Crime rate falls in Brownsville in 1995 report
Police Chief Ben Reyna cites lower crime totals with 8,411 crimes in Brownsville in 1995 down from 8,900 in 1994. Murder and other violent offenses fell. 7 people were murdered versus 13 in 1994. Auto theft decreased aided by theft-prevention programs and stricter enforcement.
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Patingy
Gonzalez
Wester
Ben. Reyna
Priday
Reyne Baid
Brownsville
Abele
Tejon Road
Roy
South Texas
Paste Forsa
State Granta
Reyna
Tega
Bressnaville
Citizenship dispute surrounds Garcia Abrega birthplace claims
Merald Stott reports on a border community split over whether reputed drug lord Juan Garcia Abrega was born in La Paloma on the Rio Grande or La Puerta La Puerta, 25 miles west, with officials offering competing birth records and citizens debating his nationality. A decayed birth house and local residents add to the uncertainty as authorities weigh citizenship status years after the report.
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Pony Vindell
Merald Stott
U.s.-Mexico
Juan Garcia Abrega
PEI
Juan Garcia ‘Abrega
la Paloma
Dove
Rio Grande Valley
la Peerts
la Puerta
Here
Staal
Maris
Ols
Rio Grande
Garcia Abrego
Esteban Alvarado de Los Reyes
Bureau of ‘Statistics
Garvin Abrego
la Puerte
Maxican
Garcia
Advcego
Hugo Morales
Federal Attorney Generals Office
PGR
Mexico City
Morales
Art Moreno
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Bervive
Harlingen
Gartia Abrego
Gilberto Vargis Manos
Farmantips
Gneein
Abrega Ipa
Cftien
Hare
Mwe
Hi Here
Immigration woes reshape Rio Grande border patrols
The Rio Grande Valley, a top hotspot for illegal migration, prompts INS to shift tactics. Officials say calmer Texan attitudes and local commerce patterns demand a lighter guard presence and retooled observer methods. Robert Bach, INS executive associate commissioner, notes regional temperaments influence strategy.
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Waste Union
Rio Grande Valley
Uhves
Drmmigration and Naturalization Service
San Diego
Tucson
Ariz
INS Officiale Aay
Ana
INS
Fragmentary OCR Note From Unknown Source
The readable text appears garbled with scattered names and numbers. No coherent events, dates, or clear entities to identify a people, organization, or location for a reliable summary.
UTB expands with five new engineering related degrees
UTB and UTB/TSC unveil five new degree programs in chemistry, engineering, and computing after surveys showed industry demand along the U S Mexico border. The Brownsville area plans to use the new labs in September 1987, with BISD and local districts aiding student transitions from high school to college.
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Maunuepine Hees
Urugansville
Hyaiee Ava Pngiteering
Bonde Inhy Engineering Vugiiin
Tnmahuhis
Electrons
Utivtsc
Juliet Garcia
Otbitsc
UTB/TSC
U.S. Mexico
Gavin
Rogerio Arredondo
Brownsville Independent School
Porter High School
Brownsville
UTB
TSC
Garcia
Winter chill grips nation as floods threaten towns
The winter of 198- spread across the nation with record lows in the Midwest. Temperatures dropped sharply to 88 degrees below in one town while floods prompted evacuations in West Virginia. Helicopters aided rescues near the Cheat River as boats ferried residents to safety.
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Larry Nuuimary
West Virginia
Greenbrier
Keggey
Parpong
Cindy Me
Martinian
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Garcia Abrega
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Ealdaan
Lyra
U. Uilizey
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Cage
Zacatecas
Masica
Rebecca
Weiner
Tha Reaton
Robert Bach
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Ela
Don Pedro
Orinhwahy
Mleumweak
Cameron County
Garey Ahroga
Wes Borr
Ea Paluma
Ta State of Texas
Juan Garsia
Abrego
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