Credit Fraud Details Raise Alarm Over Identity Theft Risks
Victims discuss how thieves exploit minimal data to open credit accounts. Experts warn of easy exit for criminals and elusive detection. Norwest Financial officials contrast thorough checks with lax retailers. BBB tips urge shredding documents to prevent misuse and protect credit ratings. Both defendants face up to ten years if convicted.
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Tracy Johnson
Tennon
Norwest Finance
Johnson
Jenkins David Green
Norwest Financial
Green
Denisa Marston
Permian Basin
Better Business Bureau
Marston
Chavarria and
City council stalls beer and wine plan near La Tienda
Norma McClure said the item died due to lack of a motion as ECISD opposed the proposal and councilwoman Calzada cited school concerns. Lowe Jr. said Lowe's wants full beer and wine sales to develop the shopping center, noting 5 to 10 percent of sales.”
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West Clements
South Crane
la Tienda
Calzada
Lowe’s
Roger Lowe Jr
Sai
Lowe
Save-Alot
Elena Vargas
Wilson Street
Eee
Ex-pastor extradited as Rwanda unrest looms in 1990s
Pastor Ntakirutimana, linked to Rwanda's 1994 genocide killings, is extradited after a 1996 law. U.S. courts upheld extradition despite treaty absence. Ex-attorney general Ramsey Clark, who represented him, did not return a message. Rwanda faces political turmoil with President Bizimungu resigning and Kagame potential rise as RPF meets.
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United States
Congress
Ntakirutimana
New Orleans
5Th U.S. Circuit Court
U.S
Ramsey Clark
Mugonero
Kibuye
Rwanda
DeGabrielle
Africa
Pasteur Bizimungu
Rwandan Patriotic Front
Bizimungu
Paul Kagame
Kagame
Prison System Faces Aging Facilities and Rising Maintenance
Prison officials warn the state must expand and maintain aging facilities as inmate populations grow. Prison board chairman Mac Stringfellow says the aging system is unavoidable and will require higher maintenance costs as old infrastructure fails and needs replacement.
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Franz
Mac Stringfellow
Early warm winter spurs home garden planting in Texas
Mild winter prompts Texans to plant vegetables earlier with May tomato harvests possible. Horticulturists note early mulching and reduced fertilizer to manage drought and water use while insects may be fewer. Demand rises for shrubs and herbs as planting shifts about four weeks forward across regions.
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Dusty Daniel
Contemporary Landscape Services and Nursery, Inc
College Station
Daniel
Bob Robinson
Panhandle
Galen Chandler
Police officer and suspect die after San Antonio shootout
In San Antonio on the south side, a police officer and a male suspect were killed after a confrontation during a warrant service at a Budget Inn near Brooks Air Force Base. The suspect, a Corpus Christi registered sex offender wanted on drug charges, died at the scene. the officer died later at University Hospital.
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San Antonio
Bexar County
Trevino
University Hospital
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