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Ruling by Hill Opens Door For Monitoring at TYC Capitol Staff AUSTIN An attorney opinion granting access to certain Texas Youth Council records opens the door for monitoring of treatment in TYC facilities by a branch of the governor's office. Texas Attorney General John Hill Friday said Texas Youth Council can furnish information on child abuse to the Texas Interagency Task Force on Youth Care and Rehabilitation under proper limitations on distribution. The task force was set up in 1973 to upgrade youth care and rehabilitation. The Youth Care Investigations division of the office is set up as an arm of that task force to investigate mistreatment of minors. Max of Youth Care Investigations, said he anticipates a 50 per cent workload increase because of Hill's opinion He said his office is set up to monitor complaints about mistreatment of minors under jurisdiction of other state as charges of mistreatment of a youth in a state home The of the TYC operations suggests many COM! TO MID MORNING WORSHIP SERVICE SUNDAY AT 10 30 A CKESTVIEW CHURCH of CHRIST complaints are made, Hamilton said.

In the past TYC has not furnished copies of complaints to the investigations office, he said. The family code makes files of agencies supervising children under court order open only for limited official purposes. Hill said he assumed an index of clients being compiled by the task force will be available only to those persons who are directly engaged in work pertaining to investigating mistreatment of minors and will not be available to other agencies. of the agreement creating the Interagency Task Force suggest (it) is intended to be an agency which will provide expertise and objectivity in the investigation of child abuse said Hill. that role, we believe the task force can properly be classified as a consultant to the Youth Council on this he said.

these conditions, (it) included among persons permitted to examine Youth Council EPA Requirements Rate Jump Robert Saxton D. and Stephen Goidberg D. inn- jr the renrval Hillcrest Medical Towers Capitol Staff AUSTIN An Environmental Protection Agency study shows environmental requirements were responsible for no more than five per cent of the increase in electrical rates during 1974, according to EPA Region VI Administrator John White. White said the average consumer costs for electricity increased during 1974 an unpre- cented 30 per cent on a per kilowatt hour bases. The study prepared for EPA by the research firm of Temple, Barker and Sloan.

states higher fossil fuel prices accounted for 60 per cent of the rate increases. Environmental requirements include both fuel switching at power plants and the installation of pollution control equipment. White said. Fuel switching, from high sulfur to low sulfur coal and from high sulfur to low sulfur oil for environmental reasons, couples with plant conversions from coal to oil or gas for environmental reasons, combined to increase the total fuel bill by 2.5 per cent, according to the study. According to the best estimates made for the study, total capital expenditures for environmental purposes accounted for 8 per cent of the non-fuel components of the rate increase.

But White noted, is anticipated that future rate increases attributable to environmental regulations may become larger over the next five years, as the utilities phase-in capital expenditures for pollution The utility rate study has been sent to the Energy Resources Council and the Federal Energy Administration, White said. To Puzzle ALIVE JOKER DAINTY NOBODY Vn.xrr; Un Ih I at piiftiKl nrkd up- AS A JAILBIRD' Shoe Sale Hi nhocs an on tables for easy selection) 7j7 Most Stvles Price or below Prices Now: 2 aluen to $21. rare er 6 purgate Southgate Templi DONATION Rotary Club of Waco, along with Waco Chapter of Associated General Contractors of America Inc, has provided a concrete basketball court and recreational area at the Juvenile Probation Center, 1200 Clifton. Seen inspecting the project are Dick Wooten youth committee chairman of Rotary Club; Charles Barrett, president of the local AGC chapter; and Joe C. Littrell, chairman of the club's youth committee when construction began.

Veteran Official Named State Republican Director Capitol Staff AUSTIN Doug Lewis Friday was named executive director of the Republican Party of Texas. State GOP Chairman Ray Hutchison announced appointment of Lewis, 29. to succeed Zack Fisher of Memphis who accepted the job on a temporary basis. Lewis has been on the field staff of the Republican National Committee, coordinating party activities in Texas. Kansas.

Arkansas and Oklahoma. He was previously executive director of the Republican Party in Kansas, His home is in Wichita, Kansas. Lewis has been involved in several Kansas political paigns He was associated with Emporia State College and Wichita State University as assistant director of public information before he went to work for the GOP, is my goal, in close cooperation with Chairman Hutchison and Vice Chairman Polly Sowell, to continue the development of the Republican Party in Texas from an institutional orientation to an active campaign said Lewis goal is to win elections in Texas in the courthouse, the legislature and. 1978, the stated Lewis. We intend to offer quality candidates who will understand how the people of Texas stand on the major issues facing this great state.

We intend to fill the vacuum in leadership created by 100 years of no dominance. We will offer an alternative. We will explain it to the people, and we believe strongly that a majority of Texans will understand and join our Fisher will continue in an advisory capacity with the aarty until September and will be called on afterward for service in a policy development capacity. Hutchison said he feels Lewis' background in Kansas, where both S. senators and the governor are Republicans, be invaluable in our planning for the election of 1976 and in our long-range plans for making the GOP the dominant conservative voice in Waco Trihune-Herald, Prosecution Photos Said Not Original RALEIGH (AP) A defense witness in the Joan Little murder trial testified Friday that death-scene photographs provided by the state were different from the originals taken in the cell where jailer Clarence Alligood died.

