Woman survives crash by pond water after Texas wreck
Wanda Mobley, 75, was trapped in a ravine after a Friday crash on Highway 183 near Seymour. She crawled through a broken windshield, survived two days by soaking a T shirt in a pond for water, and was found by relatives Sunday. She sustained a fractured back and is listed in good condition at United Regional Health Care System in Wichita Falls.
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Dallas
Wanda Mobley
Texas
Mobley
Highway 183
Associated Press
Brownwood
United Regional Health Care System
Wichita Falls
Kim Maddin
Seymour
Aggregate crime report notes several felony incidents
A list of reported felonies includes aggravated assault with a deadly weapon in the 3100 block of Andrews Highway at 1 15 a m. Burglary of a vehicle on Esmond Drive at 2 03 a m. Property theft at 4040 Maple Avenue and 50 block of Brittany Lane. Criminal mischief on a glass door at Kent Kwik. Endangering a child case involves a 31 year old woman found with Xanax per charges. An Antioch Christian notice cites stolen cash checks and SAT cards.
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Andrews Highway
Onyx Court
Antioch Christian
Maple Avenue
Pepperidge Place
Esmond Drive
Kent Kwik
South Grant Avenue
East Interstate Highway 20
Jbs Parkway
Karrie Maule
W. Scharbauer Drive
Ector County
Walther Magazine
Jackson Avenue
42Nd Street
Matthew Armendariz
Fitch Ave
Ector County Detention Center
Detention center bonds total seventeen thousand dollars
Detained individuals face charges in a string of incidents including endangering a child, possession of cocaine and methamphetamine, and robbery. Samuel Armour Jr and Tavia Davis are among those held on bonds. other thefts and firearm thefts are reported across multiple blocks and streets in the county.
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Clements Street
Samuel Armour Jr
Blackshear St
Ector County Detention Center
Grandview Avenue
Tavia Davis
52Nd St
Abortion providers weigh options after Texas ruling
In Austin abortion providers study whether they can reopen shuttered clinics after a Supreme Court order blocks key Texas law requirements. Amy Hagstrom Miller calls the ruling a potential gain but warns reopening is costly. Opponents say the decision is not sweeping and hospital admitting privileges remain in place.
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Austin
U.S. Supreme Court
Texas
Amy Hagstrom Miller
Whole Woman's Health
Joe Pojman
Texas Alliance For Life
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