Federal probe urged into Lozano death by officers
A private autopsy for Lozano, 27, by Dr. Frederick Bornstein in El Paso concluded the death was homicide and not suicide. The case, heard in the San Antonio to El Paso district, follows Lozano’s Jan 10 arrest on multiple charges and Pecos services held Jan 28 for the deceased, who leaves a mother, grandmother, two sons and siblings.
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Ector County
Frederick Bornstein
el Paso
Lozano
Boyd
San Antonio
U.S. District Court
John Wilson
Pecos
Consuelo Lozano
Sadie Ortega
Weekend Weather in Pecos Reports Rain and Temperatures
The weekend forecast notes Pecos received about .31 inches of rain. The high yesterday reached 99 degrees with an early morning low of 61. The Associated Press forecast covers West Texas with a partly sunny outlook.
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Pecos
Associated Press
West Texas
Banks and offices close Monday for Memorial Day observance
Banks savings and loans and government offices will close Monday for Memorial Day. Post Office service windows will be closed though lobby remains open for P.O. box customers. Weather calls for thunderstorms and highs in the 80s to 90s with a chance of severe storms in the Big Bend area. Postal rates rise to 15 cents for first class letters starting Monday 12:01 a.m.
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Savings and Loans
First National Bank
Security State Bank
Pecos Savings and Loan
Federal District Court
Don Miller
Pecos
Big Bend
Panhandle
Defendants jailed in immigration violations
U S Magistrate J M Preston in the Pecos Division presided over arraignments and trials this week for 12 defendants charged with violating immigration laws. All pleaded guilty and waived trial. Sentences ranged from 30 days to 358 days. several were convicted on two counts with consecutive terms. The proceedings included aiding and abetting illegal entry and suspensions pending deportation. The biblical verse closes the report.
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U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
United States
Jose Cruz-Avila
Javier Cruz-Avila
Cruz Ibarra-Machuca
Romaldo Cruz-Avila
U.S
Salvador Hernandez-Sanchez
Roberto Hernandez-Sanchez
Edmundo Aranda-Alvarez
Gabriel Garcia-Rios
Valentin Torrez-Saucedo
Saturino Martinez-Sarabia
Antonio Loera-Franco
I&ns
Leobardo Cervantez-Carrillo
Jose Hernandez-Sanchez
Texans See Varied Gas Prices Across Memorial Holiday Weekend
Texas motorists face wide price gaps with Fort Stockton highest 70.9 cents for premium and Huntsville Kerrville lowest 51.9 cents self service. AAA notes statewide averages below national levels, with regional highs and lows and no supply problems anticipated.
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Houston
Texas
Fort Stockton
Huntsville
Kerrville
American Automobile Association
AAA
Washington
Ozona
Brownwood
Junction
Port Arthur
Beaumont
Absentee voting ends soon for Reeves County runoff
Two days remain to cast absentee ballots for the June 3 Democratic primary runoff. Voters must appear at the Reeves County Clerk office by 5 p.m. today or June 3 at 1 p.m. if mailing. Office hours resume Tuesday at 8 a.m. for final day. Also, a Dance-a-thon fundraiser by the student chamber of commerce is set for 8 p.m. at West of the Pecos Museum park with $50, $30, and $20 prizes for the longest-lasting couples.
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Reeves County
Catherine Ashley
Student Chamber of Commerce
Pecos Museum Park
Cedar
Public views sought at Barstow soil meeting
Public views on the future of soil and water conservation will be sought at a Barstow Community Center meeting at 10 00 a m on Thursday June 8 James Waddell chairman of the Upper Pecos Soil and Water Conservation District says The RCA act directs development of a national program in cooperation with districts the Texas State Soil and Water Conservation Board and the Soil Conservation Service The meeting will discuss resource concerns and how to conserve them and explain the RCA act and district responsibilities
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Texas
Barstow
James Waddell
Upper Pecos
Secretary of Agriculture
Texas State Soil and Water Conservation Board
Soil Conservation Service
Waddell
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Congress
District
Enterprise Not Scheduled For Monday Holiday
The Enterprise will not be published on Monday to allow staff and newspaper boys to spend the holiday weekend with families. Offices at 324 S. Cedar Street will be closed all day. Normal hours resume 8 a.m. Tuesday, May 30. Publisher and staff urge careful driving during the three day Memorial Day and wish everyone safety and happiness.
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Enterprise
S. Cedar Street
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Senior Citizen's Center
Beaulah
R.D. Copeland
W.R
Bob”’ Bickley
Robert Hinojos
Socorro Garcia
Rosie Rivera
Pecos High School
Ms. Rivera
Garcia
J.M. Preston
Matthew
Borger Field
Pecos Eagles
Borger Bulldogs
Borger
Eagles
Billie McCormick
Oren Hollingshead
Carl Holm
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