Rampage at Texas boys school prompts mass inmate escape
About 115 inmates rampaged across six campuses in Gatesville, Texas, overnight. Most were recaptured with criminalizes. one student hospitalized with a broken finger. Officials credit staff, Texas Rangers, deputies, and DPS for regaining control.
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Mollie Powers Shines at Christie Elementary Plano
Mollie Powers, mother of five and Christie Elementary teacher aide, is PTA president at Memorial and active in church and Girl Scouts in Plano. A Gulfport native, she and husband Raymond settled in Plano after his AT&T work and a long Air Force career. Mollie oversees classroom helpers, backs wholesome activities, and cherishes family ties across six daughters and a California granddaughter.
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Christie Elem
Plano High School to Host Sixth Annual College Night
Plano High School will host College Night at 7 30 p m Sept 24 in the auditorium, with 38 colleges and universities represented. Guidance counselor Johnnie Spies invites sophomores juniors and seniors and their parents to attend as representatives discuss admissions and requirements in three 30 minute sessions. The lineup includes nine state supported colleges such as North Texas State University East Texas State University and the University of Texas at Arlington.
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Davenport woman freed on larceny charge over Goodwill drop boxes
Betty Lou Short 29 of Davenport released in a pretrial program after being charged with larceny for taking clothing from Goodwill drop boxes to give to neighbors. Bunny Crable remains jailed on 10000 bond for the same charge. Short said she acted to aid those in need and questioned felony charges. A belt of thunderstorms disrupted Mrs. Short's case and regional weather, with heavy rains and hail in Oklahoma and Louisiana.
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U.S. Warned 10 Hours Before Chile Overthrow
Washington learned of plans to topple Salvador Allende in Chile about ten hours before the coup and chose a hands off approach. Officials said no contact was made with Allende’s government or opposition leaders. A State Department briefing described the decision as a nonintervention policy.
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Soviet Jam Suppression Ends BBC Russian Service Jamming
The BBC reports the Soviet Union has stopped jamming its Russian service for the first time in five years. The 31 hours per week of Russian broadcasts had been jammed since 1968, with earlier periods of interference since 1949. No Soviet explanation is given.
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Bulgaria
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Prashaw C J Prashaw Honored With Plano Citizenship Award
Prashaw received the Plano Lions Club first annual Citizenship Award for outstanding service. He chaired the Plano United Fund in multiple campaigns, led the Chamber of Commerce, and held city roles including Mayor Pro Tem and City Council member. He founded the Plano Blood Bank and led Red Cross efforts during Hurricane Carla.
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Editorial on referees and sportsmanship in UIL games
Jerry Smith argues fans should not threaten or assault officials and notes UIL penalties for misconduct. Officials must be protected and decisions respected under the code requiring courteous conduct. The piece warns against alcohol at games, with fines up to 200 dollars for violations.
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By Jerry Smith