Two-year terms for Alamo men in no tax stamp drug case
Jesus Javier Torres Rodolfo Torres Jr and Mario Cantu Jr all of Alamo Texas were sentenced Friday to two years in prison for no tax stamp for drugs stemming from a Jan 30 Highway Patrol stop on I 35 near here where eight pounds of marijuana were seized A fourth man released to Corpus Christi federal marshals for marijuana smuggling also faced charges The Torreses and Cantu received suspended sentences with two years probation including conditions to transfer probation Hidalgo County pay court costs and fees obtain a GED abstain from alcohol and drugs submit to random tests and repay lawyer fees plus drug evaluation and employment or training requirements.
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Glickman Adds His Name To House Bad-Check List
Rep. Dan Glickman of Kansas changed his stance to acknowledge overdrafts in his House bank account after reviewing an ethics committee report. The panel lists 296 current and 59 former members who wrote bad checks in a 39 month span ending last October. Senate Leader Bob Dole urged full disclosure and warned not all who are named are guilty.
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Kickapoo casino snared in political red tape
In Kansas the Kickapoo Indian Tribe faces a delay as Interior declines to rule on a casino compact while a state suit challenges Governor Finney's authority. The federal decision hinges on the state Supreme Court ruling, with ongoing court uncertainty shadowing tribal casino plans and revenue terms.
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Blackwoods bring Ottawa guest to OMA concert Sunday
The Blackwood Quartet with Ottawa native Brent Fredricks headlines at Ottawa Municipal Auditorium on Sunday March 21 at 7 30 p m Local show marks Fredricks first home appearance with the legendary gospel group They have won nine Grammys sold over 40 million records and performed with stars like Tanya Tucker Roy Rogers Dale Evans Ronnie Milsap Kenny Rogers Barbara Mandrell and Elvis Presley once called them his favorite group Tickets cost 9 7 5 with youth discounts and are on sale at Butler's Music Beyond Video and the OMA box office
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