Shouting match over deputies at Willita Assembly Hall
A heated session in Commissioners Court followed a claim that Sheriff Hauck ordered deputies to patrol a dance at Willita Assembly Hall. Deputies appeared, tensions rose as G J Sutton accused officials while Angela Davis case and hall rental policy drew debate.
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Dance Use Sutton Seeks Deputies’ Aid Amid Jail Bond Controversy
Sutton reports black and winterton deputies unable to work with Hauck or Chief Depuy as the case unfolds. He says four deputies faced threats and calls for protection while pursuing due process for a controversial jail bond tied to a black woman.
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Fire Pacts Delayed Contracts Signed by County Court
Fourteen contracts with Bexar County volunteer fire departments, stalled by fiscal quarrels for five months, were signed by the Commissioners Court on Friday in Lae Taw. Sutton urged protection for any special deputy from loss of commission if he serves, Reeves noted the court only confirms deputies upon the sheriff's recommendation, and spoke for peaceful assembly for all groups while the nation finds the right answer.
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Chile Grabs Copper Mine El Teniente Seized By Chilean Government
Chilean authorities move to take control of El Teniente, the world’s largest copper mine, from Kennecott Copper Corp. The government agency Chilean Copper Corp will dispatch six representatives to assume control Saturday due to ore production losses from irregularities in four of eight converter ovens and a $5.5 million deficit. The 14 departments approved the takeover.
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Pentagon Loses Own Typewriter Returns to Suspects
In Richmond California a city judge ordered the Defense Department typewriter returned to Susan Garret, 20, Gail King, 21, and Elizabeth Tompkins, 21 after six weeks of inaction. The machine was seized at their apartment and the government did not confirm charges against two men were dropped.
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