Campus unrest bill stirs Texas lawmakers debate
Texas legislators clash over a campus unrest bill allowing university guards to demand on campus identity from individuals. Rep. Cobb argues it curbs rabble rousers, while opponents question constitutionality and enforcement. A related bill would penalize leaving buildings after hours and authorize peace officer commissions for wildlife workers.
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Robert Heard
Associated Press
Austin
Dean Cobb
Dumas
House Criminal Jurisprudence Committee
Cobb
Bob Musslewhite
University of Texas System
Musslewhite
Neil Caldwell
Angelton
Caldwell
John Hannah
Lufkin
Musselwhite
Rep
Don Adams
Jasper
Adams
U.S. Supreme Court
Sam Coasts
Dallas
Delwin Jones
Lubbock
Parks and Wildlife
PGW
Texas Lawmakers Set Hearings on Liquor by the Drink and Oil Field Unitization
The Texas Senate and House plan afternoon hearings on liquor by the drink and compulsory oil field unitization. The liquor bill, sponsored by Sen. Joe Christie, faces a $5 000 initial fee and $500 renewal, with projected fees of about $5.1 million in two years. The unitization measure would let the Railroad Commission order operation as a unit, shifting from voluntary schemes, backed by several oil associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Texas Railroad Commission
Sen
J. P. Ward
Meridian
Texas Mid-Continent Oil and Gas Association
West Central Texas Oil and Gas Association
North Texas Oil and Gas Association
Permian Basin Petroleum Association
Panhandle Producers and Royalty Owners Association
Texas Independent Producers and Royalty Owners Association
Senate
Texas
District Doctors Meet In Pecos Texas Medical Association Event
Dr. Walter Walthall of San Antonio headed the Pecos gathering as president of the Texas Medical Association at the District 1 Medical Society meeting. El Paso and Fort Stockton doctors led sessions on tuberculosis hand surgery coronary disease and convulsive disorders with a memorial for Dr. W H McClure and a social program including a Yellow Rose of Texas table setting and a UTEP musician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seminole
Kermit
Andrews
Monahans
Ector
Ft. Stockton
Carlsbad
Artesia
New Mex
Sic Ector
Fort Stockton
James Thomas
Dub Smith
Pecos
Commanche
Irvin
el Paso
West Texas
Odessa
San Angelo
Sand Hills
MuStang
Angfews
Bonnie Dearley
Walter Walthall
San Antonio
Texas Medical Association
District 1 Medical Society
E. W. Schmidt
Bruce Hay
Harold Lindley
Country Club
Laurance N. Nickey
John E. Emmett
John C. Hundley
Ira C. Budwig
Schmidt
Robert P. May
Morton H. Leonard
Nickey
Walthall
Texas
George Dowling
TMA
Dowling
Russell Holt
Holt
Harvey Seidenstein
E. S.crossett
William J. Nelson
Donald Rathbun
W. H. McClure
Morton Leonard
Rueben Mutnick
Mutnick
UTEP
District I Medical Society
The
Laurance N.nickey
Hoover Rites In Big Spring
Mrs. Jesse L. Hoover 61 died yesterday afternoon at Memorial Hospital. Funeral at Nalley Pickle Funeral Chapel in Big Spring at 11 a.m. tomorrow with burial at Trinity Memorial Park. Officiating Rev. Leo K. Gee. Survivors include husband Mitchell H. Hoover Pecos, son Mitchell M. Hoover Big Spring, four grandchildren, mother Bessie Coffman Big Spring, two sisters Dewitt Shive Coahoma and Emmett Cavin Odessa, brother K K Coffman Coahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse L. Hoover
Memorial Hospital
Nalley- Pickle Funeral Chapel
Big Spring
Trinity Memorial Park
Leo K. Gee
First United Methodist Church
Hoover
Harvard County
Pecos
South Adams
Mitchell H. Hoover
Mitchell M. Hoover
Bessie Coffman
Dewitt Shive
Coahoma
Emmett Cavin
Odessa
K.K. Coffman
Ethics Bill Under Debate In Texas Senate
Four senators adjourned a two hour meeting over whether a legislator's federal income tax should be public. The subcommittee must draft an ethics bill for the Senate State Affairs Committee by Wednesday unless extended. Ralph Hall urged public tax form disclosure. Charles Herring favored a private financial statement filed with a new ethics commission.
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Herring
Hall
Odessa Man Electrocuted on Drilling Rig Face
Marvin Cloy a 43 year old from Odessa Texas was electrocuted in Buckeye Arizona when a drilling rig he was erecting touched 12 000 volt power lines Deputies said he stood on the ground while guiding the equipment into position and the machine brushed the lines Cloy worked for Morgan Drilling Co of Odessa
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Buckeye, Ariz
Marvin Cloy
Odessa
Tex
Maricopa County
Cloy
Morgan Drilling Co
Airman Jones Completes Basic Training at Lackland AFB
Airman Robert D. Jones son of Mr and Mrs E L Jones Jr of Pecos Texas completed U S Air Force basic training at Lackland AFB Texas and is assigned to Keesler AFB Mississippi for communications electronics training He is a 1968 Seoul American High School graduate and attended Texas A&M University His wife Kathleen Woolsey of Houston is mentioned.
