Plano hostage standoff ends with 85 safe, one jailed
Police praised 12 negotiators after a 30 hour standoff at a Plano daycare center. Lipscomb surrendered Thursday night, facing one aggravated kidnapping count and additional charges possible. About 85 hostages were freed, with no injuries.
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Union Pacific Faces Scrutiny Over El Paso Hiring
El Paso union workers and local groups allege Union Pacific discriminates in hiring and promotions with Hispanics and minorities underrepresented in top pay roles. A Justice Department conciliator says talks aim to boost city workforce reflectiveness. possible EEOC complaints loom if no agreement. Union Pacific counters it analyzes company wide diversity, not city specific demographics, and notes quotas are not sought. The company employs about 1,200 in El Paso, its largest rail cargo operation.
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Two Samaritans and woman killed after crash gaze on highway
On Interstate 635 in northeast Dallas two Samaritans Elisha Spacek and Imbrea Royal and a Mesquite woman Arriaga were struck while standing near a wreck and died from blunt force and head injuries. A Ford Explorer driven by Jimmie Bryant struck the group as traffic slowed. Spacek was briefly linked to former Dallas Mavericks player Roy Tarpley in a police report.
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Psychiatrist Nears Extradition From England
Dr Robert Hadley Gross a 40 year old Texas psychiatrist accused of defrauding federal health programs and taking kickbacks is in Brixton Prison London awaiting extradition. He faces nine federal felony counts including mail and insurance fraud involving about 2.5 million dollars. If convicted he could receive up to 40 years in prison.
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