Newsmen face hearing in Moscow July 5
The Moscow city court president told two American correspondents Craig Whitney of The New York Times and Harold Piper of The Baltimore Sun they face a court hearing July 5 over articles on Soviet dissidents. They were handed charges allegedly based on claims the television confession of Zviad Gamsakhurdia was a fake. The pair were told to submit written responses and may hire Soviet or U.S. lawyers with embassy assistance.
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Nikki Finke
Associated Press
Moscow
Craig R. Whitney
New York Times
Harold Piper
Baltimore Sun
L. E. Almazov
Whitney
Zviad Gamsakhurdia
Snyderites Make Baylor Honor Lists In Spring Semester
Two Snyder students, Matthew F. McCarty and David B. Vaughan, were named to Baylor University's Academic Honor List and Dean's Distinguished Academic Honor List for the spring semester. Western diplomats say the Moscow crackdown on correspondents and the June 12 arrest of Francis J. Crawford are meant to intimidate the American community in retaliation for U.S. arrests of Soviet officials.
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Snyder
Baylor University
Matthew F. McCarty
David B. Vaughan
Francis J. Crawford
Moscow
United States
Briscoe Untouched by Decision on Tax Relief Session
Gov Dolph Briscoe said he has not decided whether to call a special legislative session on tax relief and declined to state the chances. He hopes to announce before week’s end, but may wait until next week to decide.
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Austin
Dolph Briscoe
One Vehicle Mishap Probed
Louis Garcia was treated and released from Cogdell Memorial Hospital after a major one vehicle accident on Texas Highway 208 near Dunn. State patrol said the China Grove man lost control of his 1972 Pontiac around 12 15 a.m. The car was destroyed.
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Louis Garcia
Cogdell Memorial Hospital
China Grove
Dunn
Garcia
Arrested With Forged Prescription
A 19 year old woman was arrested at a local drug store around 5 50 p.m. Tuesday as she attempted to pass a forged prescription for preludin. She posted a 1500 bond and was released this morning.
July Fourth events wrap with concerts, parade, fishing
The town schedules July Fourth activities from Monday night rock at First United Methodist Church to a Tuesday flag raising and speech by Dr. Frank Pruitt of Western Texas College. A bicycle parade, fishing contest, cash prize drawing, Harvesters concert, and fireworks follow with performances by Power and Light Company and First Baptist Church patriotics.
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First United Methodist Church
Frank Pruitt
Western Texas College
Jayceeettes
Bill Zimmerman
the Harvesters
Hermleigh
DWI Charge Filed Here
A felony charge of driving while intoxicated was filed against Allen Vansickle after his June 25 arrest by city police. He posted a 1500 dollar bond and was released. Firefighters battled two grass fires, one Tuesday at 10 10 p.m. in the 600 block of St, and another at 17th Street and Ave Q reported at 8 40 a.m.
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Allen Vansicle
Vansickle
17Th St
Ave. Q
Midday stock prices drift with mixed gains and losses
The afternoon Dow list shows Alcoa at 42, Boeing near SI, Exxon around 49, Ford about 47, Gen Elec close to 49, Dow Chemical 24, IBM at 58, UAL 22, US Steel 26, and Texaco 23, with many other firms posted in the 20s to 30s range. Market activity reflects varied performance across sectors with several heavyweight names holding steady or edging up slightly.
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Alcoa
Am Airlin
Am Motors
Amtt
BO Armco
Wile AdRichfi W
Beth Steel
Boeing Si
Borden
Brit Pet
Burl Ind
CaterpTr
Chrysler
CocaCola
duPont
Eg&g
East Kodak
ElPaso Co
Esmark
Exxon
Firestone
Gannett Co
Elec
Gen Food
Gen Motors
Tel & el
Gen Tire
Goodrich
Goodyear
Mobil
Monsanto
Wy Penney JC
Philips
RCA
RepTexCo Na
Santa Fe
Ind
SearsRoeb
Sony Corp
Bs Bs
StdOil Cal Win
SunComp
Texaco Inc
TexCom
Texas
Tex Util
Transw Air
Tyler Corp
UAL Inc
UN Carbide
ST Uniroyal Ti
UtdNuel
US Steel
Westgh Ei
Xerox Cp
Grain prices quoted for wheat corn oats and soybeans
Grain markets in Chicago report No 2 hard red winter at 3.07 per bushel and No 2 soft red winter at 4.08. Corn No 2 yellow 2.48, hopper 2.44, box 2.49. Oats No 2 heavy 1.37. Soybeans No 1 yellow 6.76 and No 2 yellow 4n. Tuesday quotes show various delivery forms and locations.
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Chicago
Snyder Girl On Dean's List at Southwestern Oklahoma State
Julie D. Glass of Snyder earned a place on the Dean's List for the spring semester at Southwestern Oklahoma State University in Weatherford Oklahoma. She maintained a GPA of 3.0 or higher with no grade below C required for the distinction.
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Julie D. Glass
Snyder
Southwestern Oklahoma State University
Weatherford
Okla
Cotton futures dip in midday New York markets
AP reports No 2 cotton futures softened at midday with a 120 point drop to about 480 cents per pound in the ten leading markets. Sluggish activity and muddling prices weighed on quotes as the New York Cotton Exchange detailed afternoon values around 75 cents.
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New York
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals List
Admissions include Aurora Fletcher Box 13 Herm leigh Jerald Ferguson Marsha Rumpff 3808 40th St Joseph Duran 1918 Cole man Alvin Ollison 1007 29th St Dorothy Cox 1601 Ave Q Dismissals include Josephine Castillo Arlie Miller Mrs Jose Ortega and baby girl Steve Roberts Peggy Wilson Ruby Rogers Marsha Rumpff Muriel Mapes
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Aurora Fletcher
Box 13
Hermleigh
Jerald Ferguson
32Nd St
Marsha Rumpff
40Th St
Joseph Duran
Coleman
Alvin Ollison
29Th St
Dorothy Cox
Ave. Q
Josephine Castillo
Arlie Miller
Jose Ortega
Steve Roberts
Peggy Wilson
Ruby Rogers
Muriel Mapes
Funeral services for Mrs Annie Maydell McGee
Mrs Annie Maydell McGee died at Cogdell Memorial Hospital at 59. Funeral services are at 4 p.m. today at Sanders Funeral Home Chapel in Lubbock with burial in Resthaven Cemetery. Survived by husband Bobby Joe of the home, daughter Jan Hogenmiller of Round Rock, son Harvey Dale Chance of Lubbock, brother Ellison Hitt of Fort Worth, and three grandchildren.
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Annie Maydell McGee
Sanders Funeral Home
Lubbock
Resthaven
Bell Seale Funeral Home
McGee
36Th St
Cogdell Memorial Hospital
Bobby Joe
Jan Hogenmiller
Round Rock
Harvey Dale Chance
Ellison Hitt
Ft. Worth
Rustlers Hit Alabama Ponds Across North Alabama
Alabama pond owners report night frog rustling as gigging continues this prime season. Outdoorsman John Phillips of Fairfield notes many landowners fear trespassers and some fire at lights near personal ponds. Local hunter W O Chappell recalls a night of gigging over 1,000 frogs, highlighting the impact on lawful frog hunters and growing sheriff attention in several counties.
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Ala
Alabama
John Phillips
Fairfield
Phillips
W.O. Chap
Pell
Anniston
North Alabama
Chappell
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