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The Battalion
Tuesday, November IB, 199C
In Advance
Photographs of life in Soviet Union for sale
picting
Kazan, Bryan-College Station’s
sister city in the Soviet Union, are
on display through Nov. 31 in the
lobby of the Joe H. Reynolds
Medical Sciences Building and at
the Walden Retirement Commu
nity.
The 102 prints by Mikhail
Medvedev, a photographer for
the Soviet news agency Tass, are
for sale to the public.
Woman shot to death
while tracking husband
HOUSTON (AP) — A woman
who tracked her husband to a ren
dezvous with an alleged paramour
was slain when she broke into the
wrong house, officials said.
New judge to begin next year,
help decrease criminal caseload
AUSTIN (AP) — A new federal
judge will set up office in the U.S.
Courthouse by next summer or fall,
according to federal Judge James
Nowlin, whose docket has been
clogged with criminal cases for the
past four years.
“I’m looking forward to a great
improvement when the new judge is
sworn in,” Nowlin, Austin’s only full
time federal judge, said. “Because of
the criminal caseload, I’m seldom
able to reach a civil case as fast as I
want to.
Nowlin has 653 cases pending in
his court, 117 criminal and 536 civil.
Congress last month approved
money for the hiring of a second
federal judge, whose job is granted
for life.
Priscilla Brayboy was shot to death
by a homeowner early Sunday when
she forced her way into a house
where she believed her husband was
having an affair, Harris County
Sheriffs Department Sgt. Bruce
Williams said.
Williams said Brayboy, 32, and a
friend drove down a northern Har
ris County street looking for her
husband, Joe Brayboy. When the.
women spotted a gray Volvo parked
in a driveway on the street, Mrs.
Brayboy thought it belonged to her
husband.
When Mrs. Brayboy knocked on
the door, a woman answered, Wil
liams said. Mrs. Brayboy, believing
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force her way into the house, he
said.
A man inside the home heard the
commotion and armed himself with
a shotgun, Williams said. As Mrs.
Brayboy lunged through the door,
the man shot her, the officer said.
When Mrs. Brayboy’s friend saw
what had happened, she ran down
the street screaming and noticed an
other gray Volvo parked in another
driveway a few houses away. The
woman went to that house and
found Joe Brayboy inside, Williams
said.
Mrs. Brayboy was taken by Life
Flight helicopter to Hermann Hos
pital, where she was pronounced
dead at 1:37 a.m.
The homeowner who did the
shooting was questioned and re
leased, Williams said. The case will
be referred to a grand jury.
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Former thief
helps auto dealers
prevent crimes
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AUSTIN (AP) — An ex-convict
who claims to have driven the fast
lane as a car thief for more than
three decades is now steering
straight and teaching auto dealers
how to protect themselves, a newspa
per reported Monday.
After a stint in federal prison,
John Stanley, 47, of Austin is gear
ing up for graduate school at the
University of Texas and has security
consulting contracts with car dealers
in Austin and San Antonio.
“I don’t think like a criminal now,
but I am one, and I’ve been one for
decades,” Stanley told the Austin-
American Statesman. “I have been a
career criminal, involved in some
form of crime, all my adult life,” he
said.
Stanley’s life of crime began at 14
when he stole his First car in Am
arillo.
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"I don’t think like a
criminal now, but I am
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and heavy machinery and made any
where from $100,000 to $500,000
per year to finance a high-rolling
lifestyle of luxury and deceit.
He gained the protection of pow
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many of his stolen cars were sold,
and laughs when he recalls watching
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a luxury car during a visit to Belize.
Stanley said the car was one he had
stolen.
Stanley said that when behind
bars, he learned to read Greek clas
sics, and other inmates called him
“professor.”
Now he teaches car dealers how to
protect themselves from what he
used to be.
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