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Ector Teacher Faces TECAT Setback and Resolve
Zavala Magnet School teacher Jessie Smith, a 20 year minority teaching veteran, failed the March 10 TECAT essay portion and two reading questions. She rejects shame, plans to simplify her letter writing to pass, and awaits a June retest while considering other career options.
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Zavala
Jessie Smith
Smith
Texas
Measurement Incorporated
Durham
N.C
Presidio Bank Denies Laundering Charge Amid Cash Surge
First Presidio Bank president Richard Slack refutes U S Customs claims that the bank laundered drug money. He notes cash flow has doubled since 1982 due to cross border finance after Mexican banks were nationalized, with the bank asset base at 11 million and weekly cash flow around 150 000 to 160 000.
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Presidio
West Texas
U.S. Customs Service
U.S
Richard Slack
First Presidio Bank
Slack
William von Raab
Washington
von Raab
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Texas
Jim Mahan
Pecos
Monahans
West
North Ector County
New Presidio Bridge
Ron Coleman
Leyva
James Sexton
Sexton
Congress Remains on Path to Cut Reagan Defense Budget
The House approved a 1987 budget of 994 billion with a 35 billion cut to Pentagon spending and a 7.3 billion tax increase above Reagan’s request. President Reagan warned the cuts threaten defense gains, calling the plan radical anti-defense policy. House Democrats pushed the measure despite the White House appeal.
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Washington
White House
Congress
Reagan
House
Pentagon
Robert H. Michel
R-Iil
Delbert L. Latta
Ohio
House Budget Committee
Bob Michel
William H. Gray
D-Pa
Two Teen Climbers Survive Mount Hood Snow Cave
Portland doctors report two teen survivors improving after more than three days buried in a snow cave on Mount Hood. A rescue effort found eight climbers, six of whom died, amid a deadly snowstorm that hit thirteen climbers. Giles Thompson, 16, from Longview, was near death but showing signs of recovery, while Brinton Clark, 15, of Portland, remained reasonably well.
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Portland
Ore
Mount Hood
Clackamas County
Gene Hanners
Giles Thompson
Longview
Wash
Providence Medical Center
Duane S. Bietz
Bietz
Brinton Clark
William Long
Playground extortionists collect rent in Springfield
In Springfield Massachusetts police describe a wave of juvenile extortion targeting rent money from parents. Detectives say children threaten and beat victims using knives and other means. An 11 year old was arrested on extortion charges with a 10 year old summoned to court.
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Springfield
Mass
George Pigeon
Anthony Pioggia Jr
Pioggia
Pigeon
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