Social agency trashed in Matamoros
In Matamoros the Division of Family Services building was found in ruin with junk, twisted metal, and broken equipment. Sandra Garcia Sampayo, wife of Mayor Ramon Antonio Sampayo, oversees the local agency now and faces a count of missing items, a wiped computer system, and a need for private donors to fund basic care as officials assess the mess and arrange new support services.
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Bach Dif
Sandra Garcia Sampayo
Ramon Antonio Samspayo
Te Suericy
Meria Antonieta
Vaurmiet de Yarningsby
Tomas Yarrington
Ruvbaba
Barcia Sampaya
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Camilo Mano
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Barotac de Yorkinston
Edith Torres
Budget impasse drags on as House GOP debates next steps
The budget stalemate continued as Republican leaders and rank-and-file lawmakers tangled over a plan to reopen the government and end furloughs. Speaker Gingrich and core GOP members pressed for action while critics warned against hasty moves, signaling several days of deliberations ahead.
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Fragmentary coastal weather and officials note
Fragmentary OCR text references coast weather near Panty slau and tower 708 with cloudy tonight conditions. Mentions Matamoras and a mayor, local officials, and possible information being shared. details are garbled and unclear.
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Weather Service staff face furlough and late pay
NWS workers in Browerville amid federal shutdown report partial pay with another round delayed. Union leader and Cleveland staff say morale low as workers press for action while Congress argues over funding.
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Border Patrol pay standoff snarls INS workers at bridge
Hardship hits inspectors and uniformed officials at Gateway International Bridge as paychecks stall for dozen of Justice Department employees in the Rio Grande Valley. Inspections continue though anticipated shutdowns loom. Blue uniform Ostoma and Treasury-linked agents face no pay gap while brown and green uniformed staff await resolution.
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Wuorat Govarnyansith Nileet
Justice Department
Rio Grande Valley
Killer cold wave grips Mexico killing many and displacing thousands
A brutal cold wave swept south from the U S border to the Yucatan Peninsula killing over 80 people and hospitalizing thousands. In Chihuahua temperatures plummeted below 3 degrees as frost destroyed huts and caused pneumonia and carbon monoxide poisoning from heaters. About 70 deaths were reported in Chihuahua and five-year weather records seen. shelters were opened across northern states as officials warned the cold would persist with 30,000 in Tamaulipas treated for respiratory issues and Monterrey seeing heavy snow and two infants dying.
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Bosnian Serbs Free 16 Hostages Amid Open Roads Tension
In Sarajevo, Bosnian Serbs released sixteen civilians held in Serb-held territory after NATO opened roads. One survivor, Adil Spahic, reported bruises and travel hazards persist as Croat tax moves on humanitarian aid to central Bosnia drew criticism and highlighted civil-military rifts over civilian safety. The Dayton accord guarantees freedom of movement, but access remains fragile.
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Dayton
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Sailing ship Nita to visit Brownsvila Port on March 14
The Ghastophar Columbuetamous living ship Nita will sail into Brownsvila Port on March 14 for a ship display and public tours. Thirty-term tours will run daily from 9 am to 5 pm Costa 89 for adults and 2.50 for children and seniors. A montage of Nar pictures will be shown at the Gustrem Vielle Museum's once-eunker Monicaty event at 3 pm Sunday. The museum is at 8041 E Madison.
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