Yarborough Seeks Comeback Bitterly Lacks Bentsen Aid
In Washington, former Senator Ralph Yarborough announces a Texas comeback bid. He faces a tough path to unseat incumbent Senator John Tower and likely needs Lloyd Bentsen's backing, which insiders say Bentsen will not provide. Bentsen had pledged support to Yarborough in 1970 if he won the primary.
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Lloyd Bentsen
George Bush
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Barefoot Sanderson
Justice Department
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Arabs Fire Katyusha at Israeli Towns Amid Week of Attacks
Arab guerrillas in Lebanon launched a Katyusha rocket at Kiryat Shmona in northern Galilee near a kindergarten. Israeli artillery returned fire. this marked the fourth shelling of the town in a week as a retaliatory strike in southern Lebanon left two Israeli soldiers dead.
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Galilee
Toyah Booster Club Plans Enchilada Supper
At a Monday meeting the Toyah Booster Club set an enchilada supper for Saturday January 29 starting at 5 30 p.m. at the school. Adults pay 1 25 and children 75 cents. Mrs Jewel Duncan of Toyah is hospitalized in Pecos with back injuries from an auto crash Wednesday January 5. Congratulations to Lynn and barbara Gibson of El Paso on the birth of Jason Lee December 31 weighing 6 pounds 6 ounces. Bryan Boatman Toyah School Superintendent attended a workshop in Austin. Barbara Martin of Odessa visited Sunday.
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Booster Club
Jewel Duncan
Toyah
Pecos
Highway 80
Duncan
Lynn Gibson
el Paso
Jason Lee
A. L. Gibson
Sydnie Helton
Andrews
Northside School District to seek $16.5 million bond issue
Trustees in San Antonio announce plans to pursue a $16.5 million bond for needs over the next four years while awaiting court ruling clarification. Three taxpayers have notified they will not pay future property taxes in light of the ruling. Martin said he will not move.
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Northside
Martin
Services set for crash dead
Bo dies of five Americans and a Peruvian Indian boy among 91 killed in a jungle crash of a Peruvian airliner. They will be buried at a U S missionary post near Pucallpa. Six plots prepared in Yarinacocha cemetery for Summer Linguistics Institute members. Rescue workers recovered 75 bodies.
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Peru
U.S
Yarinacocha
Summer Linguistics Institute
Institute
Pageant awards and wreckage reports mix in Pecos item
The article details America's Junior Miss pageant prizes with scholarships to Mary Hardin Baylor College and various savings bonds for multiple runners up and category winners, plus chaperones for contestants. It also covers the Electra crash near Pucallpa with survivor Juliane Koepcke and rescue timelines, noting 26 identifications to date and the postcrash care.
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New Braunfels Jaycees
Mission Valley Mills
Jaycees
America
New Braunfels
Pucallpa
Lima
Iquitos
Juliane Koepcke
Yarinacocha
Metropolis Adopts Superman as Official Local Hero
Metropolis Illinois plans to embrace the comic hero with a Superman club and letter answering committee. The initiative includes a 20 foot Superman figure on the water tower and potential name change to Metropolis Daily Planet, supported by National Periodicals and local officials.
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National Periodicals, Inc
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Metropolis Daily Planet
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Ohio River
Metropolis Daily News
Massac County
Harold Mescher
Chamber of Commerce
Superman Club
Bird talk best eagle medicine
APOPKA Florida AP Doris Mager cares for wounded bald eagles, using soothing talk as part of recovery. Hallie, hit by a hunter’s bullet, remains in a walk in cage while Mager treats six eagles over two years with fish feed and careful handling to keep them wild. Hallie’s wing bone is stabilized with a steel pin and flight is unlikely.
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India
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Poland
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Bhutan
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France
Chittagong
Chalna
Apopka
Fla
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Safe cigarette may not sell
A federal researcher says a safer cigarette could be developed but questions remain whether consumers would buy it. Dr Gio Gori of the NIH Tobacco Working Group notes a 100 percent filter would leave only hot air and nicotine reduction could drive a shift to more smoking. Surgeon General Jesse L Steinfeld urges renewed safe-cigarette effort amid industry criticism.
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Cancer experts map path to cancer relief and new centers
Houston AP Dr Carl Baker of the National Cancer Institute says some cancers may be controlled in five years but total eradication could take generations. The meeting to discuss a $1.6 billion federal bill and plans for 15 new cancer centers was hosted by University of Texas M D Anderson Hospital.
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Bangladesh
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Houston
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University of Texas M. D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute
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Mail subscription rates in Reeves and Pecos, Texas
Payable in advance Bi Mail Reeves County six months cost 39.00 one year 318.00 All other areas six months 31.10 twelve months 21.00 Second class postage paid at Pecos Texas 79772.
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Vail
Pecos
Texas
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