Supreme Court rules against sex discrimination in estate case
The Supreme Court unanimously holds Idaho law barring women from administering an estate unconstitutional under the equal protection clause. Chief Justice Burder leads the ruling striking down male preference in estate appointments, citing Sally Reed vs Cecil Reed as the challenged case. The decision arrives as Congress considers a proposed constitutional amendment guaranteeing equal rights for women.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Warren E. Burger
Idaho
High Court
House of Representatives
Senate
United States
Sally Reed
Ada County
Cecil Reed
Richard
Deaths Graveside Rites Planned in Marfa for Dutchover Sr
David D. Dutchover Sr. Fort Stockton resident and father of Pecos Junior High principal David Dutchover Jr. died Friday at Odessa's Medical Center Hospital from injuries suffered November 8 after being struck by a car in Fort Stockton. He was a World War I veteran and retired carpenter, born October 23, 1893 in Fort Davis, survived by a widow, two sons and two daughters, among others. Funeral services set for Tuesday in Delano for Marin Solomon Ingram, Pecos area death.
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Marfa
David D. Dutchover
Pecos
David Dutchover Jr
Dutchover
Fort Stockton
Odessa
Medical Center
Fort Davis
Fred Dutchover
Dan Valenzuela
Alpine
Zobuda Arriola
Frank Dutchover
Delano
Calif
Congregation Chapel
Marlin Solomon Ingram
Memorial Hospital
Ingram
Glenna
Mari L. Tulare
Deanna Gilbert
Tow, Tex
William L. Ingram
Court Notices From The Record of Dallas Traffic Violations
Statements list multiple traffic cases with defendants John A. Viola Zulema F. Ybarra and Joseph R. Troha. Violations include speeding failing to dim lights at night and driving without a license. Monetary fines shown: 36 plus costs 25 plus 5 costs and 15 plus costs.
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JP Court
John A. Viola
Dallas
Zulema F. Ybarra
Veterans Blvd
Joseph R. Troha
Texas
Reeves rig count holds steady in Permian Basin area
The weekly report from G.W. Murphy Industries shows 171 active rigs in the 65 county Permian Basin area up nine from last week’s 162. Compared with last year’s 205, Pecos County Texas District 8 adds two rigs to reach 25, while Martin County rises to 16. In Southeast New Mexico Lea County falls eight to 17. A separate item notes four loud speakers stolen from a chapel site in Bancroft Ontario.
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Permian Basin
G.W. Murphy Industries
Reed Drilling Tools
Pecos County
Texas Railroad Commission
Midland
Martin County
New Mexico
Lea County
Butz wins narrow Senate committee approval
The Senate Agriculture Committee approved Earl Butz as secretary of agriculture by 8 to 6 with a 90 day blind trust requirement for all agribusiness stocks. The panel barred further agribusiness purchases if confirmed, citing Butz's stock holdings in Talstern Purina Stokley Van Camp and International Minerals and Chemicals.
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Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
Nixon
Earl Butz
Butz
Talstern- Purina
Stokley-Van-Camps
International Minerals and Chemicals
Senate
Purdue University
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D. Dutchover
M.S. Ingram
Tor
Reynold’s
Borden
Crisco
Libby
Pepperidge Farm
Bruce
Orton
Bancroft
Pecos Enterprise
Pecos Enterpris Inc
Cedar J
P.O
Reeves County
Dan
Shurfresh
del Monte
Bell Peppers
Sunkist
AYO Ameries
Bam AS
Uc Ric Ete
Tion
County
Andrews
Borden Brewster
Chaves Cochran Crane Crockett Culberson
Dawson
Ector Eddy el Paso Fisher Gaines Garza Glasscock
Hockley Howard Irion Leaf
Lubbock Martin
Midland Nolan Pecos
Presidio
Reagan Reeves Roosevelt Runners
Scurry Stonewall Sutton Terry Tom Green Upton Val Verde Ward
Winkler Yoakum
Brcci
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