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Longview News-Journal from Longview, Texas • Page 14

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FRIDAY, April 6, 1984, Longview Morning Journal 14-A Pick a bouquet of savings on famous brand furniture t00 -c at jsras Houston rated 4th largest city HOUSTON (AP) Houston residents who have bragged for years that their hometown is the nation's fourth-largest city probably won't be surprised when the U.S. Census Bureau announces it's really true. 13 Create an "indoor garden" in any room of your home with these light, airy genuine rattan furnishings for living and dining areas by Ayers! Rattan 5-pc. dining group with glass top table! Whether you enjoy dining formally or casually, Ayers distinctive rattan group is a perfect choice. The sleek grouping includes a sturdy 46" glass top table with gracefully curved base and 4 arm chairs with high, laced backs and nubby cushions 099 "I think the average Housto-nian will come and go without any great impact," said Louis Welch, president of.

the Houston Chamber of Commerce and a for- mer mayor. According to the new figures, New York remains the nation's largest city with about 7 million people. Los Angeles, with 3 million people, will swap places with Chicago, 2.99 million. Houston will be fourth with 1.72 million, edging out Philadelphia with 1.66 million. The changes, to be officially announced later this month, had been expected in Houston for several years, the Houston Post reported Thursday.

"The Census Bureau is merely confirming what we already knew," Mayor Kathy Whitmire said. The new figures; based on July 1982 will be the first i released since the 1980 national census, said Census Bureau spokesman Ray Bancroft. The agency refigures city, county and metropolitan populations every two years, he said. The Philadelphia Inquirer pre-' dieted in 1981 that Houston had edged out the City of Brotherly Love for the No. 4 spot.

"We denied it at the time on the theory that when we became fourth we would say it not Philadelphia," Welch said. "Now the federal government is saying it and I'm not sure it's right." The estimated population of Philadelphia in 1982 dropped from 1.68 million to about 1.66 million, government figures said. Asked about the switch, Linda Wright Avery, spokeswoman for Philadelphia Mayor Wilson Goode, said, "It sounds like reality to me." Completing the lineup of the top 10 U.S. cites are Detroit with 1.14 million people, Dallas San Diego 915,956, Phoenix 824,230 and San Antonio, Texas, 819,021. Witnesses: Lucas not at murder site Console table and etageres make a handsome wall group! jf I Rattan console table is the perfect height to use between QQ J-t JSS' ffii etageres, or behind sofa.

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1 or- 2. Their testimony was similar to that of Eileen Knight, a secretary and bookkeeper for the firm, who said earlier Thursday that Lucas was working on the day he is accused of killing an unidentified woman hitchhiker and dumping her body in a culvert. In questioning outside the presence of the jury, prosecutors attacked the supervisors' credibility. Mack Caulder agreed he had been convicted on charges of at-temped burglary and forgery in California during the mid-1960s and state -forgery charges in Alabama in the late 1960s. The other supervisor, Fred Ellis, first denied, then a Emitted convictions for issuing worthless checks in 1975 and 1979.

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Friday or aaiuiwoj from. Your cnoiw 1- Target convicted of displaying glue SAN ANTONIO (AP) Target Stores Inc. has become the first retail firm in Texas to be convicted of displaying spray paint and glue in violation of a relatively new state law, but other local cases are pending, the district attorney said Thursday. A state law that went into effect Sept. 1 makes it illegal for stores to openly display paint or glue that contains acetone or toluene, chemicals that can give abusers a "high." "Other counties seem to be ignoring the law, but I think it's a very effective way to keep these substances out of the wrong hands," Bexar County District Attorney Sam Millsap said.

"Our office is the only one in the state that has filed charges like this." Millsap said other prosecutors seem to be "skeptical" of the law, but noted that it could help battle drug use. Since 1885 1 101 West Loop 281 Longview 759-9474 Your credit is welcome at Kaverty's HAVERTY'S or i visa' i or 88, Use Havertv's Revolving Charge Plan. "There's No Place Like Home" Shop Monday Through Saturday 9 am to 9 pm.

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