Hudson's acquittal predicted in Texas case
Beverly Hudson and Curtis Winn face two indictments each on misapplication of fiduciary property and official misconduct tied to alleged embezzlement of motor vehicle registration fees in Ector County. Hudson's attorney vows acquittal. Winn defends his future actions amid civil suit link and ongoing probe involving state agencies and Texas Rangers. The case arises from a civil suit seeking Hudson's removal from office and questions over sticker book losses.
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Bennett Legal
Beverly Hudson
Ector County Tax Office
Ector County
Hudson
Melody Lane
Curtis Winn
Winn
Bill Barnes
Odessa
Tom Hirsch
Hirsch
Linda Walden
State Attorney General Prosecutor’s Assistance Unit
Holmes
Attorney General’s Office
Walden
Texas Rangers
State Comptroller of Public Accounts
District Attorney’s Office
70Th Judicial District Court
Curtis
Earleen Peters
Flood claims one dead as river flood sweeps Texas camp
Searchers found the body of 12 year old Jamie Hendrick from Houston three miles downstream after a flash flood on the Pedernales River. Three other campers from the Hope Center for Youth are missing, including Jeremy Williams 11, John Clowers 12, and counselor Harold Harvey. A Houston man camping nearby is also missing. his car was located, and debris shows the river crested at 20 feet above normal.
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Dripping Springs
Pedernales River
Houston
Hill Country
Hope Center For Youth
Apple Springs
Lufkin
Texas
Lyndon Langford
Jamie Hendrick
Blanco County
Sherman Brodbeck
Jeremy Williams
John Clowers
Harold Harvey
Nacogdoches
Hays County
Alfred Hohman
Turner says CIA sought overthrows of Khomeini Khadafy Castro and Sandinistas
Former CIA chief Stansfield Turner says during the Carter era the agency sought covertly to topple Iran's Ayatollah Khomeini Libya's Muammar Khadafy Cuba's Fidel Castro and the Sandinista regime. He says he found no practical way to oust those leaders and criticized current CIA involvement in Nicaragua. He also questioned the Army Intelligence Support Activity and its nonexistence during his tenure.
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Ernest B. Furgurson
Baltimore Sun
Washington
Stansfield Turner
Central Intelligence Agency
Carter
Iran
Ayatollah Khomeini
Libya
Muammar Khadafy
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Nicaragua
CIA
Turner
White House
Knight In Shining Armor
Somoza
U.S. Army Intelligence Organization
Pentagon
Army
ISA
el Salvador
Defense Intelligence Agency
Regents approve desegregation plan with free tuition offer
Georgia's state Board of Regents approved a revised desegregation plan offering a year of free tuition to students who attend state colleges where they would be in the minority. The plan aims to diversify Savannah State Albany State and Fort Valley State and to attract more black and white students as required by a court order. It includes an internship program to boost black administrators and would double scholarships from 500000 to 1 million, pending additional state funding. Critics warn against giveaway programs and funding hurdles.
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Columbus, Ga
State Board of Regents
Savannah State
Albany State
Fort Valley State
Georgia
U.S
John H. Pratt
Texas
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