Toyah seeks 250000 HUD grant for water and housing plans
The Permian Basin Regional Planning Commission will consider a resolution to review and comment on the City of Toyah's application for a 250000 Community Development Block Grant. The June 14 meeting in Midland will assess water system improvements 171000 and housing rehabilitation 79000 aiding 275 residents with energy insulation and fire protection upgrades.
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Permian Basin Regional Planning Commission
City of
Toyah
Commission
Air Terminal
Midland
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Planning Commission
Comprehensive Education and Training Act
Bodies of Pecos resident and Fort Stockton man found
Bodies of Pecos resident Guadalupe Jiminez and Fort Stockton’s Felix Rodriguez were found shot to death Tuesday near the Pecos County Coliseum in Fort Stockton. Arizona authorities notified Pecos County officers after arrests in Arizona triggered the search. Autopsies ordered. investigators say Jiminez was shot in the head after head trauma and Rodriguez beaten then shot. 13 shots fired from a .22. Four Pecos County suspects held in Arizona as Pecos County prepares capital murder warrants. The case is aided by Fort Stockton Police, Texas Rangers, and the Texas Dept of Public Safety.
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Pecos
Fort Stockton
Pecos County Coliseum
Guadalupe Jiminez
Felix Rodriguez
Arizona
Pecos County
Pecos Highway
Fred Capers
Jiminez
Rodriguez
Indictments Returned in Pecos for Multiple Felonies
Reeves County Grand Jury returned unsealed felony indictments Tuesday for 11 Pecos residents. Charges include aggravated assault on a peace officer and with a deadly weapon, unlawful possession of heroin, felony thefts, and other offenses. Bonds range from 1,000 to 20,000 with several defendants released pending further court actions.
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Pecos
Reeves County Grand Jury
143Rd
Manuel Ortiz Reyes
Third
Reyes
Melchor Chavez
Maderos Rd
Pilar Chavez
Sally
W. 5Th
Californians approve 7 billion property tax cut Prop 13
Prop 13 wins by a near two to one margin, slashing California property taxes by about 57 percent on average. Howard Jarvis cheers as the tax revolt gains momentum nationwide. Gov. Brown wins renomination as Republican rivals back Prop 13, while turnout soars in major urban areas.
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Doug Willis
Associated Press
LOS Angeles
Edmund Brown Jr
Evelle
Women's Chamba of Commerce Fest IV Committee Meeting Schedule
The Fest IV committee will hold meetings each Thursday at 7 p.m. through June 30 to finalize details. All members are urged to attend, a spokesman said.
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Gail Box
Johnny Mauldin
Country Life
Connie Swaim
Julie Battens Crowned Golden Girl Candidate for Rotary Rodeo Revue
Julie Elizabeth Battens of 2119 Nebraska- represents Pecos Savings and Loan in the Rotary Rodeo Revue for Golden Girl. An honor student at Pecos High School she is a historian for the Distributive Education Clubs of America and a sentinel for the Future Farmers of America. She will travel to Florida as Texas Area II Voting Delegate for the Future Homemakers of America. Battens is active in civic projects fashion merchandising and horseback riding and dancing. She works after school and on weekends at Sears Roebuck and Company.
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Pecos Savings and Loan
Julie Elizabeth Battens
Nebraska
Miss Battens
Pecos High School
Distributive Education Clubs of America
Florida
Homemakers of
America
Sears, Roebuck, and Company
Marathon mission 2400 mile trek from Morgan City to San Francisco
Walter K R Holm of Thibodaux Louisiana undertakes a 2400 mile running trek to raise awareness for The Hunger Project. He began May 14 from near Imperial and plans to reach San Francisco, aided by Kerry Roche and her son Christian who join him by car during the days. He writes governors outlining the project’s aim for individual responsibility to end starvation within 19 years.
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America
Walter K.R. Holm
Thibodaux
Southeast Asia
Pecos
Pecos Enterprise
Morgan City
San Francisco
Calif
Imperial
Orla
Holm
Providence
R.I
Houston
Kerry Roche
Christian
Kerry
el Paso
Three Mexicans Convicted in Pecos Immigration Case
Three Mexican nationals were found guilty in the Pecos Division of the Western District of Texas on immigration charges. Joaquin Santa Cruz-Zuniga and Gabriel Hernandez-Baeza pled guilty to aiding and abetting illegal aliens, while Jose Antelmo Balderama-Rodriguez admitted illegal reentry. They await sentencing, remanded to U.S. Marshal custody with bonds set earlier this year.
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U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
William S. Sessions
Pecos
U.S. District Court
Western District of
Texas
Joaquin Santa Cruz-Zuniga
Gabriel Hernandez-Baeza
Jose Antelmo Balderama-Rodriguez
U.S
Reeves County
Cruz-Zuniga
Hernandez-Baeza
Balderama-Rodriguez
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Reeves County Sheriff's Department
Albert Hernandez Contreras
Ramon Ortiz Chavez
Thomas Lee Mayer
Rye
N.Y
William Perry Mattox, Jr
Johnny Royce Fussell
Hector Montano
James Huddlen
Younger
Ed Davis
Fresno
Ken Maddy
San_ Diego
Pete Wilson
Brown
West Texas
Big Bend
Jarvis
California
The
Future Farmers of America and
Will
Julie Elizabeth Batters
Runner
Big Daddy
Ream Aula
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