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Texas board acts on murder allegations, suspends practitioner’s license

Scott Goble, a Texas respiratory care practitioner, faces murder charges over the death of Heriberto “Eddie” Ramirez. As investigations unfold, the Texas Medical Board has suspended Goble’s license, reflecting growing concerns about professional conduct in the healthcare field. The case, which has gripped Tyler’s business community, highlights broader discussions on violence and self-defense laws in Texas.

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UT president Jay Hartzell chosen to head SMU

Jay Hartzell, former University of Texas president, is set to lead Southern Methodist University as its next president, succeeding R. Gerald Turner. His appointment follows unanimous approval by SMU’s Board of Trustees. Hartzell will assume the role on June 1, bringing extensive experience in academia and leadership. His vision includes promoting academic excellence and innovation at SMU, continuing the legacy of his predecessor. The transition marks a new era for the Dallas-based university, known for its educational impact in the region.

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