FBI overtime questioned as millions paid to nonfield staff
U S budget officials charge the FBI pays about 30.6 million dollars yearly in overtime with 7.6 to 8.1 million going to desk and administrative personnel.OMB argues overtime should apply only to agents on cases, not office-bound staff, and calls for tighter controls while ensuring field agents retain necessary pay.
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U. S
FBI
Paul Einstein
James Jordan
Office of Management and Budget
OMB
Ben Wiseman
U. S. Department of Justice
House Appropriations Committee
Clarence Kelley
Jordan
Sheriff's Week in Review Reports Multiple Arrests and Incidents
Sunday to Saturday records show deputies handling family disturbances thefts and jail matters in Shiner Hallettsville Moulton Koerth Weingarten's and Ezzell areas. Events include inquests arrest on DWI and marijuana charges fingerprinting releasing prisoners and assisting funeral services and highway patrol.
Pain as a vital warning sign and faith builder
A discussion on pain noting its necessity for warning of illness and its role in strengthening faith. It cites examples from health, behavior, and scripture, arguing pain protects health, reveals abuse, and points to future relief in divine promises. It references biblical verses and Christian insight on suffering.
Have You Any News Call The Moulton Eagle
Classified note invites readers to contact The Moulton Eagle at the listed phone number for news tips or community notices.
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Blue Cross
Blue Shield
SFE
Margaret Hermes
Lavaca County
Farm Bureau
P.O. Box
Hallettsville
Texas
Yoakum
Moulton Eagle
Thanks to Moulton Fire Dept for prompt service
The Edward Cinadr Family expresses sincere thanks to the Moulton Fire Dept for their prompt and courteous service during the residence fire. They also thank relatives, neighbors, and all who helped, wishing blessings a thousand-fold in return.
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Moulton
Correction Notice From County Officials On DWI Bond Case
In last week’s Sick List an error listed Mrs Mary Kocian as a Shiner Hospital patient. The correction notes she resides at Shady Oak Nursing Home and states Deputy in office approving a bond in Fort Bend County on a DWI charge. It mentions Deputy fingerprinting a prisoner and transporting a patient to Shiner Clinic, plus sheriff visits to prisoners and deputies checking on dances at several towns. It ends with a crime prevention warning about concealing cash at bank openings.
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Moulton
Capias
Renger Hospital
Houston
Yoakum
Henry Kocian
Shiner Hospital
Mary Kocian
Shady Oak Nursing Home
Shiner
Fort Bend
Shiner Clinic
Slovacek’s
Wied
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Hallettsville Publishing Co
Edwin Gallia Jr
Mgr
Gladys Malinek
Knights OF Columbus
Joseph Kopp
Council
G.K
Biw Steinacher
Bill Novosad
Moulton Vfw
V.F.W
Cecil Castro
Gene Hrack
Catholic Daughters OF America
Saint Joseph's Gym
Elyse Chaloupka
Kathy Fishbeck
Reggni
American Legion
POST
Legion Home
Willie Bartos
Rad. Braeuer
North-End Ser
Albert Pavlicer
Moulton Insurance Agency
Henry Joe Henke
Henke
Insurance Agency
East 4Th Street
I. Com
Sulphur Park
Herman Kurtz
Earl Kaiser
Sec’y. Treas
Rudy
Zenith TV & Radio
Speed
Hilmer Woytek
Ers
Schulenburg
Koerth
Weingarten's
Houston Police Dept
Fire Dept
Old Kinkler
U.S. 77 North
Hallettsville Cemetery
Victoria County
Ezzell
Capras
Buddy Pruess
God
Solomon
Apostle Paul
Edward Cinadr
Texaco Service
Texaco
Moulton, Texas
LS Ab
Eace
Zenith
Fisbeck Auto Supply, Inc
Gonzales Commission Co
Zane & Lavo Brisco
Kresta’s Welding Shop
General Welding
Richard Kresta, JR
J. B. Cook
Optometrist
Flatonia
Tex
David R. Tauch
St. Lawrence
Gonzales, Texas
B. A. Kocurek Trim Shop
IRS
H&r Block
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