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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1981
Agents charge chief
knew of car bombing
United Press International
TYLER — Two former Tyler
undercover narcotics agents told
investigators they had admitted to
their police chief one bombed the
other’s car to collect insurance
payments, a Dallas newspaper re
ported Thursday.
Former agents Creig Matthews
and his wife, Kim Ramsey Matth
ews, told federal investigators of
they disclosed their actions to Tyl
er Police Chief Willie Hardy days
after the incident, a source told
the Dallas Morning News.
Hardy denied the charge
Wednesday.
“I still haven’t learned that
Creig was responsible,” Hardy
said. “I recently read in the news
papers something about that, but
that’s all I know about it."
The two former agents re
portedly said Hardy took no action
against them after being informed
of the bombing.
A federal grand jury in Tyler is
investigating charges that ranking
Tyler officials knew of misconduct
by the two officers during an 8-
month undercover drug probe.
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By RANDY CLEMENTS
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esident opposition of two
es dominated the College Sta-
Planning and Zoning Com-
sion meeting Thursday. A final
iforWoodson Village Fifth In-
ment was approved and a 103-
!rezoning request was tabled,
lie commission tabled the fin-
dan for the Woodson Village
elopment Sept. 24 with the
lerstanding that a sewer line
ly would alleviate the water ill
ation problems into the lines.
I file residents have complained
creased sewer line problems
said the addition of the prop-
125 lots would substantially
to the problem.
ieflooding problems have ex-
|dfor more than 15 years, Gar-
dCannon, one of the residents,
the sewer problem.
The commission tabled the re
zoning request for 103 acres on the
north side of Southwest Parkway
between Dartmouth Avenue and
the East Bypass.
Anticipating opposition, the de
veloper, J.W. Wood, met with re
sidents Wednesday to come up
with an alternative plan that
would be acceptable.
Commissioner Merl Bailey said
the commission needed to look
closely at the kind of development
the city wants for the south side of
Southwest Parkway before a deci
sion for the north side is made.
Behling appointed a subcom
mittee to meet with the city staff,
area residents and developers of
the south side to view the alterna
tive plans.
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Eileen Kuvlesky, another resi-
said she wants the lots to be
sloped comparable to existing
were sillies. It is best to delay the de-
opment until after the infiltra-
problem is corrected, she
The development of 16 or 17
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However, the final plan was
iroved 4-1, with two commis-
ners absent.
Commissioner Wesley Hall
lie voted against approval be-
tse allowing the development
sproceed will only compound
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