Martin tied to Sharp stock deal in NBL case
The Dallas News reports Frank W. Sharp offered Texas Attorney General Crawford Martin a deal to buy a large block of National Bankers Life Insurance Co. stock. Martin said he refused, fearing lack of profit and affordability, amid broader Sharpstown stock scandal disclosures.
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Frank W. Sharp
Houston
Texas
Crawford Martin
National Bankers Life Insurance Co
Dallas News
Austin
Martin
Sharp
Sam Kinch Jr
Ling & Co
NBL
Sharpstown State Bank
Securities and Exchange Commission
Insurance Company
SEC
Sharpstown Bank
Preston Smith
Hmer Baum
Gus Mutscher
W.S. Heatly
Tommy Shannon
John Osorio
Chambers
Sarah T. Hughes
Robert Watson
Sniper Kills Cop In Fort Worth Club Ambush
A hidden gunman fired on police outside the Electric Circus killing Officer E. M. Belcher and wounding Officer Ronald G. Turner amid a large club disturbance. Investigators questioned suspects, three black men in a red and white 1970 Buick, as the scene drew a 300 to 400 crowd. Debra Brooks 19 was treated for a minor head wound.
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Electric Circus
E. M. Belcher
Ronald G. Turner
Kenneth Wayne Harris
Debra Brooks
J. W. Tindall
Harris
Brooks
M. R. Church
J. R. Shaw
Turner
Belcher
Shaw
Bob Ray Sanders
The
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Halloween events and notices read across Pecos
A Pecos page lists an October set of community happenings. Spook House at Pecos High School Gym 7:30 to 9:30 p m tickets 25 cents. Hang Out youth group hosts Halloween Party 8 p m at the club house Lindsay Addition youths invite guests. West Park Baptist Church youth night party atmosphere in revival week with attendance contest between high and junior high. Pecos Drama Club to perform One Sunday Afternoon Sunday and Monday at 8 p m tickets one dollar at the door. Daylight Saving Time ends October 31 setting clocks back Saturday night.
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Pecos High School
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Lindsay Addition
West Park
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Blount resigns postal seat amid Senate bid talk
WASHINGTON AP Winton M. Blount told President Nixon he resigns as postmaster general paving the way for a possible Alabama Senate bid. Blount left the cabinet post as the Postal Service gained independence and his successor will be named by the Postal Service board of governors.
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Alabama
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White House
Blount
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Ronald L. Ziegler
Post Office
U.S. Postal Service
Ziegler
Postal Service
Board of Governors
Weather service warns Panhandle travelers of freezing rain
The Weather Service issued a travelers and stockmen warning for the northern Texas Panhandle predicting freezing rain and snow through Saturday. Hazardous driving conditions are likely this afternoon through Saturday with overnight lows around 27 degrees in the Panhandle and 30 in extreme Southwest Texas. The cooling should not spread to Central Texas before Saturday.
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Associated Press
Weather Service
Texas Panhandle
Panhandle
Texas
Physiologist outlines pecan production for Rotarians
Dr. Richard M. Taylor of Texas A&M El Paso presented pecan research to the Rotary Club at the Holiday Inn. He described using gibberellic acid to stimulate seedling growth, noting a tree can bear in five years and reach commercial yields by eight, versus standard nurseries needing 14 years.
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Texas A&m University
el Paso
Rotary Club
Holiday Inn
Taylor
Man held here for auto theft in Toyah incident
Joe Brown, address unknown, was in Reeves County Jail held on 3000 bond after arrest Thursday night in a Toyah auto theft. He was apprehended at a roadblock on IH 10 west of Van Horn after a car owned by Joe Wright of Pecos was reported stolen from a Toyah cafe area around 9:30 p.m. last night.
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Joe Brown
Reeves County
Toyah
A.B. Nail
Brown
IH 10
van Horn
Joe Wright
Pecos
Immunization drive for Pecos Barstow students begins
Pecos Barstow Schools will immunize all K through 12 students against measles diphtheria and tetanus Monday and Tuesday under Texas Health Department rules. Records from physicians or parental consent for school vaccination are acceptable. Immunization must be completed by January 1 with any immunization record accepted for 1971 72.
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Pecos - Barstow
Texas State Department of Health
Ray Whitley
Whitley
Daylight Saving Time Ends Question prompts reader poll
Public Opinion column asks in October if Daylight Saving Time ending on October 31 is a trick or a treat. It notes the summer adjustment and invites reader responses on the time shift impact.
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