Austin Attorney Blames Texas Court Backlog For Delays
Austin attorney L. Hamilton Lowe warns Texas district courts are overloaded with more than 100 000 pending cases and growing by about 5 000 annually. He notes a typical delay of 18 months to trial in Harris County unless a priority suit is filed, and expects two new Harris County districts to shorten waits to about a year.
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Three Brazoria Residents Face Federal Charges in Galveston
In Galveston federal court three Brazoria County residents face charges including conspiracy and bribery. Lavonia Fink pleads guilty to embezzlement and false ledger entries in a nine count indictment. David Stephens faces 24 counts tied to illegal rice allotment transfers. Beart Dellard appears on one count of conspiracy with Stephens and others.
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Panama Envoy Resigns Over Alliance For Progress Dispute
Washington AP reports U S ambassador to Panama Joseph S Farland has resigned amid hints of a clash with Alliance for Progress officials. He plans to return to the United States at month’s end and cited specific reasons in his resignation letter but gave no details. Farland, a Republican lawyer and former banker, has a history with Kennedy and Eisenhower administrations. The alliance program in Panama is funded by 14.7 million dollars in grants and 8 million in loans supporting housing education roads and rural development.
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Woman killed by car in field tent kitchen tragedy
In England a woman named Lily Crickmar was killed on Friday when a sports car plowed into a tent field where she was cooking. The driver, a woman, told police she had never driven before this incident.
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Future Tech Student Joins Texas Tech After World Trip
Judy Jackson a 1963 Quanah High School graduate returns from a two month world tour culminating at the Baptist Youth World Conference in Beirut Lebanon. The trip funded by her parents follows visits to Hawaii Japan Hong Kong Thailand India Pakistan Israel and Jordan with later stops in Egypt Greece Italy France and England before heading home. She will enroll as a freshman at Texas Tech in September joining Quanah alumni including football players Danny Scarborough and Danny Shelton.
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Highway Patrol Seeks 160 New Recruits in Texas
The Texas Dept. of Public Safety plans 160 new highway patrol openings for patrolmen the first since 1957. Training begins November after a September 9 application deadline with pay rising to 453 dollars monthly after graduation. Prospects may be assigned within 19 miles of home and receive vacations, sick leave, travel, uniforms, and insurance.
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Monterey Band Meetings Set
Members of Monterey High School bands will attend meetings this week in the band room to discuss schedules for August practice sessions. The junior senior band assembles from 1 to 3 p.m. Monday to check out instruments and at 6 p.m. to discuss practice sessions. Sophomore bandsmen meet at 9 a.m. Tuesday.
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Governor Campbell to Address Lubbock Lions Club Lunch
New Mexico Governor Jack Campbell will speak at noon October 29 at Caprock Hotel in Lubbock. Roswell attorney and former New Mexico House speaker, a former FBI agent, visits at the invitation of J. B. Hance, October program chairman and longtime friend.
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