Innocent verdict in Hidalgo County burglary case
A Hidalgo County jury acquitted Nago Alaniz, former lieutenant for the Duke of Duval, of burglarizing the Duval County water district offices. Foreman Virginia Vasquez announced the seven man five woman panel's decision to Judge Darrell Hester as Elvira Alaniz clutched a bookmark. A separate note states Eduardo Mata, 34, will be Dallas Symphony Orchestra musical director from the 1977-78 season, succeeding a shift toward international conductors. District Judge Sam Houston may announce by week’s end whether he will run as a write-in in the Texas Supreme Court race against Don Yarbrough, amid name-recognition talk.
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Hidalgo County
Nago Alaniz
Duke of
Duval
Duval County
Alaniz
Elvira
Virginia Vasquez
Darrell Hester
Mexico City
Dallas Symphony Orchestra
Europe
Dallas Symphony Association
Eduardo Mata
Symphony
May
Sam Houston
Denton
Texas Supreme Court
Don Yarbrough
Houston
Yarbrough
Marge
Suzie
Fred
Jack
Smiths
Jackie
Coney Island
Freddie
Army Corps of Engineers
Janey
Union Chief Threatened in West Virginia Mining Row
Arnold Miller said he ignored police requests and a bomb threat to meet striking coal miners but was blocked by a union picket line. A three day federal hearing into the Yuba City bus crash that killed 28 in California is set to begin in the school gym with 27 witnesses from Martinez and others.
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United Mine Workers
Arnold Miller
West Virginia
Miller
Yuba City
Calif
Martinez
National Transportation Safety Board
World Soldier Killed in Northern Ireland Violence
A booby trapped bicycle killed a British soldier in a Northern Ireland border town on Sunday. In Belfast more than 1,500 Sinn Fein supporters protested planned penalties for terrorist prisoners, with orderly march and later skirmishes. Lebanese fronts remained quiet while accusations emerged that Iraq sent troops to aid Palestinians in the Lebanese civil war, denied by Palestinian spokesmen. An official spokesman denied 400 families escaped Tal Zaatar encirclement under fire.
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Northern Ireland
Belfast
Provisional Sinn Fein
Provisional
Irish Republican Army
Lebanon
Iraq
Syria
Tal Zaatar
Huge Typhoon Drowns Four Fishermen Off Japan Coast
The 13th typhoon of the year struck islands south of Okinawa with winds up to 108 mph and heavy rain. Four fishermen and swimmers were killed, 16 people were reported missing, and authorities warned the storm was moving toward Taiwan.
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Joreyo
Japan
Pacific
National Police Agency
Okinawa
Taiwan
Cheers To the Public? Aspin attacks military dining costs
Washington AP reports Rep. Les Aspin questions sherry included with generals meal in the Pentagon's private dining room. Army defends by noting juice or sherry is part of the lunch price, while Aspin calls for ending taxpayer subsidies and contracting dining services to private firms. An officer pays $1.50 for a sandwich despite a $13.43 service cost.
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Washington
Army
Portagon
Les Aspin
Dwis
Aspin
Pentagon
Daily newspaper rates and publication details at San Antonio Light
The fragment lists pricing and publication options for the San Antonio Light and affiliated outlets. It shows daily and Sunday editions, subscription costs, and varying rates by day, with references to Canada and foreign counts and multiple price points. The OCR text is garbled but centers on publication frequency and pricing options.
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San Antonio
One-Car Crash Fatal Near West Raymond Loomtis
A 27 year old San Antonio man suffered fatal injuries when his car crashed into a tree in the 800 block of Crestheld near Loop 4 in West Raymond Loomtis. He was pronounced dead at 1 35 pm at Wilford Hall Memorial Hospital.
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San Antonio
Loop 4
West
Raymond Loomtis
Westbend
Wilford Hall Memorial
Boston Teens Work To Calm City After Desegregation Tensions
In Boston, a state of calm this summer follows the school year’s racial disturbances tied to court-ordered desegregation. About 12,000 youths ages 16 to 21 work in varied jobs funded largely by 5.2 million dollars in federal money plus state and city support. The program, run largely by Action for Boston Community Development, aims to provide education and career training, with participants aiding hospital staff, tutoring, and guiding visitors during the bicentennial era.
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Boston
Department of Labor
Community Services Administration
Parks and Recreation Department
Action For Boston Community Development
Robert M. Coard
ABGD
Poison Label Lifted Signals Moderation For Some Alcoholics
A Rutgers led study reports a small percentage of recovered alcoholics can drink moderately rather than abstain. The research follows a Rand Corp finding and cites Ontario and Philadelphia based institutions. One year after a four week program guiding reduced drinking, about eighteen of ninety six patients drank moderately, with nine fully abstinent and the rest drinking heavily yet at lower levels. Researchers warn longer follow ups are needed to confirm long term viability of controlled drinking.
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New York
UPI
Rutgers University Center of Alcohol Studies
Rand Corp
Rand
Alcoholics Anonymous
Journal of Studies On
Addiction Research Foundation
Ontario
Canada
Center of Behavioral Medicine
University of Pennsylvania Department of Psychiatry
Omaha
Robert E. Popham
Wolgang Schmidt
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