Monstronauts Fly In Cape Alfalfa Suborbital Flight
Omaha celebrates two astromouse rockets McDermott II and Black after a 738 foot suborbital launch from Cape Alfalfa. The event, overseen by Mike Most, Eldon Zorinsky and Tim Meyer, ends with a safe parachute landing and the claim of a perfect success amid prior test fatalities.
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Omaha, Neb
McDermott II
Black
Earth
McDermott I
Attendance Mark Set By Scouters At Philmont 65
Richardson Scouters set an attendance record this summer at Philmont Scout Ranch New Mexico. Eight families and about 30 scouts and leaders attended the Volunteer Training Center program from June 30 to July 6. A color slide show is scheduled for August 13 at 8 p.m. in Fellowship Hall First Methodist Belt Line Lindale.
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Richardson
Philmont
New Mexico
Fellowship Hall
First Methodist Church
Belt Line and
Lindale
Subway Knifer Attacks on Bronx Platform Ends In Fatalities
A knife-wielding man attacked a mother and child on a south Bronx subway platform as bystanders and transit workers intervened. The assailant wounded three people before leaping toward the tracks in a violent bid for escape, leaving several victims and authorities searching for him.
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New York
UPI
South Bronx
Seek Brothers In Slaying Of Police Officer
A massive search centered in Gary Indiana for two brothers Richard Black and Hollie Black, 20 and 21, sought in the slaying of Chicago police Sgt. Charles Eichorst. Authorities inIllinois Wisconsin Michigan and Iowa joined the hunt as the FBI entered the case. Police staked out likely hideouts and relatives’ homes in Gary while officers traced a cousin’s sighting Wednesday night.
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Gary, Incl
UPI
Indiana
Chicago
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Michigan
Iowa
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Richard Black
Hollie
Gary
Charles Eichorst
Edward Barsley
Speeding Fines Highlight Richardson Court Docket
Richardson Corporation Court processed 83 cases under Judge R L Stanfield on a Wednesday night session. Fourteen speeders were fined from 10 to 35 dollars, and twenty four minor traffic offenses were heard along with five drunk cases and ten license violations. Several cases were dismissed or reset while eight defendants failed to appear.
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R. L. Stanfield
Corporation Q Court
Dandridge
Stanfield
Corporation Court
Light Showers Dampen Texas Panhandle to Gulf Coast
Light thundershowers dampened parts of northern Texas from the Panhandle to the lower Rio Grande Valley on Friday with showers expected to spread south and east by nightfall. A weak cold front was to enter the Panhandle in the afternoon with more light showers possible. Rain helped much of the state dodge extreme heat again Thursday, with the heaviest falls along the middle and upper Gulf Coast.
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Texas Panhandle
Rio Grande Valley
Texas
Panhandle
Middle
Upper Gulf Coast
Typhoon Jean Hits Kyushu Killing Dozens In Japan
Typhoon Jean struck Kyushu with 110 mph winds causing at least 21 deaths and 46 injuries. One man is listed as missing. The storm wrecked hundreds of homes, flooded more than 1,300, and caused 65 road damages along with about 20 landslides worst in southern Japan.
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Tokyo
UPJ
Kyushu
Complete Change-Over Priests To Attend Theology School
Two Paulist Fathers at St. Paul the Apostle Catholic Church Richardson undergo duty realignment. Father Joseph W. Drew begins theology study at Perkins School of Theology SMU and becomes Newman Center chaplain. Father John L. McNassar assumes parish duties and to lead CCD programs and hospital chaplaincy.
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St. Paul the Apostle Catholic Church
Richardson
Harold Powers
Joseph W. Drew
Southwest
Perkins School of Theology
Southern Methodist University
SMU
Father Drew
Newman Center
Father John Weber
University of Ohio
Columbus
Paulist
James Drive
John L. McNassar
Father McNassar
St. Paul’s Confraternity of Christian Doctrine
CCD
St. Paul's
Dallas - Ft. Worth
Dallas Pastors Association
Birthday Wishes and Local Gleanings in Fort Worth
Happy returns to Jean Joy Frambes on her birthday as Mike Handy works on painting his house while on vacation. Zack Mason’s pardon is noted after a misprint as Jack Mason. Belt Line Rd resurfacing nears completion creating a busy thoroughfare. Paul Enzer of Fort Worth plans a gathering in Richardson for the George Spiller Fund. Nedra Lewis handles family marketing while Weldon Morrison is noted. Bill Reed of the McKinney editor’s breakfast with Garland colleagues.
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Jean Joy Frambes
Mike Handy
Zack Mason
Jack” Mason
Belt Line Rd
Paul Enzer
Fort Worth
Richardson
George Spiller
Nedra Lewis
Weldon Morrison
Bill Reed
McKinney
Garland
Local Father Drew Revered TV Presence and Panel Moderator
Known across Dallas and Richardson for extensive service in many fields Father Drew frequently appeared on local Catholic TV programs and served as moderator for several notable panel discussions.
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Dallas - Richardson
Father Drew
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