Fort Worth mother becomes first in family to earn a college degree
Beatrice Rosas, who began working at six and married at sixteen, earned a sociology bachelor's at Texas Wesleyan University at age 69. Despite blindness in one eye, arthritis, and the death of her husband and a child, she pursued higher education while raising eight children with help from campus staff and supportive peers. Her daughter Katherine notes their shared study sessions and Rosas's emphasis on education.
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Texas Wesleyan University
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Texas Wesleyan
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Katherine Laskey
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Parents sue over 18 year old boot camp death in Fort Worth
The parents of Bryan Alexander of Arlington sue Tarrant County and its probation department alleging failure to provide timely medical care after he fell ill at a Mansfield boot camp. Alexander died of pneumonia on January 2001, two days after hospital admission. The $755 million wrongful death suit seeks compensation for loss of life and medical and burial expenses, with a jury trial requested. The boot camp has faced homicide allegations and state judges were removed from the case. the facility has since been closed.
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Mansfield
Tarrant County
Bryan Alexander
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Ann Diamond
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Mexican town mourns after fatal fireworks blast
Veracruzan authorities report at least 28 dead and 41 injured after a chain of fireworks explosions tore through a city block on New Year’s Day. The port city’s residents rushed to hospitals and searched for missing loved ones as flames towered 130 feet, many victims burned beyond recognition.
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