Fort Worth Star-Telegram from Fort Worth, Texas • 26

lib 0)1981 FORT WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM JTHURSDAY MORNING DECEMBER 241981 LIVINGSTONE I PRESUME Henry Stanley was commissioned in 1869 by the New York Herald to find Dr David Livingstone the British explorer of Africa I 4 1 Ais J-0AAr44---014 LIVINGSTONE I PRESUME Henry Stanley was commissioned in 1869 by 1 I I the New York Herald to find Dr David Living- ts 1 stone the British explorer of Africa i gib I 2 tin SUS iry 1 3 Genuine Deerskin Gloves Excellent Christmas Gifts 2635 La Ficastor 535-5823 Deerskin Gloves Genuine Excellent Christmas Gifts 4 oft- 2635 EL ascsater I -5 323 An internal investigation by the Hillsboro department and an independent state investigation cleared the officer involved of any wrongdoing Wyse said A spokesman for the Justice Department said the department receives from 10000 to 12000 requests for federal investigations every year Each is reviewed carefully he said "In only about one-third of the cases do facts warrant an FBI investigation" spokesman John Wilson said "The results of that investigation if civil rights are violated and the law has been broken go immediately to a federal grand jury" Bonilla said the two incidents are only part of a pattern of abuse against Hispanic's and other minorities that has developed under the Reagan administration "It is the concern of the LULAC national officials that the new administration's retreat on civil rights creates a climate that enforces negativism toward Hispanics and other minorities" Bonilla said tie cited two recent cases in the Dallas and Fort Worth areas as other examples of abuse In one two Grand Prairie youths charged that they were beaten by police officers who arrested them in September on charges of possession of alcoholic beverages and public intoxication In another a Dallas man was pronounced dead Friday at Baylor Medical Center after police said he was found unconscious in his cell at Dallas County Jail minutes after his arrest and that lifesaving efforts by police and paramedics failed Officers began chasing Leal when they saw a suspect assault a woman in a parked car police said Dr Marc Krouse Tarrant County deputy medical examiner said last week that an autopsy he conducted the day after Leal's death showed no evidence of police brutality Bonilla who made no specific charges of civil or legal rights violations in the case said he was not aware of the extent of the medical examiner's investigation into Leal's death He said an independent investigation is needed even if an internal police investigation is made "While we do not condone any alleged unlawful acts of the victims we do not feel the police officers should be the judge and the jury in these cases" Bonilla said "If an investigation by a federal grand jury reveals there was no wrongdoing at least it would be an indication that the administration and the Justice Department are committed to taking whatever action is necessary to stop these abuses" In the Hillsboro case police said Urbina was arrested on charges of discharging a firearm within city limits On the way to the police station Urbina fired five shots at the officer who made the arrest and the officer returned the fire Sgt Tom Wyse said He said Urbina was dead at the scene Bonilla said Wednesday that LULAC has a witness who saw Urbina handcuffed before he was placed in the car By AMY RINARD Star-Telegram Writer DALLAS The leader of a national Hispanic organization has called for federal investigations into the deaths of two men including a Fort Worth resident who died in police custody this fall Corpus Christi attorney Tony Bonilla national president of the League of United Latin American Citizens said he sent a letter Tuesday to Washington asking that the Justice Department investigate the death of 17-year-old Cruz Leal Jr who collapsed and died Dec 12 after Fort Worth police chased him for five blocks in connection with an attempted rape Bonilla said he also requested that US Assistant Attorney General William Bradford Reynolds ask that a federal grand jury be empaneled to hear testimony about the incident LULAC asked last week for a similar investigation into the death of Ramon Urbina 36 of Hillsboro who police said died Oct 16 in an exchange of gunfire with a Hillsboro officer "It appears that the Hispanic community will have a bloodstained Christmas in the Northern District of Texas" Bonilla said referring to what he termed violations of civil and legal rights in the incidents Fort Worth police are conducting an internal review of Leal's arrest and death but have not issued a report yet Police said Leal collapsed at the police station 85 Rm535 1Pli 4 1 Y0 1 -1 1 0 to i '1'-- '2---4- 1 -1 -z n1 'x 4 11-n 1 41-11- -i nee ----11r7 0 --v-kp 0 0 1 A-42---mr 'me 11-- ---70 I WI raw i iofacj 6 I A I lrLdr(L 1- 4- min: skiNG 1-tt nsHiNGDERBy94mmetasTER i -1 1G 4 ---------71 I i (T--i-z r---- r' 0 11 oCtrfiAt6 4 Prtj I -t 1 1 1 tr op( Vi KABOOM! 7----- 4 1 LASER BLAST dI VA 4'd TENtits 4A v7--1 r----- 1 I 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crawl over a barbed-wire fence walk to a wooded area of the field and then lie down and investigators found no signs of a struggle sheriff's Capt Gus Rose said: Investigators who said they have no motive and no suspects said they believe the woman who was divorced and her son were shot about 30 minutes before the bodies were found Robbery was ruled out as a possible motive because none of the woman's jewelry had been taken from her purse and other items in the car were not disturbed Rose said the trunk of the car was filled with Christmas presents and clothing Ms Reyes' supervisor at Continental Insurance DALLAS (AP) A gunman forced a woman and her small son to lay down in a wooded field southeast of Dallas and then shot both of them to death Wednesday sheriff's officials said Roxann Jeeves 30 was shot once in the face and her son Kristopher who would have been 4 years old Thursday was shot in the forehead authorities said Sheriff's Sgt RI Baird who saw Ms Jeeves' car parked near the 