Amarillo Police Academy grads include DeArman family
Glenda DeArman photographs her son Rick DeArman an Amarillo Police Academy graduate with his wife Katy and their son Joshua five Ten other officers completed the 22 week program on Friday including Michael D וכן
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Glenda DeArman
Rick DeArman
Amarillo Police Academy
Katy
Joshua
Michael D
State workers charge more at holidays in Texas
Austin reports state employees use American Express business cards for personal spending during holidays. December retail charges rose 36 percent from November and 29 percent year over year in 1996. Statewide officials warn of criminal charges for misuse. cards are personally liable and restricted to business use.
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Lane Zivley
Texas Public Agencies
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Randall County Indicts 17 in Grand Jury Case List
Randall County files 17 indictments from a grand jury session naming Amarillo and Canyon residents. Offenses include forgery theft unauthorized vehicle use driving while intoxicated and possession of controlled substances with dates from January to May. Names include John Brown Fulton Tito Soto Rufus Medina Angela Clark Kevin Bottom Ricky Easter Jamie Robert and others.
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Randall County
John Brown Fulton
John B. Fulton IV
Amarillo
Tito Soto
Rodolfo Pacheco
Rufus Medina
Joe Alfred Chavez
Amaril
Robert Boone Alexander
Ak.a
Boone Hammond Alexander
Canyon
Kevin Frank Bottom
Ricky Joe Easter
Andrew Bradford Kinkead
Robert Lynn Armstrong
Justin Lee Pickett
Amarilln
Iam Karl Kimball
Jamie Michelle Robert
Carol Lee Toler
Mark Randall Huey
Three Oklahomans ill in salmonella outbreak tied to cereal
Oklahoma officials report three local cases of salmonella linked to a recalled toasted oat cereal from Malt-O-Meal. CDC notes nearly 200 U S cases nationwide with 40 hospitalizations. no deaths reported. Kristy Bradley confirms Oklahoma isolates from three patients. One case linked to the product by interviews.
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Oklahoma City
Malt-O.meal Inc
Ie Centers For Disease Control
Atlanta
Oklahoma
Kristy Bradley
Oklahoma Department of Health
El Paso Watches Tigua Land Buy With Water Fears
El Paso leaders fear the Tigua tribe's plan to buy 68,000 acres near Valentine. They worry access to the Ryan Flat aquifer could jeopardize backup water supplies used by the city. The tribe aims to close a $9 million sale by July 1 and may seek trust status for reservation expansion.
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EL Paso
Rio Grande
Public Service Board
Carlos Ramirez
Antelope Valley Ranch
Valentine
Ryan Flat
Tiguas
Tom Diamond
Chilicote Ranch
Diamond
Tiguas’ Reservation
Paso
Ed Archuleta
el Paso Water Utilities
George W. Bush
Speaking Rock
Egrets vanish from Bryan Brazos area amid hiring of wildlife expert
In Bryan College Station area egret sightings plummet into thousands rather than millions as wildlife damage management specialist Linda Tschichart works to scatter birds. Residents note prior years of costly eradication, while egrets may have relocated to Mexia or other towns. about 7,000 were reported in Mexia after efforts to disperse them.
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Bryan College Station
Mexico
Hugh Walker
Steve Ogden
Texas Wildlife Damage Management Service
Linda Tschithart
Brazos County
Bryan Assis
Texas Arm
Bryan City
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