Suspect Jailed After Chase In Stolen Vehicle
Hubert Loyd Cobey of Meridian was jailed by City Marshal Ken Holmes after a high speed chase in a stolen 1971 Camaro. The car had been stolen in Austin and its plates stolen in Dallas. Cobey fled from a 4:30 a.m. stop near the courthouse square and was captured in a field near the Brazos River bridge on Highway 67 East. He is held on a felony theft warrant from Travis County and transferred to Austin.
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Hubert Loyd Cobey
Meridian
Ken Holmes
Brazos River Bridge
Highway 67
Cobey
Holmes
Cleburne
River Bridge
Travis County
Austin
Area Man Dies in Crash Near Corsicana
Billy Marshall Damron 19 died when the pickup struck a bridge abutment near Corsicana and burned. Driver Mir rell D. Hirston of Fort Worth is in critical condition. Both men were Dallas engineering firm employees. Funeral services were at First Baptist Walnut Springs with Rev. A G Purvis officiating. Burial Fulton Cemetery. Damron born Feb 26 1954, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bob Damron of Walnut Springs. Survivors include parents one brother in Albuquerque and a sister in this city plus grandparents.
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Billy Marshall Damron
Corsicana
Mirrell D. Hirston
Fort Worth
Dallas
First Baptist Church
Walnut Springs
A. G. Purvis
Fulton
Damron
Joe Bob Damron
Walnut Springs High School
Bennie
Albuquerque
N.M
Perry Dempsey
This City
Mollie Hargood
J. B. Mounce Sr
School Hours Changed By Board May Begin January
The Glen Rose Independent School District will shift to a new daily schedule starting Monday January 7. Classes will begin at 9:00 a.m. and end at 4:00 p.m. each day, one hour later than the previous timetable, aligning with Daylight Saving Time return.
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Glen Rose Independent School District
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Tigerette
Valley Mills
Glen Rose High School
Tigerettes
Janis Lemens
Judy Flanary
Daylene Brown
Diane Burns
Sheila
Glen Rose
D. J
Jack) McCarty
Mrs. Melvin Gambrell
Rainbow
Dan McCarty
Jack McCarty
L. B. Hensley
Mrs
Joy Brooks
Ira Plummer
Rock Creek
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