Chilean military rulers face street opposition after coup
Reports from the junta describe downtown Santiago paralyzed as troops patrol streets and calls go out for civilians to stay indoors. Allende died by his own action amid a palace attack, while arrests rise as the regime names Socialist and Communist leaders to appear at the defense ministry.
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Associated Press
Chile
Salvador Allende
Allende
Santiago
Argentina
Defense Ministry
Carlos Altamirano
Laura
Congress
Second crash victim identified in Pecos plane crash
Reeves County sheriffs officials confirmed the body of Michael L. Roy from dental records. Roy, a Fayetteville Ark resident, had a three year stay there and faced an eight year marijuana sentence. The crash mystery centers on the third victim and potential drug links remain unproven.
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Fayetteville
Ark
Michael L. Roy
Pecos
Reeves County Sheriffs Department
Roy
Arkansas
Arkanesas
Faycetteville
Washington
Supreme Court of
Gary Ingram
Bullock campaigns for Texas state comptroller
Bob Bullock former Texas secretary of state campaigns for state comptroller visiting Pecos in a tax reform bid. He noted 82 million dollars in revenue lost last year from uncollected sales taxes and urged quicker, fair tax collection while touring 175 towns. Bullock 44 resides in Austin with wife and two children.
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Bob Bullock
Texas
Pecos
Bullock
Com
Hillsboro
Texas Tech
Baylor Law School
House of Representatives
Anti-Trust
Attorney General's Office
State of
Austin
Southeast Texas Flooding After Tropical Depression Forms
The Associated Press reports more than two inches of rain overnight swelled streams and flooded streets in parts of Southeast Texas. A weak tropical depression eased into the state from the Gulf of Mexico, bringing continued heavy showers and flood risk.
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Texas
Gulf of Mexico
Beaumont- Port Arthur-Orange
Jefferson
Hardin
Orange
Liberty
Chambers
Galveston
Harris
Fort Bend
Brazoria
Con
Texas Panhandle
Dalhart
Lubbock
Panhandle
Middle Texas
Panhandle Plains
Brownsville
Corpus Christi
McAllen
Abilene
Rockies
Louisiana
South Carolina
Maine
Delia
Ernice
Colorado
Nebraska
Kansas
Murder charge filed in fatal stabbing at Spanish Inn Club
Manuel Morales is charged with murder after a stabbing at the Spanish Inn Club Tuesday that killed Armando Martinez. Police learned of the incident when Lt. Jim Wilson chased a speeding vehicle to Memorial Hospital where Martinez was treated and later died. Witnesses at the club identified Morales, triggering the murder charge as investigators pursued him.
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Manual Morales
Martinez St
Jim Wilson
Memorial Hospital
Wilson
Oak and
Cedar Streets
Third Street
Armando Martinez
Martinez
Henry Rodriguez
S. Park St
Bobby Joe Casias
S. Cypress St
Ramon Garcia
E.W. Schmidt
Martinez Schmidt
Manuel
Leonard Saint
Robert Diaz
Morales
Walter Holcombe
Watergate hearings shortened to six weeks
The Senate Watergate committee voted to condense the remaining public hearings into six weeks from Sept. 24 to Nov. 1. Only key witnesses will be called to finish probes into wiretapping, cover-up, campaign financing, and political sabotage, despite Republican objections to televising the hearings.
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Washington
Senate Watergate Committee
Contem porary Southwest Art at Pecos Bank Exhibit
Art enthusiasts may view a contemporary Southwest collection at Security State Bank of Pecos. The show runs Thursday through Saturday with 9 am to 3 pm and 5 pm to 9 pm on Thursday and Friday, and 9 am to 5 pm on Saturday per bank officials.
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Security State Bank of
Last Chance to Register for Odessa Extension Courses
Dean of Academic Service at Odessa College announces Friday as final registration day for extension courses. Offered with Pecos High School, the programs include law enforcement, English, psychology, government, and business law. Interested persons should contact C. W. Wright, assistant superintendent of schools.
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Odessa College
Pecos High School
C.W. Wright
Ministers join Pecos Chamber as alliance backs growth
Pecos leaders praise a religious coalition that joined the local chamber of commerce with Tom Strother as liaison. Ministerial alliance members, highlighted by J Z Moore Jr, are praised for civic pride and progress. Also pictured, Don Doan of Gibsons Discount Center opens the rebuilt store after a 104 day rebuild following the May 31 fire.
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Chamber
J. Z. Moore Jr
Pecos
Chamber of Commerce
Alliance
Moore
Gibsons Discount Center
Don Doan
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