Rotary Rodeo Revue crowns queen contender tonight
Mary Allen, a former Golden Girl of the Old West, will crown one of seven local entrants as Rotary Rodeo Revue closes. Queen will be chosen at 8:30 p.m. in the high school auditorium after a day of events including registration for out of town belles at the Holiday Inn.
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Mary Allen
Tern
Holiday Inn
Russell Platt
S. Plum
Richard Naylor
Jefferson
Archie Scott
Phillip Tyree
Iowa
Sheriff's Posse
Ben's
Spanish Inn
Golden Girl
Hart still believed in area as search ends
Officials say Gene Leroy Hart remains in the vicinity and an extended ground and air search ended due to a critical information shortage. FBI contacts with residents supported Hart’s presence near the campsite three miles south of Locust Grove, though many tips were discounted by authorities.
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FBI
Hart
Miss Texas to Judge Rotary Rodeo Revue in Odessa
Carmen McCollum Miss Texas will judge the Rotary Rodeo Revue in the Odessa high school auditorium along with two local residents Jim Bobo and Jim Gilliland. All three Odessa natives bring pageant experience and community roles to the event as they meet the Golden Girl nominees before the talent presentations and announce the winner.
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Carmen McCollum
Rotary
Jim R.bo
Jim Gilliland
Odessa
Miss McCollum
Snyder
North Texas State University
Denton
Jim Bobo
Bobo and Pipes
Texas Christian Univeristy
Gilliland
Businss
Ager
Lege
Chuck Wapon
Odessa Jaycees
Texas blue law upheld by court in Kresge case
The Texas Supreme Court upholds the Sunday closing law finding no reversible error in the Dallas Court of Civil Appeals decision. Kresge Co. argued discriminatory enforcement, but the court ruled the blue law does not violate federal or state constitutions and that Kresge failed to prove discriminatory enforcement.
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Austin, Tex
Supreme Court
S.S. Kresge Co
Dallas
Dallas Court of Civil Appeals
Kresge
S. Kresge’s
Kresge’s
Appeals Court
Dallas District Attorney's Office
Magazine Ark Marshal Slain as Two Suspects Flee
Authorities search a four county area for two early twenties suspects after City Marshal Marvin K. E. Ritchy is found shot and handcuffed in his car trunk. Park ranger David Small survives with a chest wound while Opal James is missing. A large manhunt includes state police FBI and volunteers with roadblocks and a plane near Blue Mountain Reservoir.
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Marvin KE. Ritchy
Magazine
David Small
Plainview High School
Small
Fort Smith
Opal James
Havana
Yell County
FBI
Blue Mountain Reservoir
Washington Parish
Louisiana
Franklinton
Ritchy
James
Ashley Creek
House Rejects Cut to Pay Raise for Members and Staff
The House voted 251 to 161 to keep a $12,900 pay hike for members, expanding congressional salaries from $44,600 to $57,500. An amendment to delete raises for lawmakers and over 20,000 federal staff was defeated as the bill moved to the Senate.
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Washington
House of Representative
House
Senate
Congress
Carter backs cruise missile over costly bomber
President Carter announced the United States should stop producing the costly Bl bomber while testing continues and deploy the pilotless cruise missile as the strategic weapon. He aligned his stance with ongoing arms talks and signaled progress toward SALT while pursuing broader relations, including a shift away from Taiwan.
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Washington
Carter
United States
U.S
Moscow
Kremlin
Admin
Weather Watch: Midweek Outlook With Showers and Heat
Forecast calls for partly cloudy skies through Friday with scattered thunderstorms mainly late afternoon and night. Overnight low 63 north to 73 south with 55 in the mountains. Wednesday high around 99, Friday high near 102 in the Big Bend area.
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Special Commission
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