Father crashes plane into college hall to mourn his memory
Robert Lawson 43 returned to his alma mater Shawnee Oklahoma to die by his own action crashing a rented Cessna 150 into Shawnee Hall at Oklahoma Baptist University. His son Michael, 22, stood nearby as police fired on the plane and 300 students escaped unharmed.
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Solons Approve Emergency 5000 Travel Fund For Fannin
The Senate fast tracked an emergency 5000 appropriation to Gov. Paul Fannin for travel to Washington D C hearings on the Central Arizona Project. Sen. David Palmer dissented.
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The Doctor Emeritus Reflects on Eccentrics and Society
A Mayo Clinic emeritus consultant reflects on eccentric, potentially dangerous individuals in America. He recalls patients labeled schizophrenic or paranoiac who remained functional, and cites the Jukes clan in New York as a case study in social failure and calls for sterilization to curb harmful offspring.
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City approves nine firms for street widening and design
City council authorized contracts with nine firms to survey widths and right of way for more than 10 miles of streets including Indian School Road Roosevelt Street Camelback Road Osborn Road and Hayden Road. Preliminary work, with 10.25 miles planned, carries an estimated total cost of 1.13 million dollars.
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Martha Starks Dies Resident Here Thirty Nine Years
Mrs Martha T Starks 72 of 2601 N 70th St Scottsdale died Tuesday at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital Born in Coudersport Pa she came to the Valley in 1910 She was a Lutheran Church member Survived by husband Walter Starks Sr three sons Walter Starks Jr Frank W Starks and Robert E Starks two sisters and several grandchildren Funeral services set for 2 pm Friday at Messinger Mortuary Chapel Pastor Paul L Baumgartner Ascension Lutheran Church Interment Green Acres Memorial Park
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Temperatures Over Nation Reported Across Regions
A summary of temperatures and precipitation for the 24 hour period ending at 4 am across various regions, detailing rainfall amounts and temperature highs and lows reported by local observation stations. The report notes notable variations between locales and highlights areas with heavy rainfall or unusually cold conditions.
Conviction Upheld in Estes Swindling Case
A Texas court of criminal appeals affirmed the conviction of Billie Sol Estes on swindling charges and ruled he must faces further penalties or sentencing as required by law.
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Births And a Marriage License In Maricopa County
The record lists births at The Record Baptist Hospital and Good Samaritan with dates in January for a boy at 105 South Alma School Road Mesa and another boy at 1064 West Fifth Street Tempe and a girl at 3802 North 42nd Place. It also notes a marriage license issued in Phoenix for Hugh T. McTuckin and Mary Beth Judson. The text details a Tyler Texas court verdict and Estes, once Pecos Texas agriculture tycoon, with a 22 page ruling and federal fraud and conspiracy sentences under appeal.
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Abilene
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Two U S Air Force Flyers Missing in Saigon Bomber Crash
In Saigon area, a B26 bomber with two U S Air Force pilots and a Vietnamese air crewman was shot down by Communist fire. A dawn search began 40 miles northwest of Saigon as rescuers faced darkness and heavy fire. officials report no survivors and will identify victims after relatives are notified.
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