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Rules on child abuse clarified
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by Paul Dirmeyei
United Press International
AUSTIN — In the wake of
child sex abuse charges filed
against employees at the Texas
School for the Deaf, Gov. Mark
White announced Thursday
rules for reporting suspected
child abuse and neglect had
been clarified for state employ
ees.
Criminal charges have been
filed against several employees
of the Texas School for the
Deaf, where administrators
failed to report suspected inci
dences of abuse to authorities
for several weeks.
While formed a special
group within his office to clarify
guidelines for reporting sus
pected abuse and neglect within
state agencies.
The rules require incidents to
be reported immediately to the
Department of Human Re
sources and local law enforce
ment authorities.
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“The people of Texas have a
right to expect that children en
trusted to the care and supervi
sion of the slate will be adequa-
telv protected,” While said.
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KAMI! auction seeking goal
of $50,000 for show funding
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By ADA FAY WOOD
Reporter
Gel your telephone fingers
ready to fly tonight at 7 p.m.
when die KAMU TV yearly
auction starts, says station man
ager Rod Zent.
Residence Hall Association proudly presents
Tickets: $3
at door
$4
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Zent, merchandise organizer
for the auction, says the station
hopes to equal the amount
raised last year — $50,000. This
will enable them to renew their
subscriptions to the McNeil- -
/Leber Report and Nightly
Business Report programs.
If the goal is not reached
then the shows will be dropped,
said Zent.
“We hope that people will
ralley around and bid high,” he
said.
The two station fund drives
earlier this year failed to reach
the anticipated goals. This is the
reason for the very hopeful atti
tude of the station.
The auction will last until
April 12, and will he on the air
from 7 p.m. to 12 midnight.
The contributed items to be
auctioned this year number
485, totaling $45,284 in retail
value. The auctioning of this
merchandise should he made
more exciting, because profes
sional auctioneer Art King will
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he helping at least lour liiiB
night, Zent said.
Aggies should be very instate has
ested in most if not al|theitapreeexeci
up for the bidding. Oneot)
contributions is a first ini
spot for registration dmi
both summer sessions,
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Ward Volkswagons, Texasli
siruments Professional Cm aping
putei worth $2,525, a vacali henki
to Caucun worth about impend, look
local artwork worth $35to|l
to gifts certificates for jew!
and food to baby chickens..
This year items will be
using a different techni)
Zent said. They are beings
without a countdown or a.o
tain time period fot each;
People will never know!
particular piece goes off
market. This should slimulil
faster and higher bidding
said.
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The number to call forpk nse
ing bids is 845-5656.
Baby bone
remain
a mystery
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G R A N B URY — Authoiif e 5
said they have not been aft
solve the mystery" of a boi
human inf ant bones found
ing a drug raid southwen
Fort Worth and are drop
their investigation. |
T imothy Newsome, 19,
pleaded guilty Wednesdi)
unrelalecl burglary chat!
had told police the bones
given to him at a “devil wbi
per’s” party in Indiana.
A man in English Lake,Is
told authorities he shov
Newsome a black boxoflx* APE CAh
during a party and that Ne jusands ol
ome later returned andiooll
box, but he said no
worship ceremony was
volved.
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nd six da)
shuttle Cl
Hood County District An leycombs
ss of space
ney Dan Grissom said pathol
ists never were able to del )an Poskes
mine the exact age, gender Tennessee
cause of death of the infant
“They were the bones of
young child,” Grissom it s student
“They (pathologists) werenfl m.
able to tell how long it had ft '1 never ht
dead.”
T hat aspect of the invest! itsaidThi
lion is closed, he said.
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Students on Friday.
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