Absence of Dr Green Shocks Public School Board
Citizens question why Dr Lonnie Green, a school board member, missed Monday’s meeting canceled for lack of quorum. Assistant superintendent Jack Mota recalls decade of full attendance and notes unfamiliar absence patterns. Vice president Jesse Fernandez says Green has not attended since May elections and suggests accountability concerns.
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Public statements on school board attendance and transparency
Fernandez says the public has a right to know what is going on and that the community is owed explanation. He criticizes absent members and notes those affected are local residents. Green declines to comment on his absences from board meetings.
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Public figures discuss meetings and resignation at local district
Fernandez Mota reviewed this year’s minutes noting Green’s last attended meeting was March 28. Green submitted a May 17, 1993 resignation letter but the school district unanimously rejected it. He cited limited community backlash as a reason for stepping back while Christopher Herrera pursues a film moment on Texas set near Losoya Street with parents observing.
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Local road projects proposed for Del Rio area
Texas Department of Transportation officials described draft plans for 1995 96 and 97 road upgrades around Del Rio and Acuna. Proposals include widening two Highway 90 bridges near Moore Park repairing Academy Street bridge and paving corridors to ease congestion with a 20 percent city match.
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Governors seek aid as states bill for illegal immigrant costs
Florida Governor Lawton Chiles and peers from California Arizona and other states urged Congress to reimburse billions spent educating and treating illegal immigrants and housing them in prisons. Senate committee heard claims of 4 million undocumented residents and annual costs topping billions with lawsuits planned by several states.
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Federal grand jury indicts multiple drug trafficking cases
A federal grand jury indicted several defendants in Suspected drug trafficking cases. Carlos Onofre-Hernandez, 30, of Mexico, faces two counts of cocaine trafficking after a kilogram was found in a drive shaft at Eagle Pass Port of Entry. Rogelio Vela, 20, and Jose Alberto Hernandez, 22, were indicted on two counts each for marijuana trafficking following a May 24 stop near Uvalde. Olga Arriaga, 35, and Hortencia Flores Cabrera, 56, face four counts of narcotics trafficking after six pounds of cocaine were found at Eagle Pass. Cortes Lomell-Cortes, 23, charged with four counts of marijuana trafficking after 83 pounds were found hidden in tires. Paul Douglas Brown, 35, indicted on four counts for marijuana trafficking after narcotics dog detected 220 pounds in tires. Danny Flores, 33, indicted for possession of marijuana with intent to distribute. Jesus Hector Rangel Alvarado, 22, faces two counts for marijuana possession.
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911 Tape Details Simpson Break-In at Ex-Wife Home
Los Angeles AP reports police records reveal O J Simpson kicked in a door at Nicole Brown Simpson s home after reacting to a photo in her album. Nicole s 911 call describes him ranting outside the house and the dispatcher notes he had no alcohol. He has pleaded innocent to murder.
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