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Texas Ave. Bryan, Texas 779-4756 8a.m.-11 p.m. 7 days a week Walk-in Family Practice Page 4/The BattaliorvThursday, December 3,1987 Deserted baby grabs attention of Dallas public DALLAS (AP) — Officials say an infant left for dead in a trash dump ster has emerged from the ordeal in surprisingly good shape, and Park- id Memo SHORT ON CASH? advertise with the Battalion classified ads 845-2611 we won't sell you short Mighty Mouse. $88.00 Logitech C-7 opto-mechanical mouse, no pad or power supply required, high resolution (200dots per inch), 3 high quality tactile feedback switches, connects to any serial port, Microsoft compatible. Sale ends December 12, 1987 More bytes, less bucks. CO/HPUTcR 268-0730 403B University Dr. (Northgate) Quitting Business land Memorial Hospital is being flooded with donations and requests to adopt the city’s Christmas season miracle baby. There have been so many calls from people wanting to help that Karen Robbins of the Texas Depart ment of Human Services decided the baby should be known by more than a generic name. She named the child Natalie Christine, a choice inspired by the season. “It seemed kind of sad to send do nations to ‘Baby Girl,”’ Robbins said. “She didn’t have a very good start. Maybe her luck will change with a strong name.” “Natalie” was left in a trash bin be hind a south Dallas apartment com plex just after birth, her placenta and umbilical cord still attached. Au thorities said the infant survived, ap parently because the trash which covered her helped insulate her from the cold. “Right now she’s just a normal in fant — eating and sleeping,” said Robbins, who was assigned to the ba by’s case. “She appears real healthy.” The Department of Human Serv ices, which was granted temporary custody of Natalie, is expected to place the child with a foster family within a few days. A judge should make a Final decision about t custody on Wednesday. Valencia Gill-Hooper, the b os pL tal’s adoption social worker, said, “It’s just been phenomenal. A lot of people want to adopt this baby.” Authorities, meanwhile, have tried to locate Natalie’s parents, but they say they have little information. Parkland officials said many peo ple are calling the hospital to check on the girl’s condition or to ask what they can do for her. Donations are being sent in care of Betty Sloan at the Dallas County Child Welfare Board. the girl’s Key: - Lightning — - Fog «Thunderstom • • ■ Rain ** - Snow ? ? - Drizzle - Ice Pellets • ^7 ■ Rain Shower f5\J - Freezing Rail Sunset Today: 5:23 p.m. Sunrise Wednesday: 7:06 am Map Discussion: The south-central and southwest United States continue under the influence of high pressure at surface and aloft, resulting in fair to partly cloudy skies and mild temperatures. ThePacii Northwest and the northern Rockies again will experience overcast skies, rather cold temperatures and a combination of rain and snow,Hi low pressure system from the eastern Canadian provinces into Virginis will produce snow from the central Appalachians northward to Maine while there will be a few rain showers from the western Carolinasto southern Mississippi. Forecast: Today, tonight and tomorrow. Fair to partly cloudy with warm days and mild nights, with highs in the mid 70s and lows in the upper 50s. Easter winds will be at 5 to 10 mph. Weather Fact Corona discharge (also called St. Elmo’s Fire)—a luminous, often audible elictric discharge. It occurs from objects, especially pointed ones, when the electrical field strength near their surfaces reaches a critical point. Aircraft flying through active electro storms often develop corona discharge from antennas, propellers and the wing structure. It also is seen from the masts of ships at sea. The name St. Elmo’s Fire was given to the phenomenon by early Mediterranean sailors who regarded it as a visit from their patron sairt Elmo. Prepared by: Charlie Bret Staff Meteorote A&M Department of Meteoros Teacher gets two-year ten Every Item On Sale I for sexually assaulting boy • All Fishing Rods • All Fishing Accessories • All Archery Bows • All Archery Accessories • All Water Skis • All Athletic Supporters • All Soccer Shin Guards «Selected Outerwear • Selected Camo Wear and Gloves • Selected Group Athletic Shoes BROWNSVILLE (AP) — A for mer English teacher, who pleaded guilty to sexually assaulting two boys, received a two-year prison sen tence Wednesday, then was ar raigned on additional charges that arose during the investigation of a 14-year-old boy’s death. In addition to the prison sentence, Raymond Earl Watts, 37, was as sessed a total of $20,000 in fines. The charges on which he was con victed were based on statements from two boys, ages 13 and 14, that Watts had oral sex with them. “Needless to say, we are happy with the verdict (sentence),” Watts’ attorney, Juan Jose Martinez, said, adding that two years was better than the 40 years the prosecution had recommended. The jury deliberated about two hours Wednesday in deciding Watts’ sentence. He originally faced eight charges, including aggravated sexual assault of a minor, sexual assault of a minor and indecency with a minor, before pleading guilty to two sexual assault charges. Two hours after his sentencing, Watts, a seventh- and eighth-grade English teacher in Brownsville until his suspension last March, was ar raigned on two additional felony charges of sexual assault of a minor, one felony charge of indecency with a minor and a misdemeanor weap ons charge. The sheriff said the three in the new sexual assault and cency charges were friends boy, whose charred body was: Nov. 22 near the Cameron C community of Russelltown. The new charges, filed last week, arose from an investigation by the Cameron County Sheriffs Depart ment into the death of a 14-year-old Mexican national whose body was found near Russelltown. Sheriff Alex Perez said the victim appar ently had been beaten, then set on fire. No one has been charged in the boy’s death, Perez said. Perez said the dead boy lieved to be an acquaintac Watts. Statements read durii trial, which ended Wednesdi eluded allegations by boys dial picked them up at Market Sqi downtown Brownsville, tooL his apartment, engaged in acts and took nude phi them. photogr; The sheriff recomiw Wednesday that Justice of tin Tony Torres set high boniii four new charges against Wai “In my opinion, he’ our community,” Perez said. 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