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Fri
Half of goal
in stored oil
United Press International
NEW ORLEANS — The Un
ited States is halfway to its goal of
socking away enough oil in
underground storage units to
spare itself a severe shortage if
foreign oil supplies are dis
rupted, an energy official said
Thursday.
U.S. Energy Secretary Don
Hodel said the government had
pumped 375 million barrels of
oil into the country’s Strategic
Petroleum Reserve. That
amount is about half of the 750
million barrels U.S. officials
planned to inject into the stor
age facilities.
“When the first oil was deli
vered to the SPR in 1977, we
were importing 8.5 million bar
rels a day and 750 million barrels
was determined to be the total
amount necessary to provide
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United Press International
LUBBOCK — The Texas
attorney general’s office shut
down a second unlicensed nurs
ing home in about a week Thurs
day, getting a temporary res
taining order against the Inez
Retirement Center of Shallo-
water.
judge.
hearing was scheduled concern
ing the Inez home.
An unlicensed Lubbock nurs
ing home operated by Goldie
Wilson was shut Nov. 30. A Fri
day afternoon hearing was
slated for a temporary injunc
tion to keep it closed.
Lawyers from the attorne
general’s Austin and Lubboc
offices received the order from a
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The actions were part of a
statewide effort by Attorney
General Jim Mattox against un
licensed homes and also licensed
homes failing to meet state
health codes, Mattox press aide
Elna Christopher said.
Euna Wright, a nurse sur
veyor for the Texas Health De
partment’s Lubbock office, told
state district court officials she
inspected the Shallowater home
Nov. 21 and found 16 clients
there.
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Tooting
Murk Spicer,
She said all residents needed
services that require more than
an unlicensed facility could pro
vide.
“I’m tooting my horn for
KAMU-FM” says Joseph Mitchell’s
sign Thursday as he encourages
people to support the Public
Broadcasting Station on campus
Mitchell received his PU
in educational administration fra
Texas A&M recently.
Forgery court date moved
United Press International
LOS ANGELES — Arraign
ment of a woman charged with
forgery of a will from Howard
Hughes, the billionaire aviator
and movie maker who died in
1976, was postponed Thursday
because of illness.
Martha Jo Graves, 54, was
arrested Tuesday in Houston
and returned to Los Angeles
Wednesday. She was placed in
the hospital ward of Sybil Brand
Institute for treatment of an un
disclosed medical problem, offi
cials said.
Her arraignment was post
poned until Friday.
Deputy District Attorney
Mitchell Harris said Graves was
the “formulator of the forgery,
producer of the will and signer
of the will.”
Her co-defendant, Harold
Mallet, 52, of Canyon Country,
was scheduled for a preliminary
hearing Dec. 20 on charges of
conspiracy to commit grand
theft, forgery, perjury and pre
paring false evidence in the case,
lallet
Mall et and another man
allegedly signed the document
as witnesses. The third suspect
was granted immunity from
prosecution in return for sup
plying information to author
ities.
Graves and Mallet, who was
vice president of Aspen Airlines*
were accused of trying to pass
off the four-page document as a
genuine will of Hughes. Since
his death, about 50 such pur
ported wills have surfaced in
California, Texas andS
but all have been found
forgeries.
The Graves-Mallel
queaths 80 percent of B;
estate, valued at bettvetr.
million a $1.1 billion tolki
ward Hughes MedicalIi
and 20 percent to Acme
Co., an inactive corpor
f ounded by the late Earl
tower for whom Graves*
as secretary.
Letter bomb explodes,
seriously wounds sisten
iS
United Press International
GLADEWATER — A bomb
in a package delivered in the
mail exploded as a Gladewater
woman opened it Wednesday
night, seriously injuring her and
a sister, police said Thursday.
Police Chief Jim King said the
small package was delivered
through normal mail service to
Rhonda Fox, 22, Wednesday. As
she opened it about 8:30 p.m., a
bomb exploded, spraying shrap
nel on Fox, her 8-year-old sister,
Melinda, and four others.
Fox was in critical condition
at Goodshepard Medical Center
in nearby Longview. King said
she had lost one eye and could
lose her other eye. She also had
lost one finger and might lose
two more and had sustained a
punctured lung, he said.
Melinda Fox was listed in fair
condition Thursday following
surgery.
King said another sister, Julie
Fox, 15, received minor injuries
and a friend, Sherry Dolan, and
her two children, Laurie, 2, and
Leslie, 14 months, did not re
quire hospitalization.
The bomb did verv little
structural damage to the resi
dence, King said.
“We have not arrested any
one. Right now, we don’t have a
motive,” King said.
King said remains of the
bomb would be shipped to the
Postal Inspectorskkd
Washington late Thum
“I can’t tell youififsa
sophisticated. We’ll have I
them look at it first,”htn
George Eller, agentinfi
for the Postal Inspectors
would “rather not fasl
type of explosive devitfj
now.”
He said there wasai!
address on the package,!)
there were no suspects
The Bureau of Alt^
Tobacco and Firearms p
to enter the investiga
a spokesman with
said.
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