Davis reinstatement vote delays stay in county case
An Ector County judge ordered reinstatement of Davis after a sexual harassment suit against the sheriff’s department. The county seeks a stay and plans a federal appeal while the district attorney moves to fund an new investigator position. Davis remains off payroll until ruling.
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Davis
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Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
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Ector County Commissioners Court
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County discusses detention center expansion and budget squeeze
Precinct 3 Commissioner Tom Todd said the center needs 500 beds as part of a two phase project planned to begin in 1994 with more rooms a kitchen and dining facilities and added security cameras. Commissioners weigh pre development costs against other next year funding requests as a 1993 94 budget workshop is set. The court also approved a new fixed asset policy for missing property and holds department heads accountable for listed items or reimbursing value on depreciation if reporting procedures fail.
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Precinct 3
Tom Todd
Bobo
Jordan
Commissioners Court
Ector County
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Narita Holmes
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Clinton nominates Ruth Bader Ginsburg to Supreme Court
President Clinton announced Ruth Bader Ginsburg as the nominee to fill Justice Byron White's seat signaling a potential moderate shift. Moynihan predicted Senate confirmation by party lines with strong backing from women's groups noting Ginsburg's deep commitment to women's issues and her history of overcoming discrimination.
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D-N.y
Senate
Harriett Woods
National Women’s Political Caucus
Ginsburg
White House
Byron White
Supreme Court
Clinton
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