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Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1997

Page

5

Beached party bill slams city with $26,000

Alumni of the Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity denounce Galveston officials billing them for security and cleanup costs tied to an April 19 beach party that drew tens of thousands. The city seeks $13,393 for police, $8,000 for fire responses to false alarms, and $3,555 for administration and street work.

Galveston Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Keenan White Kevin Sesay Houston

FCC Rejects SBC Bid to Offer Long-Distance in Oklahoma

The FCC rejected SBC Communications Inc.'s bid to provide long-distance service in Oklahoma, saying SBC failed to open the local market to competitors under the 1996 deregulation law. SBC may appeal.

Baby Bell Federal Communications Commission SBC Communications Inc Oklahoma SBC David Lopez Southwestern Bell of Oklahoma Southwestern Bell Arkansas Kansas Missouri Texas Congress Bell Telephone FCC PCC Brooks Fiber Properties Inc Brooks California Nevada At&t Corp

Cornea donation shocks family after daughter's death

In Fort Worth Texas five weeks after Angela ReeRee James's death a cornea was transplanted into a police officer. The donor was Nancy Baldridge's 15 year old daughter. Baldridge learned of the transplant from a church member and criticized the lack of family notification. The Lions Eye Bank cites Texas law allowing cornea removal with medical examiner permission without family consent. A separate Dallas case reports two women indicted for the May 22 abduction of Virginia Wyatt at NorthPark Center. If convicted they face life in prison.

Fort Worth Robin Baldridge Baldridge Texas Jodie Bomar Lions Organ and Eye Bank Bomar Angela Reree James Arlington Gary Dean Dalworthington Gardens Iver Dallas Joshawn R. Smith Latoja E. Hall Virginia Wyatt NorthPark Center Oklahoma Iilla Okla FBI Jim Adams Inansas City Wyatt

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