State Board Sets Malpractice Rates in Texas
The Texas State Insurance Board approved rates from 11 insurers for malpractice insurance, denying Argonaut and delaying Transportation Insurance. The move, under a joint underwriting plan, guarantees one year of rates by law with future increases needing state approval. Chairman Joe Christie said filings by two firms were withdrawn after a June hearing.
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Group Plans Company Contined From Page One
Hospital association objected to a plan allowing insurance companies to settle claims without hospital or doctor permission. Board Chairman Joe Christie queried Davis on a proposal for insurers to issue hospitals a conditional check for settleable amounts.
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Death Penalty Sought In Nurse's Stabbing Case
District Attorney Butler said Tuesday the nurse’s stabbing death merits the death penalty, asserting Moran would be found alive and that a body is needed. The comment underscores the high-stakes homicide prosecution proceeding Tuesday.
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Atty. Butler
Lengthy crime record marks San Antonio suspect
Police say Donald Gene Franklin, 23, charged with slaying nurse Mary Moran and raping two women, had a teenage pattern of late night attacks. He fled a past rape conviction in 1968 and pled guilty to a 1974 rape. investigators tied him to assaults near the hospital and during river-area searches.
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Mary Margaret Moran
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Veterans Hospital
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Texas Panhandle
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Wolving
Butler
Judicial Panel May Get Carrillo Case
AUSTIN Texas UP L Paul Moreno a Democrat said he will ask the House to skip next week s impeachment session due to cost and let the Judicial Qualifications Commission review the removal of Duval County District Judge O P Carrillo Moreno will seek to halt the impeachment and the House panel doubts the expedience of its approach He called the process wasteful and unnecessary noting the panel spent 60002 on hearings and would spend about 420000 more to convene with a Senate trial likely adding up to a million dollars for taxpayers
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D-Premont
Burglar boasts about quick home break ins and drug store looting
A Lubbock County jail inmate admits burglars target lights off after closing to hide thefts in pharmacies and grab habit forming goods. He shows how fences work, resale profits, and why he might reoffend on bond. He says jail life numbs him but seeks change with family support.
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Mystery phrase on lettered page prompts brief note
Fragmentary OCR presents a cryptic line about a group or event and a numeric figure 138. No clear names, places, or dates are readable. The readable items suggest a crime or court context but details are too blurred to specify.
Grid Bowls Due Study By Regents
Regents debate academic restructuring and campus traffic changes on Lubbock campus. Proposals include redesignating architecture as a division within the College of Engineering and extending Indiana Avenue. Mayor Roy Bass to attend as city officials and Tech administrators weigh the plan amid ongoing dispute.
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