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here was seri tenced Wednesday to 10 years in prison on his conviction for molesting young boys Marion David Busick 51 pleaded guilty last month to four counts of indecency with a child Busick waived appeal Wednesday in 227th District Court and was sentenced by Judge Mike Machado who denied Busick's application for probation Claiming to be affiliated with the Orthodox Or Video Connection 2301-C West Park Row 277-5106 Video House 445 Fielder North Plaza I M048 VV SfOnGt Officials say terminal vulnerable 731-9151 265-8905 284-4952 32NCA42113Mt4 731-9151 265-8905 284-4952 731-9151 airport officials that guards or screening devices be installed at the three lower-level doots for a 90- day trial If that proves ineffective the two airlines said they would consider increasing security at the terminal's upper levels The lack of security was a violation of Federal Aviation Administration rules Airport police discovered airline employees were leaving the loading dock doors open when reporting to work airport Police Chief Wilfred Navarro said HOUSTON (AP) Security at Intercontinental Airport's newest terminal has been jepordized by loading dock doors regularly left unlocked and unguarded officials told City Council Airport General Manager Jim De Long said day people have been able to walk in and out of the Texas InternationalContinental Airlines terminal since it opened Oct25 and could make their way to areas unchecked by guards or screening devices The council agreed to a recommendation by A 42-year-old Fort Worth woman was in surgery at St Joseph Hospital Wednesday night after she was shot in the head by an assailant who aimed a shotgun blast through the front door of her apartment Hospital officials said that Alstean Malone of 5712 Anderson St was alert and talking before going in to surgery late Wednesday after being shot about 6:30 pm as she stood behind the closed front door of her apartment Police said the woman answered a knock at her door about 6:30 pm and opened it slightly still leaving the safety chain latched Two witnesses told police that Mrs Malone's attacker stuck the bar- rel of a shotgun through the slit Officers said that Mrs Malone threw her body against the door slamming it shut on the barrel When the gunman pulled the barrel back from the door Mrs NIalone closed the door all the way police said The shot was fired seconds later through the door and buckshot raked across the top of Mrs Malone's head police said Investigators found one emptied 12-gauge shotgun shell in front of Mrs Malone's apartment and also found a hole in her front door Officers arrested Mrs Malone's estranged husband at a residence on Truman Drive at 7:18 pm Police reported recovering a single-barrel 12-gauge shotgun in that home Ex-convict supervision challenged Continued from Page 1 Parole board member Connie Jackson said that while she supports the concept of mandatory supervision she believes the board should have a say in how long each prisoner's supervision lasts At present the board has no such authority "In some cases I think it (the term of supervision) could be shortened" Ms Jackson said "I think the other board members are in agreement with me on this" In the writ filed in the Curley case Ms Dauphi not and Burns claim the state is guilty of "double sentencing" Returning Curley to prison the writ states "constitutes an additional sentence on top of that legally imposed at the time of trial" Curley is being forced to "serve his sentence in installments" his attorneys contend I Lawyer's pickup apparently bombed Continued from Page 1 Fire Lt Kelly Poison said "it appears there wai a bomb put in the back of the pickup "It blew some shrapnel holes through the driver's seat and top" he said Poison said if Gilfeather had been in the truck when the pipe bomb went off he would have been killed "It's just a good thing he wasn't in it" Poison also! said "it's lucky somebody was' n't standing around There were quite a few pieces of shrapnel lying 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ounces of marijuana and is being held in Tatrant County Jail Fennell said he was unable to give police any information about the death of Salon A ruling by the Tarrant County Medical Examiner's Office is pending Vodka l'44: i 1 1 i ir 1 I 11r 1r441 vitoo laat4 ogeotiedevi to Vodka I 1 I 0 e-o4TATAo: nma-- 1 ir bitu dies MIDLAND The city of Midland has been granted a permit to discharge effluent water into Midland Draw John Lowe city utility director said he was relieved and delighted after Tuesday's Texas Department of Water Resources Board vote because of fears that rising sewage water and brisk northerly winds could cause the city's dikes to collapse The meeting had been set up earlier after the city's request to discharge effluent into the draw The commission's order allows Midland to discharge about 168million gallons of effluent down the draw during a 14-day period to relieve pressure on the city's holding ponds and reduce the danger City officials had expressed concern that the 18 overlapping ponds were approaching their 250-million gallon capacity 'mom-4 ill'Aft714At 4 1 11) 0414 4 41: i 1IV 0 7 7 't 73 1y '1 I LJ' '11'At)71L111tAw4''" r'' 41) xtl i' glr" 151 st 4''4 vo' 4 '14'4 rcri 7-44'V-7NC 4-' '''1 bett '1''' '1' 1 -'lkil'''' 44 4 1 4 4- 1 9: fr pes 71 N4r4avcovol "ticee 34L440 i0 6111t t4 t-941---elt'az ORA LEE SWEET I former FlAt resident Funeral for Ora Lee Sweet 78 a former Fort Worth resident who died Wednesdav in San Antonio will be held at 5 pm Thursday at Mission Park Funeral Chapel South in San Antonio Mass will be at 10 am Saturday at St Margaret Mary's Catholic Church in San Antonio Interment will follow at Rose Ilia Burial Park in Fort Worth Survivors include a stepson William Henry Sweet of Mineral Wells a sister Sophia Weese of San Antonio a niece Virginia Lehr Dana of San Antonio two nephews Michael Greer of San Antonio and Patrick Greer of Atkins one grandchild and one great-grandchild 5 ci 8 ci E' IC it 311xes just m1(1 people Ali Xt'f 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