Heavy rains cause scattered damage across Brownsville area
Storms brought up to 3.05 inches in some towns with localized outages but Cameron County officials reported no major structural damage. Winds caused scattered power losses as crews worked to restore service. several thousand homes and businesses lost power, with restoration timelines uncertain. Local authorities cited rapid ground absorption limiting flooding in most regions.
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Brownsville
Public Utilities ‘Board
Margarit Gonzalec
Central Bower and
Liguh Co
CPL
Mari Rodriguez
Elections official admits errors in Cameron County vote
Cameron County elections administrator Robert Mendoza says poll workers erred during the May 1 election but he is confident the mistakes did not overturn any race. He calls for more capable staff, better training, and direct supervision to prevent further misreads and ensure proper voter access.
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Brounavibe Heneid
Cameron County
Callukes
Trgiing Noa
Robert ‘Mendoza
Com
Elections Commission
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Ioo
Mendoza
Mendivca
Menduca
Ee Setiony
Barak makes peace overture in Jerusalem after election
In Jerusalem prime minister elect Ehud Barak signals a peace push aligned with Yitzhak Rabin’s legacy amid ongoing tensions at two Jewish settlements. He visits the Western Wall and Rabin’s grave as he seeks to form a new government.
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Jerusalem
Ehud Brak
Yitzhak Rabin
Barak
Rabin
Tate
Benjamin
Netanyany
Bsemuna
Verias
Cine Uni
Netanyshe
Likud
HANIA
Gin Barak Cally
Ho Sucky
Prwccas
Nerims
Ute
Yizhak Rabie
Lomeor
Yugoslav officials claim moral victory in Milosevic deal hints
Belgrade sources say Milosevic may seek an end to the Kosovo war as NATO continues bombing. A Belgrade ministry spokesman claimed victory and signaled readiness to discuss terms, while analysts note pressure from both inside and outside the country.
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Milosevic
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Viktor Chernomyrdin
Yugnlav
Slobodan Milosevic
NATO
Kosovo
Ava Fareige
Vinguslus Torey
Ex county building director indicted for misuse of equipment
Cameron County faces a criminal case as former Building Maintenance director Pete Blanco and county worker Marvelino Tharys are accused of using county lumber and labor to build a television cabinet for Delia Garcia. The indictment outlines value of Wood between 20 and 800 dollars, with labor figures unspecified. Sheriff Reyna said deputies will serve the indictment and Blanco has a warrant for arrest. County officials expressed surprise and said they will let the judicial system proceed.
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Moreday
Dierie Court
Pedra Turmes Blanao
Pete Blanca
Almnedad
Marvelino Tharys
Delia Garcia
Sherif
Spcieuean
Ius Reyna
Banco
Blanco
Reyna
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