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Thursday, June 10,
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shrimp boat captain was indicte:
Wednesday on charges of killinj
and eating an endangers:
Kemp's ridley sea turtle he land
ed in his net.
A federal grand jury in Corpu
Christi charged Leopoldo Bell, 31
a resident alien living in Aransas
Pass, with possession and deliv
ery of an endangered species.
He was being held without
bond Wednesday in the Nueces
County Jail. If convicted, he
would face up to one year inja
and a $20,000 fine.
"If he had been involved in
commercial enterprise, taking
and selling these turtles, then
could have been stronge:
charges," Assistant U.S. Attome
Kenneth Cusick said. "But this
was just one turtle."
A federal affidavit alleges tk
Bell offered some of the meat las
month to a man he didn't knot
was a U.S. Coast Guard officer.
Cusick said shrimpers withoii
a turtle-exclusion devices occa
sionally snare the big sea turtle
in their nets.
"But this is the first one I knot
of where the turtle was eaten,
Cusick said.
According to an affidavit file;
by National Marine Fisheries Sei
vice Special Agent Allan J. Coke
the turtle was caught May 13 i;
Matagorda Bay while Bell was
loting his vessel.
A crewman recommended re
leasing the creature, but Bell re
sponded that he wanted to eat it
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so much he returned with a shot
gun to kill two friends and
wound a third police said
Wednesday.
Police and the District Attor
ney's office are recommending
that the suspect be certified as an
adult to face two counts of mur
der and one count of attempted
murder.
The trouble began early Tues
day when the suspect was riding
by a store where the other youths
were standing outside, police said.
Some of the teens yelled at oc
cupants of the car, and at least one
threw a rock, investigators said.
"The suspect then said he was
going to get them, and about 31
minutes later he came back with 2
shotgun," the chief said.
Raymond Garza, 15, and Pau;
Gonzalez, 16, were killed by shot
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pm in Rudder 404. For more information call the
Gayline at 847-0321.
Indian Association: is sponsoring "Double Wicket
Tournament" on both the 12th and the 13th. It will
be held near the polo fields on campus. Please con
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loss in the series, the first being
the grand slam he gave up to
eventual national champion
Pepperdine that ended Texas'
Omaha trip last year.
He answered questions from
the press with a glazed look in
his eyes, obviously thinking
about what might have been.
But afterward, I saw Ki-
eschnick signing a baseball for a
12-year-old girl. And when he
walked off, he wasn't a defeat
ed, shamed man. He walked
back to the Texas dugout with a
defiant air, and I thought about
something Robert Harris had
said earlier that day.
Someone else had asked him
about the summer and next year,
whether he would be thinking
about this past week at all.
"I'm not the type of person
who sits there and thinks, 'What
if . . . .' If that's what happened,
then that's what was supposed
to happen," Harris said.
Then he stood a little
straighter and said sincerely,
"We'll be back here next year."
Kieschnick will never get a
chance to come back. He will
probably never be the pitching
star in the majors like he was in
college, although his competi
tive spirit will drive him to suc
ceed wherever he can.
And though Harris and Fedo
ra might not get back to Omaha,
though I doubt that, they are de
termined to come out to the ball
park tomorrow, even though to
morrow's win may never erase
the pain of yesterday's loss.
And because of Fedora's de
cision to get back on the horse,
because of Kieschnick's defiant
air and because of Harris' deter
mination, I truly hope baseball
gets a chance to break my heart
one more time.
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AUSTIN — Three Rio Grande
Valley farm workers who have
sued the State Bar of Texas seek
ing free legal representation be
cause they can't afford lawyers
will get to argue their case in dis
trict court, according to a ruling
Wednesday by the 3rd Court of
Appeals.
The attorney for Maria Gomez,
Alicia Naveja and Leonardo
Chavez says he hopes the case will
bring about a settlement requiring
lawyers in Texas to donate at least
40 hours a year in free counseling
to indigent residents.
Currently, lawyers in Texas are
urged to provide 50 hours a year
in legal counseling to the poor,
but they are not required to do so,
according to Marcy Goodfleisch
of the State Bar of Texas.
The appeals court reversed the
decision of a Travis County dis
trict court, which dismissed the
farm workers' case last year.
The workers contend in their
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Texas that lawyers in Texas have
a legal duty to provide pro bono
or free services to the needy.
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