Court clears editor in Texarkana verdict case
The Arkansas Supreme Court unanimously voided contempt citations and a fine against Texarkana Gazette editor Harry Wood for publishing the Sumler verdict. The decision upholds open court reporting and rejects a broad ban on publishing in open court. Justice Byrd notes news media may publish courtroom happenings.
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Modern Flower Mound plant to use three stage sewage treatment
EPA officials in Dallas say new Flower Mound facility will be among the first of its kind in the upper Trinity Basin. The plant for 100,000 residents will cost nearly 2 million dollars and aim for about 97 percent treatment efficiency. The system combines wastewater and water treatment steps with advanced tertiary treatment including contact stabilization, chemical coagulation, and granular filtration.
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Environmental Protection Agency
Region VI
Arthur W. Bush
Trinity System
Trinity Basin
Texas Water Quality Board
J. E. Laughlin
Shemek, Roming, Jacobs & Finklea
Library merger to be studied in Olney West Texas
A North Texas State University sociologist will direct a study in Olney to test merging the community's school and public libraries as a model for others. A $100,000 grant from the Office of Education funds the research led by Dr. James A. Kitchens to examine laws, operations, and potential financial risks of a library consolidation.
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Denton, Tex
North Texas State University
Olney
West Texas
Office of Education
National Education Research and Development Center
James A. Kitchens
North Texas U. Sociology
al Meyers
Kitchens
Four thefts reported in Pecos weekend police probe
The Record notes four thefts over the weekend in Pecos. Mark Jackson found his car’s alternator removed from the high school lot Friday night. Gordon Holiday reported a broken lock and saddle theft from Cooksey horse pens Friday night. Jesse Ephriam said an 8 track stereo and radio were stolen from his home Saturday. Joni Ferguson and Becky Bradley reported two dragged 10 speed bicycles missing Sunday afternoon after being chained near the railroad tracks. A dog bite injured Larry Jurado while delivering papers Saturday morning at 9:15 a.m.
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Iowa St
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Joni Ferguson
Johnson St
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S. Eddy St
Larry Jurado
Walthall Trailer Park
Humane
Ronald Schneider
Jamie Renteria
14Th St
Radar spots speeder instantly in moving patrol car
Lawrence Kansas AP reports a Kansas highway patrolman uses an MR-7 radar device in a moving patrol car to detect speed as vehicles approach. Trooper Jerry Smith demonstrates the unit which is carried on the front seat, beaming speed data to a tiny display and enabling quick chases.
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Kustom Signals Inc
Bud Ross
Nebraska
Minnesota
Mississippi
Texas
Ohio
Iowa
South Dakota
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Michigan
Ross
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Missouri Highway Patrol
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U.S. 24
U.S. 40
Oklahoma liquor by the drink measure headed for ballot
Oklahoma Supreme Court upholds referendum petition 8-1 placing the liquor by the drink amendment on the November 7 general election ballot. The court ruled petitions had 104,478 valid signatures, surpassing the minimum. Dry leader Rose McLennan condemns the decision as hasty and lawmaking by judges.
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Oklahoma
State Supreme Court
Rose McLennan
Supreme Court
McLennan
Illegal sports and dog fighting ban in Rocky Mountain town
In Salida Colorado an AP report notes it is illegal to engage in any sport or exercise likely to frighten horses. It remains a misdemeanor to cause instigate or encourage any dog fight in the town.
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Salida
Coin
Rocky Mountain Town
Pecos Enterprise details publication schedule
The Pecos Enterprise, an independent daily paper published evenings except Saturdays and Sundays, operates from 324 S. Cedar St., Pecos, Texas, 79772, with P.O. Box 1131. This entry notes its mailing and contact details as part of the newspaper’s home office information.
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Pecos Enterprise, Inc
S. Cedar St
Pecos
Texas
P.O
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