Maxey Bank Suit Heads Back To Texas Supreme Court
The case, long-running, pits Maxey against Citizens National Bank in a dispute over a Texas foreclosure and alleged fraudulent conversion. A jury awarded Maxey 2.4 million, but Amarillo and Texas Supreme Court reversals shifted the outcome. the high court agreed to hear arguments this week.
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Birth announcements mix in a flood of hospital details
A garbled compilation of birth notices lists parents and addresses from Highland Hospital in Theathe West Texas area. It mentions multiple newborns with weights and times, parent occupations, and hospitals, all jumbled and partly unreadable. The piece weaves in company names, streets, and family ties, creating a crowded, uncertain record of recent births.
Hurricane Season Arrives With June Warning For Coastal Areas
The National Weather Service cautions coastal residents that hurricane season runs June 1 to November 30. Forecasters aim for 12 hours of daylight warning, with NOAA and the Air Force aiding surveillance by satellites, radar, and aircraft. Residents are urged to prepare and seek sturdy shelter, and mobile homes should be evacuated from low-lying areas during storms.
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Federally Guaranteed Income Plan May Affect Disabled Recipients
HEW says the new Supplemental Security Income plan taking effect Jan 1 could cut food stamps and Medicaid for some aged blind and disabled welfare recipients. The program provides 4.5 billion dollars in cash aid and will replace several old programs with a guaranteed minimum of 10 dollars per person and 195 dollars for a couple. Up to 1.5 million could lose Medicaid and 100,000 to 150,000 could lose food stamps, as states consider supplementing federal aid to maintain benefits.
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Soviets End Probe Into Minsk Jewish Emigration Case
Soviet authorities closed a broad inquiry into Jews seeking emigration to Israel from Minsk. More than 100 Jews were questioned in Byelorussian capital for illegal activity. Investigators reportedly found no grounds for prosecution.
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