Berrigan guilty of smuggling letter
The Harrisburg Seven case saw Philip Berrigan convicted of smuggling a letter from prison after a long trial. Jury deadlocked on a key conspiracy count involving Kissinger and other charges. The judge urged resumed deliberations on unresolved counts amid questions of cost and fairness.
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Lee Linder
Associated Press
Harrisburg, Pa
Harrisburg Seven
Philip Berrigan
U.S. District Court
R. Dixon Herman
FBI
Boyd F. Douglas Jr
Herman
Berrigan
White House
Henry A. Kissinger
Washington
D.C
Draft Board
Douglas
Kissinger
Washington, D.C
Elizabeth McAlister
Paul O’dwyer
Death notices for Matilda Botello and Maria Herrera
Matilda Botello, 77, died Saturday in a Pecos nursing home. Services at Santa Rosa Catholic Church with burial in Santa Rosa Cemetery. Born March 14, 1895, she leaves five sons, two daughters, a brother, and a sister. Maria Herrera, 72, died Friday in Florence County Hospital Arizona. Funeral at Santa Rosa Catholic Church with burial in Santa Rosa Cemetery. Born November 15, 1899 in Mexico, she leaves two sons, two daughters, eleven grandchildren, and a sister.
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Pecos
Santa Rosa Catholic Church
Santa Rosa
Botello
Lupe Botello
Roberto Botello
Ft. Morgan
Cole
Ramon Botello
Laredo
Jose Botello
Odessa
Cipriano Garcia
Hemmings
Ft. Nebraska
Lala Herrera
Florence
Arizona
Lorenzo Gochicoa
Education costs in Houston rise nearly doubling in nine years
The Tax Research Association of Houston and Harris County finds public school per pupil costs climbed 85.5 percent from 1961-62 to last year, reaching 666.54 dollars. Spending growth outstrips inflation while enrollment grows slowly. Increased teacher salaries and longer contracts are major factors.
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Houston
Tax Research Association of
Harris County
TRA
Texas
Extra jobs available in meat industry
COLLEGE STATION Tex AP A Texas Agricultural Experiment Station study by Dr Lonnie L Jones and Dr Tholam Muasta fa shows if one extra man is employed in the meat industry for one year eight and one half more jobs are created in Texas. The report notes meat products have the largest impact on employment and income, with a dollar rise in meat product income boosting Texas income by 5 29 dollars. Other sectors such as petroleum refining fats and oil mills poultry and eggs and grain would add to overall income and employment.
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College Station
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Texas
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
Lonnie L. Jones
Tholam Muastafa
Department of Agricultural Economics and Rural Sociology
Texas A&m University
West Virginia couple wed in funeral home ceremony
A couple in West Virginia married in a funeral home choosing the venue because the groom trains as an undertaker and the bride writes obituaries for a newspaper.
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Selb
West Germany
West Virginia
Multiple Fatalities From Local Traffic and Crime Incidents
A string of fatal accidents and a fatal shooting reported across Texas. Victims include Andrew Jackson Cross and Harry T. Guy in Bull Lake fire, Yvonne Corrico in a South Padre Island minibus collision, Ann Bernard Mall and others in a Chambers County crash, and others in Beeville Beeville Texas 202 crash, Dallas shooting case, Nacogdoches train collision, Colorado City bicycle and Mansfield crash.
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Littlefield
Andrew Jackson Cross
Harry T. Guy
Corpus Christi
Yvonne Corrico
Richardson
South Padre Island
FM 365
Texas 61
Chambers County
Ann Bernard Mall
Winnie
Charles Ray Vance
Lancaster
Darwin Beletz
San Antonio
Beeville
Texas
James Lewis Colbert
Dallas
Frank Junior Traylor
Traylor
Southern Pacific
Nacogdoches
Joseph Garner
Andrew Jesse King
Lufkin
Juliana Helm
Colorado City
Roger Buchanan
Mansfield
Dial Smith
Mount Pleasant
Smith
Joseph Peter Schmitt
Fort Wayne
Ind
U. S
West Texas
Schmitt
Charles Clawson
Lake Austin
The Weather Elsewhere
The Associated Press reports weather summaries from various regions. Storms, temperatures, and forecasts affect travel and daily plans with localized advisories and occasional severe weather alerts.
Fire call and court fines listed for Walnut Street incident
The Record notes a 4:13 p m house fire at 918 S Walnut St with custody released by 4:50 pm. Municipal Court shows multiple traffic and public safety fines: Angel A Abila disobeyed a traffic light ten dollars plus costs. Jose M Gonzales ran a stop sign five dollars plus costs. Raul Espado allowing a dog to run at large ten dollars plus costs. Debora B Mayfield wrong license plate five dollars plus costs. Gilbert Carrillo drunk fifteen dollars plus costs. Hipolito M Hignoros drunk and disorderly fifty six dollars. Enriquez Rodriguez drunk and disorderly thirty six dollars. James Lee Armstrong drunk with no amount listed.
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Walnut St
Angel A. Abila
Jose M. Gonzales
Raul Espado
Debora B. Mayfield
Gilbert Carrillo
Hipolito M
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