Herbert L. MacDonnell, director of the Laboratory of Forensic Sciences at Corning, N.Y., said photographs provided to the defense under court order contained processing spots that be as blood. Testifying as an expert in several areas of criminology, MacDonnell said he could not determine whether the spots were caused on purpose or by accident. Miss Little, a 21-year-old black, is on trial for second-degree murder in the death of the 62-year-old white jailer last August. His partially nude body was found in the cell she had occupied in the Beaufort County jail.

The state contends Miss Little killed Alligood during an escape. She claims she stabbed Alligood with an ice pick to halt a sexual attack. testimony about the photographs came with the 12-member jury out of the courtroom. Judge Hamilton Hobgood did not allow it to be repeated in the presence of the jury, but refused to have it stricken from the official record. MacDonnell also testified that bloodstains found on Alligoods shirt had been diluted with water, apparently by someone who applied the blood in a or motion.

Photographs of bloodstains on a bed sheet indicated that blood also was diluted, MacDonnell said. The defense is expected to contend that Alligood. who was stabbed 11 times with the ice pick, either attempted to wash off some of the blood or that someone else made such an effort. li rico, Texas Saturday. August 9, 197 3 i Corpus christi Ex-Police Officer Stoi Mil Brews 1 ornado Cloud Shot Frit 11(1 By The Associated Press Ilea thunderstorms in South Texas spawned a tornado cloud near Corpus Christi but the rest of the state was clear and warm Frida) Scattered thundershowers roamed over the Gulf of Mexico southeast of Galveston.

Minor flooding of several rivers in East Texas was expected to continue through ihe weekend. Temperatures early Friday afternoon varied from 74 degrees at Corpus Christ! to degrees at Wichita Falls The Saturday forecast called for clear to partly cloudy over the state with thunderstorms expected in the Panhandle and South and East Texas, Free Female Puppy Penny Lewis of 5831 Caldwell has 9-week-old, female, half-dachshund puppy to give away. I I I I I I Kroehler Sleeper Queen size sleeper by Kroehler available in a choice of colors. oti TRADITIONAL OR CONTEMPORARY STYLES AVAILABLE Beautiful Homes FURNITURE, INC. 39lh AND BOSQU FAIRGATE SHOPPING CENTER 756-1171 l) SAN ANTONIO, Tex.

Faye Dor rough, 41, a suspended police sergeant who held hostages for nine hours, was shot to death by a friend. Police Sgt. Johnny Sanders shot Dorrough one time in the head on orders. They were good friends up to the last," said Police Chief Emil Peters. Dorrough, suspended from the department in July, took five hostages into a back office about 2 m.

Thursday at a bar where his estranged wife ii.cd Three hostages slipped out of the office and summoned police. When officers arrived, Dorrough had a hostage, Johnny Thomas, 33, of San Antonio, backtnl into a corner at gunpoint, investigators said. About 11 p.m. ife, ho was allowed to walk to officers from the tavern door, warned Police that Thom as would be shot if they waited much longer to act, Inspector aco Trihune-Herald bv iru JWu Franklin ttaeo, Texas 76703 Suiurdas Sunday anti Hail) i mortung or Second CUm jMtttage paid at 'A Tenu Subscription rates BY CAKK1ER (Morning or Afternoon with Sunday) 11 36 month W.n 48 tax tMorning ami Afternoon Sunuay) 4 04 tax Is month tan ftt? 1 year MAIL INTKXAS i or Afternoon with Sunday) 3s 17 tax 13 ii month 20 01 tax 142 II Kiiher Without 1 4o li tan fJ month tax 1)1 year I Sunday only il S3 U8 lax Si au nwdih 20 VI tax 119 11 war MAIL OUTSIDE TKXAS Morning or Afternoon i uu 2u tax 14 month WS Mi 2 40 Ux 40 (Sunday only) $1 77 tw tax month Ob tax Ui 30 year MKMBKK PHKsS The Associated Press entitled to the use for reproduction of all the local sprinted in this newspaper as all AH dispatches Elroy Crewelge said. When Dorrough stuck his head around the corner to look at the officers around him, Sanders shot him in the head with the rifle to keep him from harming Thomas," the inspector said, Dorrough.

a 16- year police department veteran, was found with the pistol inside the waistband of his trousers. Sometimes it's a pretty stiff order that you have to carry Peters said about the shooting, then added, been friends for years. At one time they even worked together the vice bureau," Peters said Sanders was pretty torn up." Dorrough was free on a $20,000 Bond after being charged with attempting to murder his wife and a policeman during a similar seven-hour confrontation July 25. No one was injured in that incident. Officers wrested a rifle and a revolver from Dorrough at his estranged house.

She had recently filed for a divorce, police said Police talked for hours with Dorrough Thursday night. We pleaded with him to give up We had his lawyer talk with him; we had his mother talk with him on the phone, and I even talked with welge said. Anti-Trutst Staff Aunuuiimi by Hill Capitol Staff AUSTIN LeeClyburn.30.of Conroe will head Atty Gen. John new anti-trust division Mike Barron, formerly of Groesbeck, will be assistant chief of the new division Cl) burn is a 1970 University of Texas School of Law graduale and was wuh the Houston law- firm of Baker and Bolts before joining Hill staff in 1974 Linda Aaker will also be assigned to the anti trust division. most items Reduced Blouses, Halters Pants, Jeans Short Sets 4.0 0 99 5.0 0 1.99 6.0 0 1.99 7 00 2.99 8.0 0 2.99 9.00 3.99 othei items priced.