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NEWS
Tuesday, July 11,J
Tuesday. July 11.20(
THE BATTALION
Waco educator arrested in shootini
HUBBARD, Texas (AP) — A former Waco mid
dle school assistant principal has been arrested in
the weekend shooting of a man at a reunion in
Hubbard, 30 miles northeast of Waco.
William F. Gamble, 45, was arrested early Sun
day, several hours after the shooting, at his resi
dence in Bellmead, a few miles north of Waco. He
was taken to Hill County Jail in Hillsboro, where
bond was set at $500,000.
Gamble is accused of killing Michael Beverly
of Waco during a gathering of former Hubbard
residents. Hubbard Police Chief Mitch Tyra said
Beverly was shot several times. He was taken to
Hillcrest Baptist Medical Center in Waco, where
he died.
Tyra said Gamble and Beverly knew each other.
"There were a lot of people there, so we
several eye witnesses," he said.
Gamble was an assistant principal atG.L.
ley Middle School last school year, but had sign
a teaching contract for next year, said CarolPec
a spokeswoman for the Waco school system,
She said Gamble has been placed onadmiE
trative leave.
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HOUSTON (AP) — A 36-yea'
old Texas man died while spea
fishing off Port Aransas
and a 9-year-old Houston boy
presumed dead off the coasts
Galveston after a series ofwi
ter-related accidents off
Texas Coast this past weekenii
In Port Aransas, Ante
Steiner of Portland, Texas,
Sunday while diving off oil rigs
the Gulf of Mexico.
In Galveston, Broderick Gra
was missing and presume;
dead Monday after he andte
other boys were swept
sea on Sunday while
the water.
Kevin Moore, 12,
James White, 11, were
cued by their uncle, RobertAr
ders. Anders originallyhada
three boys in tow, but Gfo;
was swept from his arms an;
out to sea, officials said.Tei-
ans on Monday were greetiif
another week of hot, dry
ditions as summer weatlw
settled in around the state.
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CORPUS CHRISTI, Te|
(AP) — A weekend protest:
animal rights activists stag;:
near the Texas State'/
urn has resulted in threen-
rests.
Dozens protested the pro
posed Dolphin BayexhSi
$11.5 million project t
aquarium is raising Ms®
construct.
Erv Strong, a dolphin rights
activist and owner of 3
Coastal Bend businesstte !
provides boat tours forvier-
ing dolphins in the wild,sait
none of the men arrestedis|
from the area.
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when something (such asSa!
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cause this is a legitir
cause,” Strong of Del
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the Corpus Christi Called
Times in Monday’s editions;
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years, is ridiculous.”
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