Rare 47 star New Mexico flag returns to Alamogordo display
Ward Topping donated a 47 star wool flag celebrating New Mexico statehood to the Tularosa Basin Historical Society Museum in Alamogordo. Curator Kathryn Gren notes few such flags exist and hopes for a formal dedication and protective display. The flag traveled from a Northern California bar where it faded between 1976 and 1982, then prompted Topping to return home.
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SRT members train for rapid border security missions
Rodriguez describes the Border Patrol special response team in Marfa, detailing extra training, fitness standards, on call readiness, and 24 hour availability. The unit has expanded duties, protects officials, witnesses, and even the Republic of Texas people during trials.
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San Antonio
SRT
Garza
Border Patrol
Prude Ranch
Marfa
Sherwood Place
Smuggling crackdown urged after border trafficking warnings
Simon Garza Jr. warns smugglers endanger lives despite INS safety push. Marfa Sector reports 14,177 undocumented aliens apprehended in 1997 98, up from 12,658. An investigation into a smugglers group continues as Ronald Eugene Jones and Kenneth McCoy Harris Jr. face docket call in Pecos on Oct. 19 before Judge Lucius Bunton.
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Marfa
INS
Ronald Eugene Jones
Charlotte
N.C
Kenneth McCoy Harris Jr
Emory
Harris
Jones
U.S. District Court
Pecos
Lucius Bunton
Drought risks loom as La Nina and El Nino shift ocean signals
Weather scientists warn that a dry La Nina winter could worsen 1998 crops in West Texas by preventing ground water recharge. Experts say drought ends require a prolonged rain pattern, and hopeful NASA Topex satellite data suggest Pacific cooling and warming may offset each other. If El Nino lasts, Texas ranchers may gain needed rainfall.
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Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Craig Anderson
del Rio
Vannozzi
South
Texas
California
Bill Pattert
NASA
Pacific Ocean
Odessa blotter lists alleged crimes and injuries reported
Police and sheriffs logs show a range of incidents including aggravated sexual assault of a 13 year old in central Odessa, a 35 year old woman run over by a car, theft charges, indecency with a child, aggravated robbery at Westgate Motel, and possession charges. Also noted are mischief, theft at Town and Country, and a custody interference dispute.
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Baca Drive
Ventura Ave
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Fritch
President Nixon Resigned Over Perjury Allegations
The speaker notes that past presidents including Eisenhower Kennedy and Reagan faced alleged misconduct in office. He raises questions about perjury before a grand jury and obstruction of justice, citing Nixon’s resignation when accused of perjury.
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Kennedy
Reagan
Nixon
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