Dallas Writer Found Shot to Death
Dallas Times Herald reporter Hoyt Spurlock, 28, was found shot twice in the chest outside his Dallas apartment early Sunday. Police say no motive is known. he had left work at 1 am and neighbors heard two shots around 3 am, mistaken for fireworks. Spurlock was raised in Corsicana, a Stephen F. Austin State University graduate, and previously worked for the Austin American Statesman and Fort Worth Star-Telegram before joining the Times Herald four months ago to cover the War on Poverty.
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Probe of Crime To Resume In San Antonio Grand Jury
A special grand jury in San Antonio will resume sessions Tuesday with testimony by Joe Phillips chief counsel for the U S House Select Committee on Crime. Others scheduled include Morris Jaffe Antonia business man and federal prisoner Halfen who faces theft charges. Halfen was in a Bexar County Jail interview session with Senate investigator Rey Gallinaro. The jury’s term was extended to continue the probe meeting each Tuesday during the extended session.
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Bond Granted in Death Suspect Carying 5,000 Bond
An eight year old woman identified as Opal Gentry, 192 Koepke, was released on a $5,000 bond after being charged with murder in the shooting death of Weldon F. Stewart, 4, of 1428 Nogalitos. Police said the shooting occurred about 5 15 p m Sunday at Mrs Gentry s home. Stewart, 48, was shot in the chest with a .22 caliber pistol and died at Green Hospital.
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Goodwill Truck Resumes pickups in San Antonio area
The bright yellow Goodwill truck returned to San Antonio neighborhoods after a brief service curtailment. Items collected from homeowners support vocational rehab programs at Goodwill Industries. Donated goods are repaired and sold in eight Bargain Stores, funding wages for 200 handicapped workers who were laid off for a week.
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