Feasibility study eyed for Pecos Earl Bell School site
Unopposed council members and the mayor heard a feasibility study proposal for a community center and recreational facility on the vacant Earl Bell School property. School trustees would allow use contingent on study, cost estimates, and sponsorship by a qualified applicant.
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Lew Barrett
Town
Busy Pecos federal court session jurors hear indictments
The Pecos Division of the U S District Court held a busy June session with over 100 prospective jurors called for a petit jury and a grand jury that returned three indictments. About 24 defendants were in custody on bond or in Reeves County jail, with hearings, arraignments, trials, and probation matters continuing through June 6 to June 8.
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Rey Guerrero
Doug Garman
Pecos Rodeo Grounds
Town of Pecos
Reeves County Commissioner's Court
James Construction Company of
Pecos
Robert Hinojos
U.S. District of Texas
Reeves County
Marfa
Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Bureau
el Paso
Drug Enforcement Administration
Alpine
U.S. District Court
William Sessions
Judge Sessions
Jean Boykin
Betsy Hall
Richard Mesa
U.S
Western District of Texas
Shannon Green
Mesa
el Paso-Pecos
Stella McAnally
Irma Rayos
U.S. Marshals Office
J.M. Preson
Bakke case looms as Supreme Court decision nears
The nation awaits a ruling on Allan Bakke and reverse discrimination. Justices prepare for a term ending with anticipated decisions including University of California Regents v Bakke. The outcome could define race relations and affirmative action after 15 years of programs.
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Richard Carelli
Associated Press
Washington
Allan Bakke
The
Nation
Supreme Court
Bakke
Sunnydale
Calif
University of California
California Supreme Court
Kathryn Hudson Golden Girl nominee for Rotary Revue
Kathryn Jane Hudson daughter of H R Hudson 1801 Jackson is Tri K's Golden Girl nominee for this year's Rotary Revue. In Freshman year she lettered in varsity track on the volleyball team and participated in band for two years. As a senior she will be business manager of the yearbook and secretary of Tri K Klub, a four year member. She attends First Baptist Church and enjoys water and snow skiing swimming cooking embroidery oil painting and piano.
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Kathryn Jane
Janie) Hudson
H.R. Hudson
Jackson
Tri-K
Rotary Revue
Miss Hudson
Hudson
Tri-K-Klub
First Baptist Church
Pecos youths held after marijuana arrest. bonds set
Nine Pecos youths were apprehended early Monday on alleged misdemeanor marijuana possession. One adult, James Williamson, 18, received two years probation after pleading guilty to burglary of a vehicle in the 143rd Judicial District Court. four others were released on $2,000 bonds. Juveniles remain in custody or released to guardians as cases proceed.
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Justice of the Peace
Pecos
James Matthew Williamson
Missouri
Williamson
Sacramento man given 16 year term for attempted burglary
George Kokinda, 62, of Sacramento addressed, was sentenced to 16 years in prison after being found guilty in the 143rd Judicial District Court for the December attempted burglary of a habitation. The judge imposed the term after reviewing the probation report, with Kokinda filing notice of appeal through his attorney.
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Sacramento
George Kokinda
143Rd Judicial District Court
Kokinda
Lawrence Fuller
Vacation house check offered by Pecos Police Department
The Pecos Police Department provides a vacation house check for homes within Pecos city limits. Homeowners away for at least three days can visit 510 S. Oak to request daily police checks during their absence. Implement steps include notifying police, stopping mail, arranging lawn care, lighting timers, dead bolt doors, and informing a neighbor and the department of return.
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Pecos
S. Oak
Police Department
Fines assessed on illegal alien charge in Odessa
Paul Cabral Martinez and Daniel Del Rio Chacon, an American citizen and a legal resident, pleaded guilty to aiding illegal entry. Magistrate J M Preston fined each $200, suspended six months in jail, and placed them on unsupervised probation for one year with payment terms $40 monthly.
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Odessa
United States
U.S
J.M. Preston
Paul Cabral Martinez
Daniel del Rio-Chacon
Preston
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