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February 4,1983
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Tent City told to meet fire code
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AGGIES
United Press International
HOUSTON —Tent City resi
dents, long a target of critics who
want the makeshift camp for the
jobless closed, appeared headed
for a noon showdown Thursday
with Fire marshals alarmed by a
Fire death in the camp.
ton state, was killed in the Fire.
Cunningham said a “violent dis
pute” preceded the Fire.
Pruitt promised to evict,
arrest and seek fines for viola
tors of his order.
BACARDI (./, gai) 5 12.39 i
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Following a tent fire fatality
Wednesday, Harris County Fire
Marshal J.J. Pruitt sent an order
requiring elimination of Fire
hazards to the 150 residents of a
roadside park on U.S. 90 about
30 miles east of Houston.
Pruitt’s order said: “One per
son has died, and several fire in
juries occurred. Severe Fire safe
ty problems shall be corrected to
prevent further deaths and in
juries at this site.”
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Investigator Bill Cunning
ham said arson was suspected in
the midnight blaze. James R.
“Scotty” Holland, 41, a British
native who last lived in Washing-
Chief Fire Investigator Shel
ton Lawson said ofFicials in
tended to evacuate the camp of
violators at “high noon” Thurs
day if Pruitt’s requirements are
not met.
“If they can’t comply, then it
will be cleaned out,” Lawson
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BARBARA HERSHEY ~ RON SILVER
said. “Any individual found in
the facility that’s judged to be
unsafe will be charged with
violating the fire marshal’s
order, arrested and taken tojail.
“We can do it, and we have
sheriff s deputies to help us. The
sheriffs department will be pro
viding additional deputies as
well as a couple of paddy
wagons,” he said.
Lawson said anyone who
complies with the order will be
allowed to stay.
“There may be some that
have these camp trailers, or van
or vehicle or something like that
that would technically be all
right,” Lawson said.
State Rep. Tony Polumbo, D-
Houston, said he would be glad
to see the camp go because it is
inaccurately perceived as a
haven for the jobless. Many of
the residents actually have taken
handouts but turned down jobs,
he said.
But Hank Sprouse, a mem
ber of Baytown First Presbyte
rian Church who has befriended
the campers, said, “The majority
of these people are good people
who have gotten some bad pub
licity (because of) freeloaders.”
Pruitt’s order, technically also
issued to the Texas Department
of Highways and Public Trans
portation which has responsibil
ity for the roadside park, re
quires tents be made of flame-
resistant material and located 10
feet apart.
Pruitt also banned opfij
and required residents to
firefighting equipment!
site, among other things.
Residents said they wot
to comply but were notsmtl
could.
“There’s no way wecanij
ply,” camp leader
54, said. “I don’t kno»j
we’re going to do.
agine most of us wouldk
go to jail because wecoulttl
a fine.”
n % n .
order is a Class B me
carrying a possible fi
$ 1,000.
The camp has no elec
water or sewage fadlitieil
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Dallas residents fight
plans to burn wastes
United Press International
DALLAS -—General Portland
Inc.’s plan to burn hazardous
wastes could send fumes from
the “most potent man-made tox
in presently known” into down
town Dallas, a former officer of
the U.S. Environmental Protec
tion Agency said Wednesday.
Deborah Speak, who left the
EPA’s Dallas regional hazardous
waste section in 1981, claimed
that the use of hazardous wastes
for kiln fuel in the company’s
cement plant could release
polychlorinated biphenyls, a
suspected carcinogen, and the
potent toxin 2,3,7,8 - tetrachlor-
odibenzo-p-dioxin, into the
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Officials of the Texas Air
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Jim Morriss, attorney for
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found at a General Portland
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in California, and that company
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AUSTIN — Sen. Boblf
land, R-Arlington.Thursi
troduced legislation thal
extend the statute oflim
in rape cases from three!
years.
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person suspected of rapei
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types of theft and forger!
year limitation for otki
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arson, and then onlylf
for rape,” McFarlands
McFarland said then
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attention by a young 1
who, just over three yez
was the victim of a bruui
assault that is still unsold
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McFarland said. “ThesBj
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