
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San Antonio
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Allison Cancer Center
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Plainview
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Carl Moman
Plainview Cemetery
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Clarksville
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Roaring Springs
South Plains College
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West Palm Beach
Fla
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Ross Raulston
Mesquite
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Lexington
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Katie Low
Ollie Wase
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Imagine Crouch
Elmer, Okla
Midland service for Vertis Diamond Jr. scheduled today
Vertis Diamond Jr. 33 of Midland dies Saturday in a local hospital. Funeral at 2 p.m. today at the Christian Church of Midland with Rev. Bobby Duncan. he moved to Midland in 1982 after a career at Samedan Oil and later served in Permian Basin churches. He is survived by a son Joshua, two daughters Charity and Gwendolyn, his parents, in laws, a brother and sister, and several nieces. Funeral home Ellis Funeral Home handles arrangements.
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