Supreme Court to Rule on Seasonal Mexican Laborers
The Supreme Court agreed to decide if thousands of Mexican laborers can legally commute to the United States for seasonal farm work. The case centers on conflicting appeals court rulings on seasonal and daily commuting and raises broader effects for California and Texas farmers.
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Washington
Supreme Court
United States
California
Texas
U.S
Circuit Court
Appeals Court For
District of Columbia
U.S. Circuit Court
San Francisco
United Farm Workers
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Young Pecos boy injured by backing car on Hickory Street
Four year old Pedro Sotello was playing in the street when Manuel Valdez of 502 North Hickory Street backed out of his driveway and struck him, dragging the boy about ten feet to Memorial Hospital and then Winkler County Hospital for care.
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Dick Pattillo
Leo Flliott
Pedro Sotello
N. Hickory St
Pecos
N. Hickory Street
Manuel Valdez
Hickory St
Valdez
Memorial Hospital
Winkler County Hospital
Windless Weekend Weather Across Texas and Pecos
Cool windless conditions dominate the weekend with Pecos posting a 23 degree low and a 66 degree high. Forecasters expect a warming trend through the week as fog and light rain affect the eastern two thirds of Texas.
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Pecos
Texas
Associated Press
Gulf of
Vasquez Starkey named to hospital board in Pecos
County commissioners appointed George Vasquez and Mike Starkey to fill vacancies on the local hospital board replacing W.S. McCree and Roy Pearce whose terms expire this year. Vasquez owns Terrazas Furniture and Starkey runs Bozeman Drug. New openings come as daylight saving time prompts 9 am county office hours through March.
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George Vasquez
Mike Starkey
W.S. “Creamy'’ McCree
Roy Pearce
Vasquez
Pecos
Terrazas Furniture
Starkey
Bozeman Drug
Henley defense attacks statements in murder trial
Houston trial opening sees Pauline Henley recount her son Wayne Henley’s alleged incoherence after his arrest for the homosexual torture slayings of 27 youths. Defense seeks to suppress confessions as coerced while prosecutors note a single other witness, David Owen Brooks, linked to at least seven deaths.
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Jim Barlow
Houston
Tex
Pauline Henley
Elmer Wayne Henley
Henley
Pate
Wayne
William M. Hatten
Will Gray
Charles Melcher
David Owen Brooks
Brooks
Dean Arnold Corll
Corll
Charles Ray Cobble
Cobble
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Palacios
Wink
Childress
Beaumont
Port Arthur
Vasquez, Starkey
Ishmael Carrasco
Cecil Cothrun
H.D. Glover
State Health Department
Balmorhea
Carrasco
Jane Moore
Lelord Kordel
Wynn Hamilton Jr
Mike Burkholder
Joe Prew
A.J. Jackson
General
Law Library
Permian Basin Regional Planning Commission
Marguerite Kent
Tom Holder
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