Police probe theft at Santa Rosa Bar and more incidents
City police investigate the theft of about 14 beer cases worth 75 dollars 60 from Santa Rosa Bar at 309 E Fourth St during Tuesday night. Burglaries also touched coin operated pool tables with no money stolen. A Pecos man Balido Saucedo was jailed after a police chase and fined 200 dollars 50 for traffic offences. Minor two vehicle crash on W Third St left no injuries.
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Butler Smith
Santa Rosa
E. Fourth St
Pecos
Balido S. Saucedo
Armando Gil
Cedar Street
Saucedo
Cedar
Connie Gomez
W. Third Street
Glenn J. Ellis
Jefferson
Severo M. Castillo
E. Third St
Willow St
Hearst mental state report likely to seek prison hospitalization
U S District Court Judge Oliver Carter delayed Patricia Hearst competence hearing to November 4 pending final reports from three court appointed psychiatrists and a psychologist who examined Hearst on September 23. A draft report says psychiatrists will likely recommend removal to prison and hospitalization.
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Linda Deutsch
Associated Press
SAN Francisco
Patricia Hearst
U.S. District Court
Oliver J. Carter
Miss Hearst
Carter
Chiatric
San Francisco Examiner
Symbionese Liberation Army
Los Angeles
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Jack Scott
U.S
R. Dixon Herman
Scott
Micki McGee Scott
Martin Miller
SLA
William
Emily Harris
Union City
FBI
Washington Crime Laboratory
Exxon profits slip in third quarter on tax and demand drop
Exxon Corp. reported a 31.2 percent drop in third quarter profits from the prior year, citing tax changes and weaker demand due to the recession. The company noted the impact of these factors on earnings and outlook.
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New York
Exxon Corp
Exxon
Mobile Oil Corp
Standard Oil Co
Indiana
Wall Street Advances on Rate Hopes Amid Mixed Signals
The market edged higher as investors anticipated a potential cut in the bank prime lending rate. Dow Jones stood at 850.83, up 1.26, with 5-3 advancers over decliners on the NYSE. TWA led volume on the Big Board. Amex index slipped 0.06 to 48.04 as International Banknote held at 1.5. The report also covers cattle prices, cotton futures, and gold prices, plus a long notes section on legal cases and Hearst-related developments.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
First National Bank of St. Louis
New York City
Trans World Airlines
American Stock Exchange
NYSE
International Banknote
Amex
Fort Worth
Tex
New York Cotton Exchange
Costly contract amendment boosts Yankee Stadium rebuild over 57 million
A contract amendment of more than 1 million raises total cost of Yankee Stadium reconstruction and adjacent projects to over 57 million. Original mayoral estimates from 1971 72 were 24 million including 3 million for the site. The new costs cover repairs to concrete surfaces after seats were removed.
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Project New York
Yankee Stadium
John Lindsay
Parents Learn How to Help Children Learn at Bell Kindergarten
Earl Bell Kindergarten held its first parent advisory committee meeting Tuesday night for Title I and Title I Migrant parents. Mrs. Alice Navarrete welcomed attendees and outlined responsibilities. She presented Parents-Padres by Dr. Steve Moreno. Glenda Denison described school programs. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Salcido, Mrs. Becky Dominguez, and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Thorp.
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Earl Bell Kindergarten
Alice Navarrete
Steve Moreno
Glenda Denison
Ernest Salcido
Becky Dominguez
Carl Thorp
Fort Stockton to Celebrate Lo-Vaca Appreciation Day
Fort Stockton residents plan a November 15 celebration honoring the gas company Lo-Vaca for price hikes to public utilities. The event underlines Lo-Vaca’s economic impact in West Texas as gas supplies many local jobs and powers the area’s economy.
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Fort Stockton
Texas
La-Vaca
West Texas
Fort Stockton plans bowling alley skating complex at Apache Center
Fort Stockton reports city issued building permits showing September and October totals rising to 541,830 dollars. The new recreation facility, announced by Mayor Mike Walling, is to be built at the Apache Shopping Center with an estimated 170,000 dollar cost.
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Fort Stockton
Mike Walling
Apache Shopping Center
U N keeps buffer zone renewal for Sinai force
The United Nations Security Council renewed the U N Emergency Force mandate in the Sinai buffer zone for one year by a 13 to 0 vote with China and Iraq not participating. Egyptian Foreign Minister Ismail Fahmy welcomed the extension as maintaining momentum toward a comprehensive Middle East solution.
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United Nations, N.Y
Security Council
U.N
Sinai
China
Iraq
Karim Al-Shaikhly
Israel
Council
Olof Rydbeck
Sweden
Ismail Fahmy
Egypt
Middle East
Lion Country Safari to close in Grand Prairie Texas
Grand Prairie officials report Lion Country Safari will shut down November 2 and may never reopen. GIFCO Properties has taken possession of the park land for non payment of rent and taxes and will seek a new operator by March 1. If no buyer is found, animals will be sold and the park closed permanently.
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Grand Prairie
Mid-Cities
Dallas
Fort Worth
Thursday Morning Optimists and Club Meetings Summary
THURSDAY morning events at 6 30 a m Ramada Inn Rotary Club at Holiday Inn 12 noon Catholic Warterans meet at Santa Rosa 8 p m MONDAY Lions Club at American Motor Inn 7 30 p m Amistad Lions Club Lions Den 7 30 p m TUESDAY Business and Professional Women meet at Federated Parlor 7 30 p m Barstow Fire Department attends Marfa convention wins first in 6 man pumper race Firefighters named plus race participants Barstow Elementary School Halloween Carnival Saturday at the community center tennis court enchilada supper before carnival
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Rotary Club
Holiday Inn
Catholic Warterans
Santa Rosa
Lions Club
American Motor Inn
Amistad Lions Club
Lions den
Federated Parlor
Barstow
Marfa
Lucio Flores
Julian Flores
Vic Juarez
Salvador Villaloboz
Ismael Avila
Thomas Gonzalez
Rudy Gonzalez
Benny Abila
Pablo Navarette
Elias Franco
Ismael Abila
Pablo Navarrette
Community Center
Peddlers and Medicine Shows Across American Frontier
For over two centuries traveling medicine sellers spread potions in bold wagons to frontier communities. Enterprising peddlers marketed cures as doctors offering their own prescriptions to locals facing emergencies.
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America
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