Policemen No-Billed In San Antonio Shooting
Two San Antonio police officers were no-billed by the Bexar County Grand Jury for the July 28 deaths of Gregory Kerley and Alan Lamond during a burglary call at Mad Michael's Club. Officers Lubbock and Goldspink, with gunfire exchange in the doorway, remain on duty.
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San Antonio
Bexar County Grand Jury
Jim Lubbock
John Goldspink
Gregory V. Kerley
Chisholm Trail
Alan ©. Lamond
Indianapolis
Ind
Mad Michael's Club
Jackson-Keller
Lubbock
Goldspink
Kerley
Lamond
Bey
Two More Charged in Plot In Bexar County Embezzlement Scheme
Bexar County Grand Jury returned two new indictments tied to an embezzlement scheme involving state sales tax collected on used vehicle sales. Seven defendants, including auto dealers George Terrell and Don Lampley, face tampering with governmental records charges. two Tax Assessor-Collector employees and a loan company employee were reindicted for related tampering and perjury. All defendants free on $5,000 bonds as DA's probe, started four years ago after irregular state tax filings.
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Bexar County Grand Jury
George Terrell
Basse
Don Lampley
Fredericksburg Road
State Comptroller's Office
Charles G. Davis
Mary Helen Garcia
Hemphill
Elvira A. Marena
Rolando B. Gonzalez
W. Thompson
Foy Armstrong
F. Vestal
Bath
Isabel Moreno
W. Marlin
Last Burn Victim Released After Eagle Pass Disaster
Jesus Ontiveros 42, and his son Pedro 14, were among the survivors from the Eagle Pass butane truck explosion. Ontiveros, severely burned, was released from Brooke Army Medical Center after six months. Pedro, burned over 70 percent, had been treated, and Juan Ontiveros died in July from 78 percent burns.
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Jesus Ontiveros
Eagle Pass
Ontiveros
Brooke Army Medical Center
Pedro
Army Hospital
Juan
San Antonio
Institute of Surgical Research
BAMC
Chief Cassidy Named UN Day Chairman in San Antonio
Lieutenant General Patrick F. Cassidy retired has been named chairman of United Nations Day for the San Antonio area. United Nations Day will be observed worldwide Friday marking the 20th anniversary of the United Nations' establishment.
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Patrick F. Cassidy
United Nations Day
San Antonio
Mace and Gun Attack on San Antonio Man
A San Antonio resident narrowly escaped death when two gunmen sprayed him with Mace and fired five times at Richard Andrate, 28, as he argued over a debt on Fredericksburg Road. He was grazed in the back and treated at Bexar County Hospital. no arrests were reported.
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San Antonio
Richard Andrate
Magnolia
Bexar County Hospital
Fredericksburg Road
Andrate
Rodriguez Appointed to Edgewood School Board
Demetrio P. Rodriguez, lead plaintiff in the landmark Rodriguez case, joins the Edgewood school District board. He received a National Education Association special award for persistent efforts to assure equity in public education, presented in July in Portland. He heads South Texas Enterprises and leads two Latino advocacy groups.
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Demetrio P. Rodriguez
Southwest Migrant Association
Smuggling Ring Broken Up Across U.S.–Mexico Border
An international people smuggling ring linked El Salvador leaders to operations in San Antonio, Laredo, and Nuevo Laredo with 28 in custody. Seven El Salvadorans were arrested at San Antonio International Airport en route to New York and Washington. Two Mexican nationals transporting additional aliens were seized in Laredo and Nuevo Laredo, aiding immigration authorities.
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San Antonio
Laredo
Nuevo Laredo
U.S
INS
Mexico
Building Code signals and parking rules clash with city life
Housing director warns hammering without permits can trigger fines up to two hundred dollars a day under the Uniform Building Code. Police captain explains crash-car removal rules and that abandoned cars parked over 24 hours may be towed. Fire chief cites state law banning smoking at service stations and engine-idling hazards during fueling.
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Department of Housing and Inspections
George DB. Vann Jr
M.I
Joe Neaves Jr
Neaves
San Antonio
Martinez
Transit union dispute over driver pay in wage talks
Transit officials and union leaders discuss funding and a possible walkout as negotiations focus on a 5 percent wage rise. Top bus driver pay is debated, with unions pushing toward Dallas and Houston levels, while federal funds may cover remaining costs.
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Transit System
Tom Fuller
Dallas
Houston
Suspected Sniper Held After Shots Fire On I-40 Near Groom
Panhandle area officers arrested a man suspected of firing shots at vehicles on I-40 near Groom. One person was injured though not badly, and at least one vehicle was destroyed. The suspect’s name has not been released pending further investigation.
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Panhandle, Tex
UPI
Groom
Antha Lacy Services Held
Services were held Thursday for Mrs. Antha Lacy age 83 mother of former City Councilman Glenn Lacy Survivors include her husband Chris A Lacy of San Antonio Interment was in La Vernia Cemetery under direction of Ray Akers.
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Antha Lacy
Glenn Lacy
Lacy
Creswell
Chris A. Lacy
San Antonio
la Vernia Cemetery
Ray Akers
British Official Is Kidnaped In Asmara
LONDON AP A British honorary consul Basil Burwood in Asmara was kidnapped today by two armed men. The Foreign Office said the consul is Basil Burwood, 68, a British businessman long resident in Asmara.
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London
Asmara
Ethiopia
Foreign Office
Basil Burwood
Taylor
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