El Paso Area Urgent Service Intake
Unclear OCR fragment mentions El Paso Texas with a 7990 code. No clear event or date identified. Summarizes a local service intake in El Paso region with limited readable details.
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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 2005
Page
1
Unclear OCR fragment mentions El Paso Texas with a 7990 code. No clear event or date identified. Summarizes a local service intake in El Paso region with limited readable details.
Texas oldest continuous road race, the Firecracker Run, opens the July 4 events with its 36th running in Coleman Park. The Children's One Mile Run starts at 7 40 a.m. followed by 3 and 10 mile races at 8 a.m. Pre registration ends Sunday, July 3, with fees for members, non members and children.
The Terry County Grand Jury, meeting in summer session this week, returned 17 indictments involving 14 subjects. One subject charged with failure to change address as a sex offender is unnamed due to no arrest yet. Two subjects were not indicted and one was passed for lack of evidence. Notable cases include Aurelio Vallejo for methamphetamine possession under one gram with $5,000 bond. Billy Jack Clayton for methamphetamine possession under a gram with $1,500 bond. Frank Pulido Rodriguez for intoxication with $1 bond. Nathan Sena for cocaine possession under a gram with $2,500 bond. Matthew Carouth for retaliation with $5,000 bond. Christopher Rushing for cocaine or meth possession with bonds of $1,500 each. Joe Tapia for forgery with $5,000 bond. Christina Rojas for arson and retaliation with $5,000 bonds. Leonard Jaramillo for forgery. Martin Corral for burglary of a habitation and aggravated assault with $5,000 bonds. David Rodriguez for endangering a child with $2,500 bond. Derrick Barnes for forgery with $5,000. and Craig Reed for burglary of a habitation with $5,000.
A columnist muses on the phrase it is what it is while weighing Iraq Af ghanistan and Moslem extremist violence. The piece contrasts polls suggesting public weariness with war against fears of leaving Iraqi allies to face insurgents, notes past Viet Cong tragedy, and questions the rationale for war and Saddam’s supposed weapons.
The writer praises the war against Saddam while lamenting its costs and the ongoing threat. He notes no major attacks since the invasion and supports continuing efforts, arguing for fighting terrorists on their ground. He recalls 1960s 70s antiwar protests and wonders if a mass movement could return, then weighs politics around President Bush's address and the Iraq link to the broader war on terror.
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