Eight Arrested in San Antonio Drug Bust Sting
Authorities seized 11 pounds of cocaine and 52 pounds of heroin along with currency and jewelry in a San Antonio operation. Nine defendants were arraigned before U.S. Magistrate Jamie Boyd, with Jesus Carrasco Santoy charged on heroin and cocaine with intent to distribute and denied bond. Bonds ranged from 250 thousand dollars to denial of bond.
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San Antonio
South Texas
Fred Gomez Carrasco
Jesus Carrasco Santoy
U.S
Jamie Boyd
Santoy
Carrasco
Huntsville
Boyd
San Antonio Light
Drug Enforcement Administration
Internal Revenue Service
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
U.S. Customs
Births and marriages clutter Aug dates at local hospitals
A rapid list of births and marriages is recorded from Women's and Children's Hospital and Medical Center Hospital for August dates. Entries name parents and newborns by full street addresses and include numerous twin and single births, plus numerous marriage applications and divorces listed with spouse names and dates.
FDIC nets $1.88 million at New Mexico auctions
The FDIC reported about 1.88 million dollars raised over two days of auctions in New Mexico. In Hobbs on Tuesday 24 properties sold for 634 thousand dollars while in Ruidoso on Wednesday 22 properties brought in 1.25 million dollars. Properties included ranches homes and commercial sites repossessed after bank failures.
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FDIC
New Mexico
Ruidoso
Armed bandits rob Odessa store at Westside
Western Food on West 10th Street was robbed at about 9 55 p m by two armed men one with a pistol and the other a shotgun masks described as light blue. Clerks Randy Wayne Anderson and Terry Renee Shelton reported the heist and said cash was taken and the robbers fled on foot no shots were fired.
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Westside
Randy Wayne Anderson
Terry Renee Shelton
Western Food
10Th St
Police Beat Burglary and Theft Reports
Juan Carrasco reported a video recorder, tools and two high school class rings valued at 1620 stolen from a Shepherd Street residence in South 385 Ranch Estates between 7:45 a.m. and 5 p.m. Wednesday. Billy Jack Weaver reported a 1978 Chevrolet one ton truck, a vehicle engine and brown tarp valued at 11075 stolen from Spearman Radiator at 4411 West County Road between 8 p.m. Wednesday and 5:35 a.m today. Deputies S. Belknap and S. Fierro.
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Juan Carrasco
Shepherd Street
385 Ranch Estates
Gary Clark
Billy Jack Weaver
Spearman
West County Road
S. Belknap
S. Fierro
Heaths Arrested in Odessa Child Abuse Case
Prosecutors say incidents occurred from July 1985 to May 1986 in children homes two motels and rent houses. Three children gave statements, including two videotaped sessions with the youngest boy. The Heaths were arrested May 6 at 1916 N Tom Green Ave home of Mrs. Heaths father Carl Franklin. Franklin says the couple had lived with him for about a week and he knew nothing of the alleged activity.
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Davis
Heaths
N. Tom Green Ave
Heath
Carl
Lawmakers Propose Tax Hike to Fund Prisons
A bill from Reps. Bill Hollowell and Hugo Berlanga would raise the state sales tax by seven eighths of a cent and send the revenue to state prisons. The measure was referred to the House Ways and Means Committee, with Chairman Stan Schlueter signaling no hearings on tax hikes. Berlanga acknowledged slim chances in the House as Speaker Gib Lewis opposes increases during the current special session.
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Berlanga
House
Gib Lewis
Inmates discuss Crime Stoppers tip line and dangers
Inmates in July 1983 began accepting tips via a Crime Stoppers style program. Callers use a code number, jot notes, and pass tips to detectives with rewards for arrests and indictments set by a 26 member advisory board. Some inmates confess support while others fear retaliation and snitch stigma. Since inception three years ago 7,823 calls helped solve 358 cases yielding 63 felony arrests and rewards totaling 26,225 with large recoveries of property and narcotics.
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Citizen Advisory Board
Thornton
Ector County
Paul Adair
Andrews
Donald Martin
Second Street
Martin
Adair
Casey
Odessa
Retirement funds shift from CDs to government securities
Investor Sam McLelland, 72, favors CDs for safety and local banks but cautions higher investment needs. Green notes real interest rates may be better now but CDs lose retirement money while government securities mutual funds offer 9 to 12 percent returns. Investors seek safety and solid management as they plan for retirement.
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Green
Sam McLellan
McLelland
Escaped Heifers Roam Downtown near City Hall
Eight heifers fled the San Antonio Stock Yards on Wednesday and caused traffic snarls as they roamed up to a mile from home. Police corralled the last animal after a calf dashed near City Hall and threatened a library window, alarming pedestrians and drivers.
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San Antonio
City
Mike Willis
Willis
City Hall
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Ted C. Rambo
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E Prairie Ave
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Graham Ave
Manuel H. Ortiz Jr
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