Swamp Baby Parents Arrested After Georgia Rescue
In Folkston Georgia 18 month old Shawn Hendrix was found crawling near the river border with Florida. His parents Larry Hendrix and Angela Hendrix were jailed in Titusville Florida on charges tied to a stolen car, with abandonment a Georgia felony alleged. A second child, 29 months, remained under state care. The incident triggered marijuana traces and hospital treatment for the infant.
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Georgia
Florida
Shawn Hendrix
Charlton County
Ray Gibson
Larry Ulysses Hendrix
Angela Judith Hendrix
Titusville
Fla
Fernandina Beach
Gibson
U.S. 1
Okefenokee Swamp
Hendrix
Department of Family Services
Falkston
Shawn
Charlton Memorial Hospital
Margaret Chamblee
Legal Loophole Lets Murders Go Unpunished in Florida
Florida prosecutors describe a 1972 gap from June 29 to October 1 when capital punishment was halted by the U S Supreme Court and later state rulings. They say killers who murdered during that window may not be prosecuted due to a two year statute of limitations, with total case numbers undetermined across the state. Attorney General Robert Shevin calls it a bad, unfortunate situation.
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Florida
Dade County
Richard Gerstein
Gerstein
U.S. Supreme Court
Florida Supreme Court
State Supreme Court
Robert Shevin
Shevin
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Miami Herald
Big Pot Haul Seized in Houston by Customs Service
The U S Customs Service announced a large drug seizure in Houston. Agents reported confiscating 5200 pounds of marijuana after a coordinated operation at a commercial facility. No arrests were disclosed in the brief update.
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Houston
Customs Service
Guards Fired and Quit Over Alleged Beating Incident
A guard in the city section of Bexar Court Juli was fired and another quit amid an alleged beating last month. Police Chief E E Peters told Jose Estrada he would be dismissed for striking Juan Jose Luna on the head with his hands last April 14. Estrada has 10 days to appeal the discharge to the Police and Fire Civil Service Commission.
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Bexar Court
Juli
E.E. Peters
Jose Estrada
Juan Jose. Luna
Peters
Estrada
Robert Cagend
Police
Civil Service Commission
Killer late Page 1 synopsis from San Antonio case
California officers recovered Pico's body at 8:28 p.m. Wednesday. He allegedly confessed to a San Antonio homicide detective that he shot the Juarez family during target practice and panicked, then claimed drug intoxication. He left two notes and a .28 caliber pistol was found, sold to a narcotics connection. Investigators seek more suspects and consider the case potentially not closed.
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California
Pico
San Antonia
Conaway
San Antonio
Dave Keene
Rudy Garza
Juarez
Phillip
City digs new drainage project 42 on Nogalitos line
Mrs B O D asks when drainage work ends as contractors began in May with 400 working days. Officials say nine calendar months remain, about 20 work days monthly, before pipes are laid and roads repaired. Public Welfare director Cheves advises reapplying for food stamps with head Dave Withers for possible increased benefits under new rules.
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Walen
Johnny Krawczynski
CPS
Dave Withers
Withers
Cheves
North Freeway ribbon cutting marks city council thaw
The article recalls a May 28 ceremony to open the first North Freeway section. McAllister, praised for dedication, notes relief at peace on the council as Nielsen backs the project and calls for unity. An editorial in The Sunday Light urges naming the roadway for McAllister.
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D. Ford Niel
Good Governe League
Nielsen
Natning
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