Woman Homicide Investigator Named in City Handoff
Mrs Barbara Flint promoted to detective in the Homicide Bureau, becoming the city's first female homicide investigator. Keene notes rise in rape and child molesting. Hunt’s duties focus on sensitive cases. Flint holds psychology degree from St Marys University and joined the force in May 1960, serving in juvenile aid and other units. Police Chief F E Peters made the assignment.
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Voter Aid Ordered by State in Voting Booth Help Policy
In Austin officials state local election officials will continue to assist individuals in voting booths on request. A three judge federal panel in San Antonio restored a 1970 ruling that part of Texas election law unconstitutional and ordered continued aid to illiterate voters. Randall Wood of the Secretary of State said the panel’s action reaffirms prior instructions to allow assistance regardless of time.
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Council forms advisory panel on alcohol abuse policy
A new advisory council will meet in January to aid alcohol abuse prevention and treatment in Texas. Members include executive director Cayene Rodriguez and Mic Neel, leading the effort to implement a state plan with federal funding. The initiative follows a 1970 federal act and a recent appropriation of 1.6 million from an 8 million federal appropriation, tied to Waynes bill.
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