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The only thing slantUng
between Lloyd BourdoNo
and a rnNHon bucks is
his 9 year old son.
United Press International
An assistant state attorney general
says further clarification will be
needed for a U.S. Supreme Court
decision requiring child abuse hear
ings within 24-hours of reported in
cidents.
The 24-h our requirement was
part of a wider ruling by a special
three-judge federal court in Hous
ton which declared various sections
of the Texas Family Code uncon
stitutional. Attorney General John
Hill had sought a higher court order
to prevent the state from complying
with the lower court order pending
appeal.
The Supreme Court Monday re
fused to grant a stay in the case until
it has gone through normal legal ap
peal channels.
Assistant Attorney General David
Young said the state s complaint
about the lower court order was
based on a requirement of hearings
for parents within 24 hours of the
time children are taken from
health-threatening situations. He
said he expects that changed.
“All we want is a reasonable time
to have a hearing,’ Young said. “We
don’t want to be in a situation of hav
ing to return a child to an abusive
situation because we can’t find a
judge.
“A clarification of the order could
suit our purposes,” he said.
In upholding the lower court de
cision, the Supreme Court also
called for the elimination of a sus
pected abuser data bank and other
changes in Texas juvenile welfare
procedures.
The Willis, Texas, father who
challenged seizure of his children
and won the first round of the legal
battle said the decision was justice.
“I feel that was the way it has to
be because it was the only right
thing to do,” said John Pleasant
Sims, 36, a supervisor for South
western Bell Telephone Co. in
Houston.
Sims’ lawyer, Gladys Gofiney,
said authorities in 1975 illegally kept
his children, ages 10, 10 and 9, for
42 days after he spanked and “blis
tered” his adopted son at school in
the presence of a teacher.
The teacher had complained
about the child’s behavior and later
called child welfare authorities be
cause the child “had difficulty in sit
ting,” Mrs. Goffney said.
She said the parents were denied
adequate notice, a speedy hearing
and had their names placed in a
child abuse data bank without a
court finding that they were guilty
of wrongdoing.
Young, who said federal judges
have never allowed consideration of
evidence the hoy “was in the hospi
tal for 11 days,” said the ease was
“very significant” but Monday’s rul
ing was not.
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United Press International
WASHINGTON — The Air
Force spent $18,799 to replace sand
in the sand traps at a golf course at
the Lackland Air Force Base in San
Antonio, Sen. William Proxmire,
D-Wis., said Tuesday.
In a statement released by his of
fice, the Wisconsin Democrat said
the Air Force had told him 1,400
tons of sand was bought to replace
sand that had been washed away by
what’s up
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Wednesday
BAHA’I CLUB: The Baha’i Club will hold a publici
All Faiths Ghapel at 7 30 p in
DINNER THEATER: MSG Summer Dinner Theateta
presentation of Leonard Gershe’s comedy “Butteif
Free” at 8 p.m. tonight with a special non-dinnerp
ance in the MSG Ballroom. Admission to the playt
students and $3 for the general public. Tickets mayj
chased at the MSC Box < )fik «•
GROVE: "Finian’s Rainbow. ” Fred Astaire is seen at!;
tapping best as an Irish cupid who gets what he\
helping others. Movie begins at 8:45 p.m.
Thursday
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rams.
Proxmire said the $18,799 repre
sented the cost of the sand alone and
did not include transportation and
other costs.
The senator said his attention had
been called to the purchase by a San
Antonio resident who wrote that he
and his wife had earned $14,(MM) and
paid $1,400 in taxes in 1977.
“We hate to see our money being
poured into a sand trap," the
senator’s informant wrote.
“I couldn’t agree more.” Prox
mire said, adding that he had no ob
jection to the inaintenace of golf
courses for military personnel it it
was done with non-appropriated
funds.
CRAFTS: The MSC Crafts Shop wiU hold classes i
painting tonight in 140 MSC.
DINNER THEATER: The MSC Summer DinnerTh*
tinues with the presentation of Leonard Gershtj
terflies Are Free,” a comedy, tonight at 6:30 in de
Ballroom.
GROVE: “The Longest Yard.” Burt Reynolds captains i kill' 1u '
convicts in u football game that pits the inmates ^ ' *
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SAN MARCOS — Attorney Gen
eral John Hill and the political
branch of the Texas AFL-CIO are
on the saint* side now.
The organization s Committee on
Political Education Monday
endorsed a straight Democratic
Party ticket, topped by Hill s gover-
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An IBM representative
will be at Texas A&M
July 19,1978
to discuss your career.
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Krueger s effort to ur.^Uy ()n
can John Tower in tin t a Jjj as
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ne\ general, was eud^jr the
committer earlier. j n t|„.
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the lal>or meeting Mon
saying he was preparec
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Go\. Dolph Briscoe
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interrupted a vacation!
sas to speak to the gatli e^q ()
leaders pionsl
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said. "How could be?!
to get everyone over
side. ”
Hill
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MONDAY EVENING
TUESDAY EVENING
SPECIAL
SPECIAL
Salisbury Steak
Mexican Fiesta
with
Dinner
Mushroom Gravy
Two Cheese and
Whipped Potatoes
Onion Enchiladas
Your Choice of
w/chili
One Vegetable
Mexican Rice
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Patio Style Pinto Beans
Coffee or Tea
Tostadas
Coffee or Tea
One Corn Bread and Butter
An Equal Opportunity Employer
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promised »<> ! tenv<;
representatives to statf en , M
listen to their vievqioii , se(
"You are going to hij ias n
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and you know that, l' i: )rs S f r
can relate to you. but
Hill urged l alxir laChen ]
area meetings and snalj on (
to support his campaign. g e j]
publican Bill Clements a st
7 election. ; by s
We have got our i |V )th tr ;
out for us this tail, Hilr eeZe
Nixon appoint tee tb'ft er ,
going to be spending Id
money. We know ill- the
match their money, by ir V(
match our votes — oury- COUr
unteers that we car, whi<
field. rt, w
Hill said polls show! 976,
of Clements now. non \
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Italian Candle Light Spaghetti Dinner
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Parmesan Cheese - Tossed Green Salad
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Hush Puppies
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Tea or Coffee
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NOON and EVENING
SPECIAL
‘‘Yankee Pot Roast
Texas Style”
Tossed Salad
Choice of one
vegetable
Roll or Corn Bread & Butter
Tea or Coffee
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SUNDAY SPE(
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ROAST TURKEYC|
Served
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Cornbread Dress
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Giblet Gravy
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