Jacobs Funeral Sees Large Police Procession in Texas
The service for George Jacobs drew hundreds of officers including Chief Peters. Casket bearers included Sgts and patrolmen. the five mile procession featured more than 200 cars with LAPD and other agencies. Two men faced murder charges tied to the shooting. community fund efforts surpassed $4,400 for the Jacobs family.
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Immortality Note From Ellender Sparks Subcommittee Image
A scribbled note found among late Senator Allen Ellender papers suggests his jokey wish to return as a standing Senate subcommittee that never fades from the record. Ellender, a long time foe of proliferating subcommittees, died last year after 39 years in the Senate and chairmanships of agriculture and appropriations. Florence Letampie discovered the note while organizing papers in Houma, Louisiana for library deposit.
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Jury Selection by Random Draw in Bexar County
San Antonio readers learn jurors are chosen from the voter registration list by computer in a system described by Judge James E. Barlow. Eligible registered voters wait as their names may rise in a random process for jury service.
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Bill would impose life term for second drug sale conviction
In Austin the Light's Austin Bureau reports a Senate bill, introduced by Senator Glenn Kolhmann and colleagues, seeks life imprisonment without parole for a second conviction of selling illegal drugs. Proponents, including Rothmann, argue a repeat offender cannot be rehabilitated and society must be protected.
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Management Group to Meet on Personal Finance and Estate Planning
The Administrative Management Society will host a 6 p.m. meeting Thursday with speaker Dellaney Riley from Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co. The program titled Personal Financial Management with Estate Planning will be presented at the Ardell Crowe Party House.
Donahue Supporters Laud City Council Action
Citizens packed the council chamber praising Loyd Hunt for appointing the city’s first Black associate city manager and defending the move amid opposition from Mexican American groups. Bill Wallace led a minority coalition in support, while a protest telegram urged hiring practices that reflect the city’s majority population.
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Mistrial Plea Rejected in Cavender Murder Trial
Defense motion for a mistrial on insanity grounds in the January 21 stabbing death of 42 year old Lillian Garcia was denied by 186th District Judge James E. Bardow. Prosecutors and defense lawyers presented witnesses as the trial entered its fourth day. Psychiatrist Dr Wayne Smith Gill testified Cavender suffers from schizophrenia and paranoia.
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