Grand jurors indict 17 in Monday session
Reeves County grand jurors returned 17 indictments in Monday session. Several defendants face bonds from 1,000 to 25,000 for burglaries, forgery, heroin possession, criminal mischief, and aggravated assault. Names include Hector L Chavez Victor F Chavez Alfredo Chavez Lopez Jerome Berkley Joe Galindo Regino Bustamentes Guillermo Encisco and others. Details withheld pending investigation.
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Hector L. Chavez
Victor F. Chavez
Alfredo Chavez Lopez
Jerome Berkley
Glenn Cameron
Thomas Vernon
Joe Galindo
Marty Howard
Roy Wilson
Regino Bustamentes
Joe Garcia
Pecos Valley Gin Co
Isaeal Chavez
Ronnie Valenzuela
Chavez
Valenzuela
Guillermo Encisco
Ed Robinson
California
Robert Estridge
Draft proposals and oddities in civilian service plans
In a column, Gene Douglas debates a universal 90 day draft as a training and unity measure, outlines options for taking 30 days in three years or a year in reserve, and notes quirky bar nicknames for boards. The piece shifts to a vision of city owned cable and telecom, citing a Norwegian example to suggest minimal maintenance and revenue use for service upgrades.
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Gene Douglas
Army
University of Ohio
O.U. Medical School
Draught Board
Geilo
Norway
FPC nearly triples interstate gas ceiling
The Federal Power Commission nearly quadrupled the ceiling for interstate natural gas prices, boosting a typical consumer's yearly bill by about 15.60. Estimates show regional increases from 5.20 in Florida to 23.14 in Ohio with wide variation by usage and state. Overall, a first year rise could reach 1.5 billion dollars.
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Stan Bejamin
Associated Press
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Federal Power Commission
Commission
Florida
Wreck injures family. mother Lisa Harper Carrico dies
Lisa Harper Carrico, mother of Pecos High School music director Bill Carrico, died in a Sunday crash near Kingman Arizona when a northbound 1971 Toyota swerved and hit two oncoming vehicles. Carrico's wife Reba and two children were seriously injured with multiple fractures and lacerations. Services for Carrico were set for San Antonio at St Johns Catholic Church with burial at San Fernando Cemetery. Inrelated news oil imports rose 34 percent in June widening the US trade deficit to 377.3 million dollars.
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Pecos
Bill Carrico
Department of Public Safety
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Ariz
Carrico
Reba
Kingman’s
Mojave General Hospital
Enterprise
Lance
Mary
Lisa
San Antonio
St. John’s Catholic Church
San Fernando
Rosary
Roy Akers
Washington
U.S
Commerce Department
Renovated federal courtroom reactivated after four years
After nearly four years of inactivity the federal courtroom on the third floor of the local post office building is back in use. The Pecos division was reactivated by U S District Court Judge D W Suttle of San Antonio amid rising drug case load. Civil suits will likely stay in Midland. criminal Anticipated judge oversight includes U S magistrate J M Preston Pecos. Grand jury now meets every 30 days if cases arise.
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Grand Jury Room
Stephen Bates
U.S. District Court
D.W. Suttle
San Antonio
Midland
Mary Jane Gray
Brewster
Culberson, Davis, Hudspeth
Loving
Presidio
Reeves, Ward
Winkler Counties
Federal
Grand Jury
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