Dallas doctor wanted in three states for unlicensed practice
A Dallas man who calls himself a doctor is sought by California and investigated in Florida for skin peeling treatments claiming medical credentials. Authorities allege no medical training, a phony Florida associate jailed on firearms charges, and unpaid bills tied to a dissolved spa business.
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California
Dallas Morning News
Ronald Bennett
Florida
U.S. Department of Commerce
Bennett
British West Indies
George Allen
Tampa
Fla
Hammond pleads innocent in theft and assault case
Willie Hammond Jr., Ector County Precinct 4 commissioner, pleaded innocent to misdemeanor theft and assault charges. Trial set for Jan 14 after Dec 4 arrest for alleged shrimp theft at Serv All Thriftway. Hammond released on $600 bond and will relinquish his seat. Hernandez, who beat him in the party nomination, takes office Jan 1.
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Lame-duck
Ector County
Willie Hammond Jr
Hammond
Oak Ave
South Odessa
Serv-All Thriftway
W. Clements St
Thriftway
Joe Hernandez
Roy Gentry
Hernandez
UT Permian Basin stays in UT System as Sul Ross joins expansion
A Texas higher education plan would keep the University of Texas of the Permian Basin under the UT System while Sul Ross State University joins an expanded Texas State University System. The Select Committee on Higher Education approved a framework to consolidate governing boards into five regional bodies, with UT and Texas A&M retaining their boards. The plan, ready for the 1987 Legislature, would group Northwest Texas around Texas Tech and Southeast Texas around the University of Houston, and expand the Texas State system to include multiple campuses such as Angelo State, East Texas State, Sam Houston, Sul Ross, and others. SCHE Chairman Larry Temple said boards would reduce program duplication across institutions.
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Northwest Texas
Texas Tech
Southeast Texas
University of Houston
North Texas
South Texas
Angelo State University
Corpus Christi State University
East Texas State University
Commerce and Texarkana
Laredo State University
Midwestern State University
Wichita Falls
Sam Houston State University
Huntsville
Southwest Texas State University
San Marcos
Stephen F. Austin State University
Nacogdoches
Sul Ross State University
Alpine
Uvalde
Texas A&i University
Kingsville
West Texas State University
Canyon
SCHE
Larry Temple
Austin
Systems’ Boards
Odessa Parks Programs and Events Schedule
The Odessa Parks and Recreation Department lists men's basketball league play starting Tuesday with a 250 entry fee. Today events include Christmas Shop Without the Kids at Floyd Gwin Auditorium 10 am to 1 pm with $2 per child, limit 30. A parks board meeting is 8:30 am Monday at the Parks office. Next week hosts a Christmas decoration contest with judging panels, outside and inside categories, trophies awarded. Santa visits Floyd Gwin Park Tuesday 7 to 9 pm. December domino tournament 9 am December 20 at Woodson Park. For details call 362-6964.
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Floyd Gwin Auditorium
Parks and Recreation Office
Parks Office
Santa
Floyd Gwin Park
Woodson Park
Burglary Reports In Odessa
Odessa police log lists A D Smith of 803 Snyder St reporting a TV and stereo along with other items valued at 860 dollars stolen between 9 am and 9 pm Thursday. Wayne C Dickens of 7704 N Golder Ave reports a 1200 dollar riding lawn mower stolen between Nov 28 and 2 pm Friday. Deputy M Patton and Officer S Hendrix investigated.
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A.D. Smith
Snyder St
S. Hendrix
Wayne C. Dickens
N. Golder Ave
M Patton
Gephardt Plans Texas Trip to Test 1988 Run
U S Rep Richard Gephardt will visit Dallas Austin and San Antonio and Houston in a four city Texas swing next week as part of his exploratory bid for the 1988 presidential race his campaign committee said Gephardt will be in Dallas Monday and Tuesday then Austin and San Antonio Tuesday and Houston Wednesday according to a news release
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Washington
Uss
Richard Gephardt
Texas
Missouri
Dallas
Austin
San Antonio
Houston
Clements opposes illegal aliens sanctuary in Texas
McALLEN AP Gov elect Bill Clements said at a rally near the Texas border that he opposes sanctuary for illegal aliens in Texas. He called it illegal and against the law and stated his opposition clearly.
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Mcallen
Bill Clements
Texas
Court alters Jackson conviction and parole issue in manslaughter case
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals removed the deadly weapon finding from Willie Charles Jackson’s 20 year voluntary manslaughter sentence in Midland County. In a separate case the Texas Supreme Court upheld a lower court dismissal of a Val Verde medical malpractice suit by Walter J. Levermann and Mary Dee Levermann on behalf of their son Larry after a 25 year delay, with no reversible error found.
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Austin
Court of Criminal Appeals
Willie Charles Jackson
Midland County
Texas Supreme Court
Val Verde County
Walter J
Mary Dee Levermann
Larry
L.M. Carrall
H.E. Newby
Levermanns
Supreme Court
Rivera given life term for capital murder in Rio Grande killings
A jury in San Antonio sentenced 18 year old Tammi Abbott Rivera to life in prison after convicting her of capital murder in the deaths of a retired Missouri couple whose bodies were found floating in the Rio Grande. Rivera died on the stand during closing arguments and showed no emotion when the verdict and poll by Judge Gilberto Hinojosa were read.
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San Antonio
Tammi Abbott Rivera
Missouri
Rio Grande
Rivera
Gilberto Hinojosa
Brownsville
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Gareth Pollard
Davis & Associates
Tanglewood
Clements
Midlander
Austin Bureau
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Happy Birthday
Kim Wood Gooden
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MTS
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HRC
ICC
Zenith Computer Space Command
BATES
Morris Bates
Foy Bates
Mr. Skibell
Winwood Mall
Dellwood Mall
Midland
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