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SAN ANTONIO (AP) — A judge
has ordered a blood transfusion for
a premature baby despite religious
objections from the child’s parents.
The infant girl, who weighs about
1 pound, will remain in state custody
until she no longer needs critical
medical care, said State District
Judge Tom Rickhoff, who signed
the order Monday.
Hospital spokesman Terrie Car
ter said the child was in critical con
dition Tuesday at Santa Rosa Medi
cal Center’s neonatal intensive care
unit. The child was born Friday with
a condition requiring a blood trans
fusion to save her life.
“I talked with the doctor in person
to make sure it was life-threatening
if she did not get the treatment,”
Rickhoff said.
He said the infant’s parents had
refused to allow the transfusion on
religious grounds.
The court order allowing the
transfusion gives the state custody
for 10 days, at which time a hearing
will be held.
The following incidents were
reported to the University Police
Department from Oct. 12
through Monday:
MISDEMEANOR THEFT:
• A black Honda Spree
moped and a black-frame go-cart
were reported stolen from the
Married Student Housing park
ing lot.
• University Police recovered
a moped reported stolen from
Hensel Apartments in the Mar
ried Student Housing area.
• An officer, while on a sta
keout of the Married Student
Housing parking lot, saw two
men attempting to steal bicyles.
The men escaped, but the bicy
cles and a pair of bolt cutters were
recovered.
• Two vacuum cleaners were
removed from Davis-GaryHal!
CRIMINAL MISCHIEF:
• A Dunn Hall resident:
ported that someone sprayed J
fire extinguisher into his room.
CRIMINAL TRESPASS:
• After receiving complain
that a man had been intheLep
Hall women’s restroom apjl
shower areas, police confronted]
student who admitted he
been in the hall’s bathroom it;
shower area.
ARSON:
• Someone set fire to
trash can in a bathroom in )
Hall.
SEXUAL ASSAULT:
• A student reported thatshl
had been sexually molestedinii;
f ountain area between the MS
main building and the MSChoti
City building inspect
took $30,000 in bribei
from subcontractors
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change lor approving work by two
plumbing suocontractors on new
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SAN ANTONIO (AP) — An el
derly couple was trapped in their
home for 24 hours after the ill
woman fell and her wheelchair-
bound, blind husband toppled over
her, officials said.
Guadalupe Alvarez, 90, and Jua
nita Alvarez, 79, were in satisfactory
condition Tuesday at Southeast Bap
tist Hospital, hospital spokesman
Mary Watson said.
The couple was found Monday
morning by their nurse, who had
gone to visit Mrs. Alvarez, who suf
fers from a heart condition and
other ailments.
Ruth Stone, a licensed vocational
nurse, said Emergency Medical
Service technicians later told her
that Mrs. Alvarez was found on her
side beneath her husband.
Alvarez was awake and alert when
authorities arrived, but Mrs. Alvarez
barely could speak. Stone said.
“They think she was trying to
reach for her medical alarm, but
couldn’t press it,” she said.
“Apparently she had fallen and he
had tried to help her get up,” Stone
said.
Alden Johnson, 44, was arraigned
Monday on a bribery count, with
bond set at $50,000, Arlington po
lice spokesman Dee Anderson re
ported.
A judge later ordered Johnson re
leased from the Arlington City Jail.
Johnson’s supervisors at work call
the case of bribery an “isolated inci
dent.”
“This is the first instance we’ve
ever had of something like this,” Pat
Potter
said. 8
Johnson was fired lastllio
after officials learned policeplj
to arrest him on thebriben®
according to Potter. Thetwoji
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carries a maximum punish
20 years in prison and a
fine, Anderson said.
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“The main thing about the Texas
unemployment rate is that it is still
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tuation is negligible,” TEC analyst
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hardly worth commentingoi
Rates of unemploymenu
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Austin 6.7 (6.7)
Brownsville-Harlingen 111
Bryan-Gollege Station 5,6
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AUSTIN (AP) — Her name is
Novel Lee Clark, but to many of the
thousands of Austin schoolchildren
who have eaten the meals she’s
cooked, she’s known only as the
“Lunchroom Lady.”
Clark, the cafeteria supervisor at
Webb Elementary School in North
Austin, has been preparing lunches
for Austin Independent School Dis
trict students for 35 years.
ployees ate more than 343,000
meals.
If all of the hamburger patties
served by the district last year were
lined up next to each other, they
would stretch over 59 miles. Last
year, the district also dished out
more than 615,000 slices of pizza,
served more than 7.6 million half
pint containers of milk and mixed
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Some of the students she served at
Blackshear now teach at Webb.
“I can’t go to the mall or store or
almost anywhere without running
into kids I’ve had over the 35 years,”
Clark said. “They remember me,
and I get embarrassed because
sometimes I can’t think of their
names. There have just been so
many of them.”
“I can't go .. . almost any
where without running
into kids I’ve had over the
35 years. ”
Novel Lee Clark,
cafeteria supervisor
“The kids call them M Cowboys C
like Jack in the Box sene Iso 1 ponderi
said. “And we have pifflkded defens
have steak sticks just lilt kape for 13(
buy at Dairy Queen,'’ Ml Redskins’
light that gav
(lark said there have IFC East,
changes. Ed Jones, R
“Thirty-five years ago4k and Kevii
have powdered stuff lit ^Redskins,
now,” Clark said, “Weil
make it all from scratch :
potatoes, we’d peel ]
potato peeler. Now we is 1
stant.
“We didn’t have meat
to us already pounds
rounded out. We had to'
own hamburger patties."'
them and see that all thetj
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Clark is one of about 690 people
who work in the school district’s 85
kitchens.
Vivian Bauhof, the school dis
trict’s director of food services, said
more than 5.7 million lunches were
served to students during the 1986-
87 school year. That works out to
nearly 33,000 a day. Another 1.8
million breakfasts were served last
year to students. Adult district em-
385,950 pounds of white flour —
about the same weight as 23 full-size
school buses.
Clark sSid that while slit 1
fixing meals for 800
Bauhof and Clark said there has
been a gradual trend over the years
to serve meals that can compete with
fast-food restaurants but still be nu
tritious.
One recent menu included Greek
gyros — bread packets with meat.
time, she sometimes hasf 11
ving down her cooking
home.
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