Man charged in wife's death in Lubbock Texas
Arthur Lee MacLeod a 36 year old Lub bock elementary school teacher is jailed on $350000 bond after investigators say he dismembered his wife Evelyne F MacLeod 35 with a handsaw and dumped body parts in a yard and along FM 1269 A man who reported a poacher led to the arrest and a bundle tossed from a cliff in northwest Scurry County is linked to the case authorities say The handsaw and muddy shovel were found behind the MacLeod home and no blood traces were found in the car
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Scurry County
Lubbock County
L.J. Blalack
Blalack
MacLeod
FM 1269
Texas Department of Public Safety
Texas Supreme Court fast track on no-pass rule clash
The Texas attorney general seeks expedited review by the Texas Supreme Court of the no-pass no-play rule amid conflicts between Houston and Orange County rulings. A Houston judge ruled the rule unconstitutional affecting Alief and Spring Branch districts, while Orange County delayed Class 5A playoffs over ineligible players. The state aims to resolve divergent orders and keep enforcement in limbo.
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Texas Supreme Court
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Jim Mattox
Orange
Houston
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Marsha D. Anthony
Alief
Spring Branch
David Dunn
West Orange Stark
Houston Aldine
Aldine
Stark
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Anthony
Dunn
Supreme Court
Austin considers countermoves in South Texas Nuclear Project suit
Austin City Council weighs settlement options in the unfinished South Texas Nuclear Project lawsuit after a closed three hour meeting. Brown & Root offered $750 million to four partners: Austin San Antonio Houston Lighting and Power and Corpus Christi.
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Austin
South Texas
Frank Cooksey
Austin American-Statesman
Brown & Root Inc
San Antonio
Houston Power & Light
Central Power & Light Co
Corpus Christi
Cooksey
Brown & Root
Houston
Officials puzzled by bad water in Houston
Houston officials dispute Esquire Magazine findings that the city’s water shows the highest suspected carcinogens in the nation. The magazine cites no sources, while Texas health officials say Houston meets EPA drinking water standards and consider asserting action against the magazine.
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Esquire Magazine
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Calif
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Boston
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Texas Department of Health
Esquire
Tiner
Department of Public Works
Dan Jones
New York
Judy Strong
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
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