Border Patrol keeps Big Bend park in view amid shifting smuggling
The Big Bend station near Marfa and Alpine maintained vigilance with roadblocks and dogs after a major bust tied 35 pounds of marijuana to 3.5 pounds of heroin. In 1998 Texas and Arizona border sectors report rising arrests and seizures, while Big Bend sees slower, local patrols and occasional traffic for daily needs.
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Marfa
Alpine
U.S. Border Patrol
Davies
Tucson
Ariz
Border Patrol
Texas
California
Oklahoma
James Gilly
Gilly
US Border Patrol
Rio Grande Valley
el Paso
Presidio
Big Bend National Park
Rio Grande River
Rio Grande
Livesip
United States
United States Department of Agriculture
U.S
USDA
Park Service
Centers for Families and Children offers family support services
Shelly Jackson, clinical program manager, describes Center for Families and Children as providing coping skills and education for the community. The center offers family relations counseling and aid for crime victims, with on demand support groups for sexual abuse and robbery victims, aims to raise public awareness.
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Shelly Jackson
Jackson
Blue law battle over car lots drags in Texas
State officials plan to continue enforcing the blue law restricting car lot hours while a judge weighs a challenge. Judge Reed Leverton issued a memo suggesting the state may not enforce the law, but a Morals/ Morales spokesman called it nonbinding. Carmax, challenging the law as applied beyond El Paso, argues enforcement is unfair while the last Texas blue law remains in effect.
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Carmax Auto Superstores Inc
Leverton
Dusek
Texas
Independent Automobile Dealers Association
el Paso
Carmax
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Houston
Dallas
INS restructuring remains in flux amid fast moving budget talks
Jeanne Butterfield of the American Immigration Lawyers Association criticizes Congress as the INS reform moves navigate a giant spending package. Speaker Morra says the deal is not final as Rogers and Abraham push for INS changes while White House opposition and Republican skeptics threaten to drop the plan amid pending negotiations. Cecilia Munoz of the National Council of La Raza says immigrant groups will press the White House to resist reckless actions before adjournment.
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Jeanne Butterfield
American Immigration Lawyers Association
Rogers
Abraham
Congressional
INS
House Appropriations Committee
Elizabeth Morra
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Joe McMonigle
Texas
McMonigle
Clinton
White House
Doris Meissner
Odessa death notices sweep state line services
Odessa and surrounding areas report deaths of Violet Rhoades Cass 91 at Deering Nursing Home and Earskin Riley Gibson 71, a Mobil Oil foreman, with graveside services planned. Also Ruth Laye 81 of Fort Stockton, Thomas Booker Savage Jr. 82 of Santo, and others in Midland Eunice and Andrews regions. Funeral homes listed include Wright Colonial, Thomas, Fort Stockton, and Baum-Carlock-Bumgardner for service arrangements. Survivors span multiple states with spouses, children, and extended families noted.
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Cass Odessa
Violet Rhoades Cass
Deering Nursing Home
Snyder Cemetery
Craig Curry
Wright Colonial Funeral Home
Stephenville
Odessa
Fay Nell Gray
Bobbie Mosher
Big Spring
William D. Rhoades
Pampa
Lucille Foster
Calif
Irene Barnes
W.va
Fulrath
Midland
Raymond Fulrath
Memorial Hospital and Medical Center
Fairview Cemetery
Thomas Funeral Home
Mount Carroll
Ill
Earskin Riley Gibson
Mobil Oil
Parks Methodist Nursing Center
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Hawley
First Presbyterian Church
U.S. Navy
Mildred Cox
Cache
Okla
Ruth Laye
Fort Stockton
Ruth L. Laye
Amity Plastic Company
St. Agnes Church
Sarah Garnett
Fort Stockton Funeral Home
East Hill Cemetery
Chicago
Dennis Houren
Harry Houren
Karen
Chicago, Ill
Lucille White
Golden, Colo
Henrietta Trump
Phoenix
Ariz
Weatherford Hospital
North Santo
George E. Glover
Baum-Carlock-Bumgardner
Gordon
R.D. Sims
Eunice
N.M
R.D
Dee” Sims
First Baptist Church
G.A. Magee
Bruson Memorial Cemetery
Calvary Funeral Home
Lea County
Eunice Roping Club
Lea County Cowboy Hall of A
Chloe Sims
Floyd Sims
Bill Sims
Hobbs
Daugters
Betty Kemph
Martha Cone
Jay
Thelma Cooper
Minnie Hedgepeth
Jay, N.M
Faye Parrish
Dorothy Gregory
Jewel Griffin
Kingston
Oklo
Wright Odessa
Franklin Delano Wright
Chapel Hill Baptist Church
Nick Gates
Sunset Gardens
Frank W. Wilson
Mullin
Eva Wright
Kenneth Wright
Spring
Vickie Wright
Freeda Wilson
Michele Wright
Max
Clint Wright
George Wright
Doyle Wright
Goldthwaite
James Wright
Deland, Fla
Juanita Shields
Mansfield
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Texas Christian University
Lincoln
Savage Santo
Thomas Booker “T.B.” Savage Jr
Elmer Savage
Francisco Rios
Francisco R. Rios
Medical Center Hospital
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Shannon Michelle Peel
McNett Funeral
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Deville
Setta
Boas
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