Hire Chasers Face New Fire Reporting Rules
San Marcos residents may have to quit sharing fire locations over the phone as regulators consider banning operators from giving location details after alarms. Fire Chief Haynes said chasing firefighters hindered responses and urged council support. the commission voted unanimously to back the regulation.
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San Marcos
San Marcons
H.Y. Price
San Marcos Telephone Company
Bill Reichel
Lewis Haynes
City Commission
Haynes
Man Found Dead After Jumping From Boat in Corpus Christi Bay
Police seek clues to identify a well dressed elderly man who died by suicide on Nov. 21 by chaining himself to his waist and leaping into Corpus Christi Bay from a rented boat. He used the name W. A. Gordon of Amarillo and wore a new suit with missing labels. The body rests at Dunne Funeral Home.
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W. A. Gordon
Amarillo
Justice of the Peace
W. A. Gilleland
Dunne Funeral Home
Man in Visalia Receives Mental Treatment Under New Law
A Visalia man who feared he might become a sex offender is in hospital care after telling District Attorney Robert K. Meyers of his concern. Under a new state law, superior courts can order state hospital treatment for mentally abnormal sex offenders when no charges exist. Two physicians confirmed the man’s self diagnosis before court action.
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Robert K. Meyers
Withad
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Rev Sweet To Speak On A New Creature
The Rev. R B Sweet of University Avenue Church will speak on A New Creature at 10:30 a.m. Sunday. The Young People's group meets at 6:15 p.m. with John B White as speaker. At 7:30 p.m. Rev Sweet discusses Delusive Doctrines.
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R. B. Sweet
University Avenue Church Christ
John B White
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