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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1998

Page

12

Court orders new punishment hearing in death case

Texas Court of Criminal Appeals calls for a new punishment hearing for Bobby Joe Wills, who was sentenced to death for the 1985 murder of Judy Bracewell in Orange. The court found potential evidence of mental retardation and a need for proper instruction to consider mitigating factors.

Austin Bobby Joe Wills Texas Orange Texas Court of Criminal Appeals Wills Judy Bracewell Court of Criminal Appeals U.S. Supreme Court Supreme Court Tom Price Price Lawrence Meyers Morris Overstreet The

Insurance fight over Dallas Diocese abuse judgment

Dallas judge weighs whether Lloyds of London and Interstate Fire & Casualty must cover part of a 119.6 million verdict against the Dallas Catholic Diocese for abuse by suspended priest Rudolph Kos. Insurers argue policies from 1982 to 1985 excluded intentional acts. diocese contends coverage existed. Trial focus on eight nonsettled plaintiffs amid asset seizure risk and possible bankruptcy. Kos was sentenced to life in prison last month.

Dallas Rudolph Rudy”” Ros Lloyd's of London Interstate Fire & Casualty Charles T. Frazier Jr Lloyd’s George Bramblett Lloyd's Interstate Kos Dallas-area Bramblett Anne Ashby Windle Turley Turley Windle

Slain couple's son charged after fatal house blast

Michael John Yowell, 28, son of John and Carol Yowell, was charged with two counts of first degree murder after a house explosion and fire at their Lubbock home. Viola Davis, 89, mother, survived with burns. neighbors rescued her from the blaze that killed the couple.

Lubbock Michael John Yowell John Carol Yowell Yowell Viola Davis Davis Justice of the Peace Tom Head University Medical Center

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