Bond posted for Beaumont narcotics commander in cocaine theft case
Former Beaumont narcotics commander Lt. Michael Siebe was released on 100000 bond after an FBI probe tied to 350 cc of cocaine missing from the police department's evidentiary storage. Prosecutors note possible money laundering charges while investigators assess further officers' involvement.
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Greenville mother becomes photo preservation consultant
With six children to care for in Greenville, a mother turns to Creative Memories to teach photo preservation in her home. She warns against magnetic albums and PVC peroxides, logs classes in organizing keepsake pages, and urges labeling photos to preserve family history.
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Blind people increasingly in business in San Antonio
In San Antonio firms like Cellular One and U S Long Distance hire blind workers, aided by Braille tech and speech. The Texas Commission for the Blind notes high pay in some roles, while advocates urge broader corporate inclusion despite still-low employment rates among blind adults.
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Phone Power
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National Federation of the Blind
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Armando Moreno
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Obituary of Franklin Murphy, Times Mirror leader 78
Franklin D. Murphy dies at 78 from lung cancer at UCLA Medical Center. A Kansas City native and physician, he led medicine at Kansas, then UCLA chancellor from 1960 to 1968, and Times Mirror chairman and CEO from 1968 to 1980. Survived by wife Judith and four children.
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