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Richards to help bring
replicas in Texas coast
Corpus Christi fights to become home of Columbus 7 ship
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
CORPUS CHRISTI — Gov. Ann Richards is join
ing an effort to lure replicas of Christopher Colum
bus' ships to a new home on the Texas coast.
The governor said she'll ask Spanish officials to
consider Corpus Christi as the homeport for the
replicas of the Nina, Pinta and Santa Maria, known
collectively as Los Barcos.
The governor's efforts will include sending a rep
resentative to Spain and urging Texas schoolchildren
to write King Juan Carlos. Texas mayors also will be
asked to support the campaign.
Richards decided to join the campaign Monday af
ter meeting with a group from Corpus Christi that
hopes to secure the ships.
"We told her We needed someone who could get
the attention of Spain, and she indicated she would
be glad to do it," said Gary Bushell, president of the
Corpus Christi Area Economic Development Corp.
"We were pleased by how receptive she was. She
was very enthusiastic. She immediately understo®
the importance of the ships," he said.
Said Richards' spokeswoman Margaret Justi
"She strongly believes they (Los Barcos) belong
Texas and Corpus Christi."
Corpus Christi is among five cities vyingforft
ships. Spanish officials will visit all five by theend
October to discuss proposals to homeport therepi
cas.
Corpus Christi's stiffest competition will belroi
groups in New York City, Columbus, Ga., Mian
and Fort Lauderdale, Fla., according to Wi
Crook, who is leading the Los Barcos campaign.
The ships visited Corpus Christi for 10 days
March.
In July, the Corpus Christi Area Economic Devs
opment Corp. sent Spain a proposal tobringla
ships for the city's annual Bayfest and for thefe
val of the Americas, a celebration of the SOOtha-
niversary of Columbus' voyage. It is not yet law
whether the ships will return.
NASA official
claims he was
wrongly jailed
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
HOUSTON - A former
NASA official who says he
was wrongly jailed on drug
charges due to a "reckless, in
adequate and incompetent in
vestigation" has filed a claim
seeking $10 million in dam
ages from the federal govern
ment.
Edward Smith Barker, 62, a
former NASA security and
protocol officer, filed an Aug.
28 claim with the U.S. Depart
ment of Justice faulting the in
vestigation by the U.S, Drug
Enforcement Administration
and the U.S. Marshal's Service
that led to his incarceration
earlier this summer.
Joel Androphy, an attorney
representing Barker, said au
thorities still have not ex-
': In his account of the arrest.
Barker has said two gun-
wielding marshals came to his
1 louston-area home, arrested
him and took him to jail — all
the While refusing to listen to
his protests of innocence.
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Former San Antonio
mayor receives award
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
WASHINGTON - Former San
Antonio Mayor Henry Cisneros,
an Emmy award-winning actor
and a former
boxing champ
were among
five winners
of the 1992
Hispanic Her
itage Awards
honoring
achievements
in education,
arts, literature,
sports and
leadership.
Cisneros, the first Hispanic
mayor of a major American city,
won the education award for
founding the San Antonio Educa
tion Partnership, an incentive pro
gram to prevent student
dropouts.
Edward James Olmos, who
won an Emmy for his portrayal of
Lt. Castillo on the television serif
"Miami Vice," and appeared!
the movie "Stand and Deliver,
won the arts award.
Jose Luis "Chegui" Torres, wk
rose from a New York ghetto
become the world light heavy
weight boxing champ in
5 h
was honored in the field of sports
Cisneros
Luis Valdez, the writer-directe
of the movie "La Bamba,"wo;
the literature award. Valdezistk
founder of the theater company
El Teatro Campesino, for whkl
he has written plays.
The winner of the leadershiy
award is Antonia Pantoja, a long
time community activist
founded numerous organizations
in Puerto Rico.
The Hispanic Heritage Awards
have been given annually sincf
1986. Nominations are made by
committee representing 30 nation
al Hispapic organizations.
Report warns of collapse of
health care delivery system
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
AUSTIN — Texas' health care
delivery system "could collapse
before the turn of the century,"
says a preliminary task force re
port outlining broad proposed
changes in medical care and in
surance coverage.
"The crisis in Texas mirrors a
national crisis. Health care is de
livered in a manner that is grossly
unfair to its citizens and is inca
pable of responding to the basic
needs of all people, says the re
port by the Texas Health Policy
Task Force. "The crisis can no
longer be ignored."
The task force will vote on a fi
nal report at the end of the month
to send Gov. Ann Richards and
lawmakers. A draft document re
cently was revised, and p
comment will be accepted
Sept. 17.
The draft says Texas must®
centrate on preventing illness and
meeting basic health care needs,
rather than what it calls a currek
emphasis on "expensive treat
ments, high-technology proce
dures, and specialty care/'
Topping the draft's prop
recommendations is developing)
statewide health care systemtoi
all children and pregnant women
The plan would allow people
choose their doctors, and uniform
rates would be established for ser
vices.
A substantial part of the plan's
cost could come from federal
Medicaid matching funds,
force members have said.
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