Hayes Is Ruled Competent For Federal Trial
Former Castroville Police Chief Frank Hayes, 53, was ruled mentally competent to stand trial in federal court on civil rights charges related to the death of prisoner Richard Morales. Judge Adrian Spears denied a motion to move the case from San Antonio and allowed up to 22 witnesses for the venue hearing. Hayes, jailed in Bexar County, contends pressures influenced federal action. his wife and sister-in-law face related charges for concealing Morales’s death.
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Bentsen Voices Fuel Switch Worries In Energy Debate
Senator Lloyd Bentsen expressed deep concern over Texas plants shifting from natural gas to coal for energy. He cited Texas reliance on gas and urged not to be forced to sell to others while pushing for deregulation and more oil exploration to correct trade imbalances. He plans a five day interparliamentary energy talk with Mexico.
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