San Antonio Judge Charles Barrow Named Texas Supreme Court Justice
Newly appointed Texas Supreme Court pick Charles Barrow said the moment of offer left him in a state of shock after a conference in Austin. He reported no prior contact with Governor Briscoe before a call from the ARECROE office and plans to seek Senate confirmation. Barrow, presiding judge of the 4th Court of Civil Appeals in San Antonio, noted the switch from the 4th Circuit and pledged to attend to the duties with resolve.
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Woman Slain in Shooting Near Hill and Fitzgerald
A woman was killed in a shooting Friday night on Hill near Fitzgerald. Darrell Boutright, linked to the Fitzgerald address, was involved in a hospital stay at Besar County Hospital after the Ramshot incident. A suspect, 11 years old, was taken into custody near Brooke Way. Immediate authorities are investigating the scene and determining motives.
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Clerk Injured in Downtown Credit Office Robbery
A female clerk at a Ningire company’s downtown office was struck and injured during a Friday robbery. She was taken to Bantiar Memorial Hospital, treated, and later released. The assailant brandished a green wife and demanded money as he fled.
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Yarbrough Faces New Legal Woes Amid Forgery Case
The political figure Yarbrough, who won last November, spoke of Ayving intervention as contributing to his unexpected success. He faced multiple lawsuits, disbarment actions, and a Travis County Grand Jury indictment for forgery and aggravated perjury tied to alleged plans to murder a banker. Court and committee actions delayed Friday's address hearing as key witnesses were unavailable.
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Yarbrough
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Texas school finance bill faces 45 million cost over two years
Subjools to which Gov. Sriscoe opened the call of the special regishitive session Friday were nursing home regulation and convalescent home oversight. The bill would allocate about 45 million over two years for education reforms, equity aid, and teacher pay raises, with tens of millions offset by other adjustments. Private sponsors seek more funds for districts and to reduce class size while matching state requirements.
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No-Fault Plan Faces Senate Test On Insurance Reform
Washington reports indicate the no fault auto insurance plan draws White House and Senate scrutiny. Transportation Secretary Brock Adams supports minimum coverage while UAW President Douglas Fraser criticizes current systems as inequitable and costly.
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Warren Marnuson
Adams
Douglas Fraser
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Stolen City Parks Truck Seized in Garage Theft
A city Parks and Recreation department vehicle, a 174 White sedan with a public frequency radio, valued at 3200 dollars, was reported stolen from the police department garage. It had been left in the garage Thursday afternoon with keys in the ignition.
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Parr Trial Is Delayed By Late Evidence
Parr, 49, a former powerful South Texas politician, remains in a Springfield Missouri federal penitentiary hospital as the trial faces delays due to new evidence and extensive paperwork. He is serving a long federal sentence for lying to a grand jury.
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Action Line items on allergies and phone directories
The column discusses food allergies and reactions from smelling certain foods, citing Bob Larkin of the American Lung Association-Alamo Area. It notes a waitress who improved only when away from the scent. It also questions the existence and usefulness of a free 800 number directory, with Mareo Gillam doubting its existence or practicality.
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American Lung Association
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Action Line reader service guidance line
A reader service describes how to use Action Line and the number dia 222 0391 to state questions or problems. It notes that not every question is used but that Action Line considers each query and answers those of general or unusual interest.
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