Dickson charged in shooting of college dean Worden
Robert K. Dickson, 26, was charged with attempted murder over the Wednesday shooting of Dr. Allen James Worden, 40, dean of student development at Tarrant County Junior College south campus. Dickson surrendered to police in Terrell about 9:30 p.m. Wednesday.
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Egypt to let some Israeli cargoes pass Suez Canal
U S officials say Egypt will allow nonmilitary Israeli cargoes via the Suez soon but both sides will dodge publicity to prevent reactions from Syrians and Palestinians. Kissinger expects no test case as Cairo seeks quiet compliance.
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CIA plots questioned and antitrust suit filed
Senate panel chair Frank Church indicated CIA assassination plots resulted in murder attempts and possible indirect involvement. A separate suit accuses Kroger, Safeway and A&P of conspiring to fix meat prices, seeking triple damages after alleging losses of 137 million dollars. The Rockefeller commission report omitted CIA plots findings, with materials to be turned over to the President.
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Drought Devastates Nomads in East Africa Relief Effort Grows
In Kenya from AP report relief workers say months of drought in eastern Ethiopia and Somalia killed tens of thousands of nomads and millions of head of livestock. Rain has begun in many areas offering promise for crops and grazing though experts warn recovery will take years and billions of dollars for the Ogaden Desert shared by multiple nations.
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Britain Votes Amid Market Stay Drive and Flight Stunt
Government reports 75 percent turnout of 40 percent million eligible voters, close to general election levels. Bank executive Richard Bickel crossed the English Channel in a hang glider to back Britain's stay in the Common Market, marking the Normandy invasion anniversary with 2000 first-day envelopes stamped Britain into Europe 1944 and 1975.
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New protest against citizen surveillance in Orange County
Keith Concannon, executive director of the Orange County Criminal Justice Council, describes police surveillance fears and the potential for political misuse of computer files. He notes how grants from the federal Law Enforcement Assistance Administration fund elaborate county computer systems and regulatory debates.
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