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Robert D. Jones
E. L. Jones Jr
W. Seventh
Pecos
U. S. Air Force
Lackland Afb
Tex
Keesler Afb
Miss
Jones
Seoul
Korea
Texas A&m University
Kathleen Woolsey
Houston
Carpenter Rites Held for Mrs. F. R. Carpenter
Funeral services were held February 18 at Cotton-Bratton Chapel Weatherford for Mrs. F R Carpenter 88 mother of Mrs Hazel Wilson Pecos Burial was in Oakland Cemetery She died February 16 in a Weatherford hospital after a long illness She was a Baptist and had lived in Weatherford since 1943 Survivors include five daughters Mrs Lola Akin Sun down Mrs Wilson Pecos Mrs Faye Totter Idalou Mrs Wanda Springer Weatherford and Mrs Lavern Linderman Ft Worth two sons Roy Tulsa and Curtis Wheeler 23 grandchildren 40 great grandchildren and one great great grandchild
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Cotton-Bratton
Weatherford
F. R. Carpenter
Hazel Wilson
Pecos
Oakland Cemetery
Wilson
Carpenter
The
Baptist Church
Balmorhea
Lola Akin
Sundown
Faye Totter
Idalou
Wanda Springer
Lavern Linderman
Ft. Worth
Roy Carpenter
Tulsa
Okla
Curtis Carpenter
Wheeler
Cuevas Still On The Run
Ingan A. Cuevas, 39, convicted murderer, remains escaped from Reeves County Jail after a Friday night escape by posing as a wetback. Sheriff A B Nail leads a wide search, with speculation he crossed into Mexico. He fled during inmate transport while Mexican nationals were loaded onto a border patrol bus.
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Inganco A. Cuevas
Reeves County
Cuevas
Old Mexico
A. B. Nail
Pecos
Ramones Grocery
Sheriff’s Office
Episcipalians Observe Lent Beginning at St Mark's
St Mark's Episcopal Church announces Ash Wednesday services on February 24 with 10:00 A.M. and 7:30 P.M. Eucharist and Ashes, followed by mid week Lenten services at 7:30 P.M. each Wednesday focusing on people who lived with Jesus. Father E. O. Lasser invites all in the area.
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St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Fifth
Plum Streets
Jesus
E. O. Lasser
St. Mark’s
Texan Killed in In dochina Fighting Named
The Defense Department lists Army Pfc. Kenneth W. Tucker of Fort Worth Texas as killed in recent In dochina fighting. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Dewayne R Tucker of 1001 Cleckler.
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Washington
Defense Department
Texas
Indochina
Army
Kenneth W. Tucker
Fort Worth
Dewayne R. Tucker
Cleckler
Makris Pleads Innocent In SEC Stock Probe Case
Michael A. S. Makris 43, a former Houston sulphur company executive, pleaded innocent to three counts of perjury in a case tied to SEC allegations of stock manipulation. The indictment cites denial of any business ties with Frank Sharp or the Jesuit Fathers of Houston over $200 million in securities.
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Houston
Securities and Exchange Commission
Michael A. S. Makris
Houston Sulphur Company
SEC
Texas Insurance
Dallas
Frank Sharp
Makris
U.S
Sharp
Time Change Rapped By Movie Owners
A San Antonio drive in operator Testified that daylight saving time keeps families out during summer pushing him to show X rated films to attract late night patrons. He warned removing Texas from the federal Time Act would shift schedules and affect TV delays.
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Austin
San Antonio
Bill Ray
House State Affairs Committee
Ray
Texas
Joe Golman
Dallas
Rau
Golman
Texas Farm Bureau
National Association of Theater Owners
Laredo Brick and Tile Co
Hilary Doran
del Rio
Henry Sanchez
Brownsville
Mexico
Sanchez
Matamoros
Jack McGrew
Kprc TV
Houston
Texas Polled Hereford group offers $200 scholarship
The Texas Pollettes auxiliary offers a $200 yearly scholarship to a deserving Texas high school graduate in agriculture. Applicants need three recommendations and must reside in Texas. Deadline is April 18, 1971, with an award announced at the Texas Polled Hereford Association Summer Tour in June. Applications to Mrs. Fred Lunsford, 4110 Blalock, Houston.
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Texas Pollettes
Texas Polled Hereford Association
Pallettes
Texas
FFA
Fred Lunsford
Blalock
Houston
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Hannah
Sherry Nall
al Oglesby
Rito Villalon
Cayanosa
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