Fest IV Celebration At Prairie Dog Park Opens Tonight
Celebration continues with Fest IV at Prairie Dog Park off Interstate 20. Activities include a wide variety of events and the program begins at 6 p.m. Civic groups and local sponsors organized the city event expecting a large turnout.
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Prairie Dog Park
Interstate 20
Pecos residents held in Pecos County jail on murder charges
Ramon Matta Jr and Ruben O Hernandez both from Alpine are jailed in Pecos County Fort Stockton facing two counts of capital murder. Extradited from Arizona, they were charged June 26 by Justice of the Peace Fred Capers who ordered no bond. A 16 year old female co‑defendant was also extradited. Victims were Felix Rodriguez and Guadalupe Jiminez.
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Pecos
Pecos County
Fort Stockton
Ramon Matta, Jr
Ruben O. Hernandez
Alpine
Justice of the Peace
Fred Capers
Hernandez and
Matta
Arizona
Larry Gibbs
Tony Cordova
Felix Rodriguez
Guadalupe Jiminez
Bisbee
Ariz
Hernandez
Rodriguez
Jiminez
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Session tomorrow Council meetings on 1978-79 budget
The City Council meets tomorrow at 7 30 a m at City Hall 110 E 6th for a public hearing on the budget for the year ending June 30 1979 The Revenue Sharing allotment is expected at 135 927 with 35 000 uncommitted funds from 1977 1978 Agenda items include approving June 12 minutes placing 175 watt mercury vapor un metered street lights at Ash and F Streets amending the 1977 78 budget property tax adjustments and wastewater plant step two under public law 92 500 plus a vote on related matters.
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City Hall
Ash
Southwest Microfilm Listing at 2601 E Yandell
A catalog entry for Southwest Microfilm located at 2601 East Yandell, El Paso, with reference numbers Dox 10054 and a postal code 79994. The note identifies the business address and identifiers for contact or filing purposes.
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Southwest Microfilm
E. Yandell
Dox
el Paso
Tex
Two U.S. citizens fined after pleading guilty in immigration case
Jorge Flores-Gomez 29 of Kermit and Emilio Valenzuela Diaz 27 of Anthony New Mexico were sentenced to six months in jail on two counts each with time to serve suspended for one year probation and fines of $100. The cases in the Pecos Division of the Western District of Texas involved aiding and abetting aliens to illegally enter the United States. Nicolas Natividad-Lara also known as George Basaldua 28 and Aurelio Lopez-Santiano 27 received 179 days imprisonment.
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United States
U.S
J.M. Preston
Pecos
U.S. District Court
Texas
Jorge Flores-Gomez
Kermit
Preston
Emilio Valenzuela Diaz
Anthony
N.M
Valenzuela-Diaz
Nicolas Natividad-Lara
George Basaldua
Aurelio Lopez- Santiano
Lopez-Santiano
U.S. Border Patrol
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
Commission planned on fifteen land cases
The Pecos Division of the U S District Court in Texas scheduled a commission to hear and recommend rulings on 15 Condemnation land cases in Presidio County. Chief Judge Adrian Spears will appoint U S Magistrate J M Preston as chairman, with counsel due to file suggested instructions within 10 days and objections 5 days later. The government withdrew its jury trial request.
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Pecos
United States District Court For
Western District of Texas
Adrian Spears
Western District of
Texas
U.S
J.M. Preston
Presidio County
U.S.A
State of Texas
Manuel G. Soza
Presidio
Texas Republican calls Bakke ruling a step forward
Rep. Jim Collins of Texas says the Bakke decision advances the issue but leaves affirmative action rules intact. He argues quotas and goals harm whites and affirmatives fail to fix discrimination, urging an amendment to the 1964 Civil Rights Act to end affirmative action programs.
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Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Jim Collins
Texas Republican
Collins
Congress
Texas
Sam Hall
Omar Burleson
W.R. Poage
Alan Bakke
California
Bakke
Marshall vents scorn over Bakke ruling in dissent
Justice Thurgood Marshall, a civil rights veteran, sharply criticized the Supreme Court’s 5-4 decision in Bakke that admissions may consider race. He warned the ruling ignores centuries of discrimination against Negroes and noted his own role in the landmark 1954 school desegregation decision. Marshall spoke with unusual vigor, turning to the microphone as he delivered his dissent.
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Washington
Thurgood Marshall
Supreme Court
Marshall
Allan Bakke
University of California
Medical School
Davis
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