Light weekend violence toll noted in Texas and beyond
Reported eight fatalities between Friday evening and Sunday night include three traffic deaths two in a private plane crash and three homicides. The briefing also covers metrication trends and various political and social notes across the nation.
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Plumber Fingered in Bolles Murder Claims Adamson Threat
Jimmy Robinson a Chandler plumber says John Harvey Adamson named others to dodge a death sentence. Adamson pleaded guilty to second degree murder in the Don Bolles case as Max Dunlap and Robinson were linked by a police affidavit. Marley Sr. is tied to the motive and Dunlap’s debt, while Marley’s whereabouts remain unknown.
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Adamson
Phoenix
Ariz
Don Bolles
Jimmy Robinson
Chandler
John Harvey Adamson
Robison
Max Dunlap
Dunlap
Kemper Marley Sr
Marley
State Racing Commission
Here
Ariz. Plumber
Arizona Republic
Pima County Superior Court
Claredon
Maricopa County
Robinson
Ford's lame duck budget report ups defense spending
Ford presents a $440 billion 1978 federal budget calling for higher defense outlays and a $47.5 billion six year tax cut plan. The deficit would reach $47 billion in 1978 with receipts at $393 billion, despite campaign pledges for restraint and a balanced budget by 1979. Carter advisers expect changes as Congress drafts a final budget starting Oct 1.
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R. Gregory Nokes
Associated Press
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Legislative rider threatens Texas college football funding
A proposed rider to the Texas appropriations bill could bar colleges from paying coaches from faculty funds unless they teach a minimum load, potentially affecting small programs including West Texas State. Regents delayed a decision to raise funds and avert cuts as critics warn the measure would handicap athletic programs at smaller colleges.
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LBB
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Bill Clayton
Lloyd Watkins
WTSU
Texas
Clayton
F.H. McDowell
East Texas State
The
Globe News
McDowell
East Texas
Commerce School
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Angelo State University
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20 Sailors Die In Barcelona Navy Launch Crash
A U S Navy 56 foot launch carrying 110 sailors collided with the Spanish freighter Urlea in Barcelona harbor at about 2 am. Twenty servicemen were killed and 19 injured. most victims died before hospitals could receive them. The Guam and Trenton were on a goodwill visit.
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Fenton Wheeler
Associated Press
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Spain
U.S
Guam
Trenton
Europa Press
Two Southern California men charged in rocket secret sales plot
Andrew D. Lee and Christopher J. Boyce were arrested in a conspiracy to sell U.S. rocket secrets to the Soviet Union. The FBI links the scheme to Boris Grishin, a Soviet embassy attache in Mexico City, with Lee to be returned from Mexico for trial.
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California
U.S
Soviet Union
FBI
Andrew D. Lee
Palos Verdes Estates
Christopher J. Boyce
Rancho Palos Verdes
United States
Lee
Mexico City
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Boris A. Grishin
Robert Gebhardt
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Mexico
U.S. District Court
TRW Corp
Redondo Beach
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