Murder Plea Details in Velasquez Case Shocks Community
Victor Carrasco Velasquez, 19, of Kermit pleaded guilty to two counts of murder and one count of attempted capital murder. He received two life terms and a 99 year sentence. The pleas reportedly uncover an alleged confession. Final chapter on Page 1D.
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Victor Carrasco Velasquez
Kermit
Southwest Conference signs top Texas football talent
On national letter signing day, the SWC gathered most of Texas schoolboy football talent. TCU coach F A Dry scored twice against the Big Eight, signing bluechip quarterback Anthony Gulley of Dallas South Oak Cliff and Temple running back Kenny Davis. Weather notes predict fair skies and upper 70s Friday with a low in the mid 40s.
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Southwest Conference
Texas
TCU
F.A. Dry
Bluechip
Anthony Gulley
Dallas South Oak Cliff
Temple
Kenny Davis
Education expansion debate shapes UT Permian Basin future
Former Governor Preston Smith forecast UT Permian Basin would become a four year university while a state education commissioner told Odessa residents that a Texas Tech University branch medical school has better odds. The report continues on Page 1D.
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Preston Smith
University of Texas of
Permian Basin
Texas Tech University
CETA Public Service Jobs Face Six Month Cut Plan
Forty Ector County residents would lose public service jobs over six months if Reagan budget cuts pass Congress by March 15. In a 17 county area, about 30 percent of CETA activity could be eliminated with layoffs starting April 1 at 15 percent per month.
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Ector County
Congress
Willie Taylor
Comprehensive Employment and Training Act Consortium
Permian Basin
Taylor
Washington, D.C
Echority
Man nabbed in killing of Midland girl
A 17 year old Midland girl Karen Wynell Rickey was found dead on a county road southeast of Midland after being beaten with a rock and run over. Steven Andrew Morse 19 of Vacaville California was arrested after evidence pointed to a car at Midland Park Mall. Morse charged with murder and held on $100000 bond. Autopsy and dental records confirmed the victim. Body taken to Newnie W. Ellis Funeral Home.
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Midland
Karen Wynell Rickey
William Rickey
Midland County
Midland County Sheriff's Deputies
Midland Park
Steven Andrew Morse
Vacaville
California
Morse
Pasadena
Midland Peace
Charlie Sprayberry
Midland Sheriff's Department
Midland Police Department
Midland Department of Public Safety
Rickey
Newnie W. Ellis Funeral Home
West Texas lawmakers back Reagan plan with caveats
West Texas legislators express general approval of President Reagan’s plan to cut federal spending though caution remains over education and arts funding. Rep Richard C White urges scrutiny of proposed tax cuts and offsets while supporting more state control. Sen E L Short worries about an 8 percent cut in education though notes Texas financial stability. Rep Kent Hance voiced strong support in Odessa.
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West Texas
Reagan
Congress
U.S
Richard C. White
el Paso
E.L. Short
Tohoka
Kent Hance
Lubbock
Odessa
Rep. White
White
Sen. Short
Texas
Short
Jimmy Carter
America
Reagan economic plan faces tough sell to Congress
President Reagan and top aides push a multi billion dollar mix of tax and spending cuts as Democrats express concern over tax relief benefiting the rich. Stockman and Regan urge rapid approval while Congress weighs the package amid skepticism about the size of cuts and fairness to lower income Americans.
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Washington
Reagan
Congress
White House
Treasury
Donald Regan
David A. Stockman
Capitol Hill
Stockman
Senate Budget Committee
Regan
Congressional Joint Economic Committee
Henry S. Reuss
D-Wis
Frederick W. Richmond
D-N.y
United States
Richmond
Best little list in Texas sparks federal court fight
In San Antonio AP, El Pueblo moves to federal court to publish a list alleging influential local men patronized a brothel. A state judge had issued a temporary restraining order against printing the names. Mrs Saldivar filed a $7.5 million slander suit naming Theresa Brown and others, arguing First Amendment rights. The case centers on a list that reportedly names politicians judges journalists and businessmen and the price paid and personal details.
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San Antonio
el Pueblo Today
el Pueblo
Jesse Botello
Federal District Court
Freedom of the Press
Botello
James Onion
Col
Umnist
Armandina Saldiva
Ms. Brown
Onion
Brown
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