Ex Houston officer pleads guilty in civil rights case
Former Houston policeman James A. Estes, 29, pleaded guilty to conspiring to violate the civil rights of a Louisiana teenager shot after a high speed chase. He agreed to testify against fellow officers charged in the death of Webster, 17, in Houston on Feb. 8, 1977, with sentencing deferred until he testifies.
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Textbook critic makes 17th board appearance
In Austin Texas AP Norma Gabler a leading textbook reviewer made her 17th consecutive appearance at the state hearings. She denounced Edgar Allan Poe The Raven as unsuitable for ninth graders and objected to treatments of the Vietnam War Watergate Chavez and other topics in history texts.
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