Judge notes missing Selena case files in court record
In Houston a state judge acknowledged a missing box of Selena Quintanilla related files once in the court record during Yolanda Saldivar's murder trial. The sealed, 1,800 pages for Abraham Quintanilla Jr. were ordered withheld and appear to be absent since a venue change in 1995. The appeals court seeks to determine if missing records warrants a new trial and who can certify substituted copies.
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Houston
Yolanda Saldivar
Mike Wi
Saldivar
Selena Quintanilla
Westergren
14Th Court of
Selena
Corpus Christi
Harris County
Bvar
Patrick McGuire
Nuece
Torney
Carlos Valdez
Valdez
Chambers
Jo Ellen Hewins
Abraham Quintanilla Jr
Mexico Court Rules on Salinas Sister-in-law Case
A Mexican court ruled there is enough evidence to prosecute Paulina Castanon Rios Zertuche, sister-in-law of former president Carlos Salinas de Gortari, for alleged efforts to pressure a former chauffeur to alter testimony. The judge stayed execution of an arrest warrant amid ongoing high-profile links to Raul Salinas and the Salinas murder investigations.
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Mexico City
Fed
Paulina Castanon Rios Zertuche
Salinas Oe Gortari
Salinas
Carlos Salinas de Gortari
Mexico
Almoloya Hegel
Muris
Aes
Raul Salinas
Switzerland
Peredo Garcia
Odessa blotter police reports list injuries and crimes
A retrospective blotter item compiles police reports from Odessa with details on a 42 year old man reporting an attempted ram at Wal Mart, a 29 year old woman damaging a storm door, and a 41 year old man jailed on probation violations including cocaine related charges and failure to identify. The report cites private residences and crime locations with nearby street addresses and times.
Odessa man released after bonding on DWI and suspended license
A 33 year old Odessa man Michael Curtis Schornick posted a $3,000 bond and was released from Ector County Jail after being charged with felony driving while intoxicated and driving with a suspended license. He resides at 2016 Brentwood Drive.
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Odessa
Ector County
Michael Curtis Schornick
Brentwood Drive
Burglary and Theft Incidents Reported in Odessa
Police logged several cases including a 1983 Cadillac Fleet and a 1992 Chevrolet 2500 truck stolen from Music City Mall between 5 30 p m and 7 45 p m Saturday valued at 10 000 a 1995 Honda Accord valued at 20 000 stolen from YMCA Sunday afternoon after a man removed keys from inside the facility A burglary of a building damaged door and door facing with a 100 value occurred Monday morning Criminal mischief at West Texas Auto Recovery involved shots into the office and multiple damaged vehicles including windshields and hoods valued at 3600 the incidents span Saturday to Sunday in Odessa and involve several named locations and a 26 year old man.
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Flores Cafe
Music City
42Nd St
E. Uni
West Texas Auto Recovery
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Three Oklahoma teens indicted in cheerleader death
In Montague County Texas prosecutors allege Curtis Gambill 19 of Terral Okla Joshua Bagwell 17 and Randy Lee Wood 17 of Waurika Okla were charged with capital murder murder and organized criminal activity in the death of Heather Rich a 16 year old Waurika High School cheerleader whose body was found in a creek near the Oklahoma Texas border Rich and Bagwell had been drinking and had sex Gambill told the FBI the group feared she would accuse them then they shot her and dumped her body from a bridge. The district attorney has not yet announced a death penalty decision.
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Okla
Oklahoma
Texas
Tim Cole
Montague County
Curtis Gambill
Terral
Joshua Bagwell
Randy Lee Wood
Heather Rich
Waurika High School
Rich
Cole
Bagwell
Gambill
FBI
Wood
Miss Rich
Wauri
Texas joins recall list amid oyster safety scare
New York Indiana and New Mexico joined states recalling raw oysters after FDA found gastrointestinal illness links. Oysters from eight beds in Legasiane and Louisiana Bay areas were implicated with dozens affected. discard any harvested on or after Dec 23. Federal officials warned consumers to avoid these areas.
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Indiana
New Mexico
Legasiane
Louisiana
Black Bay
Lake Machias
Lake Fortuna
California Bay
Bay Crake
Bay Gardene
American Bay
Bay Lafourche
Food and Drug Administration
Rente Pte Fy Reape
Louisi Salemi Rial
Florida
Georgia
Indictments In Ector County Target Several Defendants
A 70th District Grand Jury indicted multiple defendants last week. Jose Alfredo Carbajal Jr. 17 release on 10000 bond faces burglary of habitation. Freddie Joe Jaquez 47 release on 50000 bond for heroin possession. Clarence Law 46 Midland released on 10000 bond for theft. Eldedio Dominguez Llan ez 17 1212 Smith St held on 10000 bond for burglary and organized crime activity. Michael Craig Powell 21 4775 Oakwood Drive No 207 released on 2500 bond for marijuana possession.
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Ector County
Jose Alfredo Carbajal Jr
W. Mapp Sr
Freddie Joe Jaquez
Eldedio Dominguez
Llanez
Smith St
Eldedio Dominguez Llanez
Smith Sr
Michael Craig Powell
Oakwood Drive No
Georgetown Seeks Nightlife and Theater to Boost Evening Economy
Georgetown residents and officials weigh where to add entertainment options as town debates liquor sales and a new 20 screen Cinemark theater. Local families express desire for dining venues, live music, and a modern cinema, while existing recreation centers highlight space limits and youth activity needs. Tourism in Williamson County rises, with 58 million spent in 1994, yet evenings remain underserved.
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TGIF
Georgetown
Cinemark
Austin
Isaac
Carrie Banks
Debra Mathis
Hill
Hollywood Videos
Doug Gordon
Hollywood Video Chain
Beaverton
Ore
Donald Bench
Leander
Texas
Texas Department of Commerce
Williamson County
Wranglers Cheerful Push to Raise 20000 for Trip
Faced with a two week deadline the Wranglers fear they cannot raise the needed 20000. Yet determined members led by Tiffany on urged the Louw to try. They plan to pursue donations and even hope Southwest Airlines will provide airfare.
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Texas Honky Tonk Band
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The
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