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Brownsville The Herald

Location

Brownsville, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1998

Page

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Brownsville No 40 ranking in Money survey

The Brownsville-Harlingen-San Benito area placed No 40 in Money magazine’s southern regional survey of best places to live. Corpus Christi ranked 42 and McAllen-Pharr-Edinburg 43, with doubts raised about housing price and rainfall figures cited by the magazine and local responses from realty and weather officials.

Tony Windell Brownsville Brownsville-Harlingen-San Benito Money Magazine United States Brownsville-Harlingen Corpus Christi McAllen- Pharr-Edinburg Brownsville- Harlingen Larry Jokl BorderPlex Realty Tim Speece National Weather Service South Padre Island International Harlingen

Greenspan Says Economy Near Fifty-Year Peak Of Growth

Federal Reserve Chair Alan Greenspan told Congress that the United States enjoys strong growth with low inflation not seen in 50 years but warned the Fed could raise interest rates to prevent a labor shortage from stalling prosperity. He cited potential easing factors like Asian turmoil but noted evidence of a slowdown remains sparse. He warned stocks may be overvalued if conditions don’t stay exceptionally favorable.

Washington Federal Reserve Alan Greenspan Congress Joint Economic Committee Greenspan U.S

Drunk Driver Convicted in Front-Lawn Double Fatalities

Hector Sandoval, 38, linked to two intoxication manslaughter counts after veering through a chain link fence and killing 3-year-old Alberto Hinojosa and injuring Angelica Hinojosa on their front lawn. He had twice the legal blood alcohol content, tearfully disputed drunkenness, and gave a contested reason involving a boy crossing the street. Judge Menton Murray ordered custody pending sentencing.

Karisa King Brownsville Herald Brownsville Hector Sandoval Alberto Hinojosa Angelica Hinojosa Menton Murray Sandova

Paramedic Brenda Leinweber Remembered as Ministry

Funeral Mass honors Brenda Leinweber 46 of South Padre Island as a ministry driven paramedic among three Valley Air Care crew who perished in a helicopter crash. Monsignor Richard Shirley led the service at Pius X Catholic Church in Corpus Christi with more than 300 attendees including 100 plus uniformed emergency personnel from across the Valley. A motor caravan of responders from Brownsville Harlingen Valley AirCare Weslaco Hidalgo and Willacy counties joined Corpus Christi EMS, fire crews and health staff in procession and service. The other two victims were flight nurse Carlos De La Fuente Sr. and pilot ______.

Jerry Deal Valley Morning Star Corpus Christi Brenda Leinweber Richard Shirley Leinweber South Padre Island Valley Air Care South Texas Brush Pius X Catholic Church Brownsville U.S. Highway 77 Harlingen Valley AirCare Weslaco Hidalgo Willacy Corpus Christi Ems Texas Department of Health Shirley Carlos de la Fuente Sr San Benito

Three accuse of dragging man to death in Jasper

Three white men are charged with chaining James Byrd Jr. to a pickup and dragging him two miles to his death. Byrd, 49, was found near a cemetery ten miles from his home as President Clinton urged full federal investigation and justice for the crime, with investigators locating missing body parts and a trail of evidence.

Jasper Jasper County James Byrd Jr Byrd Clinton David J. Phillip The Associated Press Billy Rowles James Byrd, Jr

Jasper Struggles With Identity In Historic Jasper County

In Jasper Texas a courthouse display shows few Black likenesses though a 1955 photo marks the first woman on a jury. The town of 8000 contends with a brutal crime as three white ex convicts tied to white supremacist links are accused in the dragging death and decapitation of a disabled Black man.

Jasper Texas Jasper County

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