Ex-defendant laments not going to trial in theft case
Two women cleared of charges saying they are glad the case is over yet bitter they never faced trial. Frances Rios and Audelia Sturgeon faced felony theft counts from 1982 incidents in Ector County. Prosecutors dropped charges after key witnesses could not be located.
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Box of old money orders found in justice office storeroom
An official says a cardboard box with money orders and checks, some aged enough to require reissue, was found in a justice of the peace storeroom in 1984 after a secretary quit. He calls the incident routine amid accounting problems in the office.
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Manuel Valles
Valles
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Justice of the Peace
Jimmy Harris
Economist predicts oil prices stay low through 1987
Federal Reserve economist Roger Dunstan told the Odessa Permian Basin Economics Club that oil prices will hover near 15 dollars a barrel this year and likely through 1987, with a rise in 1988 or 1989. He warned OPEC has few options and Saudi policy influences prices to limit Iran’s revenues, amid the Iran Iraq war.
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Odessa
Roger Dunstan
Permian Basin Economics Club
Mission Country Club
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Economist
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Saudi Arabia
Iran
Iraq
Crossroads clash in Cape Town camp leaves many dead
In Crossroads, a shantytown near Cape Town, two rival factions fought for control of a burnt squatters camp using clubs and machetes. At least 14 people were killed as vigilantes routed militants while police used tear gas. The violence follows a month of tensions between anti apartheid activists and the conservative camp committee led by Johnson Ngxobongwana.
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South Africa
Cape Town
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Smuggling Ring Used Mail Trucks to Move Illegal Aliens
Federal officials say a 12 year ring smuggled more than 10 000 illegal aliens from the Caribbean and Central America into the United States using safe houses in Mexico Texas and Arizona. Ten arrested in El Paso and Fort Worth sweep. three at large. 13 indicted May 27 on multiple felony counts. Drivers for a private company contracted with the Postal Service loaded aliens onto tractor trailers and routed them to Phoenix and the Dallas Fort Worth area before flights to New England.
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U.S
Texas
Arizona
U.S. Border Patrol
Fort Worth
Jim Selke
Border Patrol
United States
Ring
Caribbean
Central America
Mexico
Selbe
Selke
New Baptist leader calls for fewer liberals
Rev Adrian Rogers of Memphis swept to the presidency of the Southern Baptist Convention as fundamentalists retain the post for an eighth straight year. He urged less feuding and said teachers and staff at Baptist seminaries and agencies should reflect the denomination’s core Biblical view, while denying any mandate on personal beliefs.
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Atlanta
Southern Baptist Convention
Tennessee
Adrian Rogers
Memphis
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