Investigations Move Forward in Sharpstown Stock Scandal
Texas officials including Attorney General Crawford Martin advance grand jury evidence on the Sharpstown stock loan affair. The probe covers 1969 loans by Sharpstown State Bank to state officials, SEC allegations, and related political ties as hearings and testimonies approach.
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Fl Paso
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Brigham Young Fathered Fifty Seven Children
Brigham Young is noted as the father of 57 children in the historical account. The statement highlights his prolific family amid early Mormon leadership.
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Promoted Humble Geologist Joins South Texas Division
Cline D. Johnson is named senior supervisory geologist for Humble Oil and Refining in the South Texas Division based in Corpus Christi. He succeeds L. P. White who moves to Los Angeles. Johnson, a native Texan and 1956 Lamar Tech geology graduate, has long served in Humble's Kingsville Production District and Gulf Coast assignments.
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Humble Oil and Refining Company
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Western Division
Los Angeles
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Silsbee
Humble
Kingsville
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Beaumont
Gulf Coast Area
Courts rule meteorites belong to landowners
Courts have decided that meteorites found on land become the property of the landowner where they are located, reinforcing ownership rights for discovers and landholders. The ruling clarifies that scientific samples do not override private land claims.
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