Federal Judge John Wood Jr Shot Dead in San Antonio
U S District Judge John H Wood Jr was shot and killed outside his San Antonio apartment on the north side Police sealed the area and sought a sniper suspect The 63 year old judge had presided over West Texas drug cases and was to preside over Jim Chagra's trial set for July 23 His protection had been withdrawn recently with warnings of possible danger
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San Antonio, Texas
U.S
John H. Wood Jr
Northeast Baptist Hospital
Jim Spears
Adrian Spears
San Antonio
Wood
Chateau Dijon
Nixon
Fice
el Paso
West Texas
Jimmy Chagra
Chagra
Austin
Midland
Lee Chagra
Texas Legislators Approve Tax Relief for Schools
In Austin, lawmakers approved a bill implementing the Tax Relief Amendment, with a 116-29 House vote after Senate approval 29-2. Gov. Bill Clements backed the measure, seen as a major shift in property tax relief. The package promises $220 million in direct reimbursements to school districts and another $200 million via normal state aid formulas, including a $20 million addition to aid Dallas and Houston districts. The bill creates exemptions for nonbusiness cars, homes up to $5,000 in value (plus $10,000 for those 65 or older or disabled), freezes school taxes on qualified elderly homes, and excludes intangible property from school tax calculations.
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Texas
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Conference Committee
Senate
Bill Clements
Dolph Briscoe
California
Dallas
Houston
Grant Jones
D-Abilene
Otters
Carl Parker
Dport Arthur
Legislators refuse bilingual extension to fourth and fifth grades
In Austin the 66th Legislature failed to extend bilingual education beyond third grade despite Senate approval. Rep. Moreno accuses House leadership of contempt while Rep. Garcia warns a federal suit may seek to mandate the two additional grades.
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Austin
Texas
Paul Moreno
D-El Paso
House
Carlos Truan
Dcorpus Christi
The
State Board of Edu
Matt Garcia
San Antonio
California
Garcia
Texas Department of Corrections
Clements vows special session after adjournment
Gov. Bill Clements reviews his first year in the Texas Legislature calling a possible special session before 1981 to push priorities. He cites 13 of 17 priorities passed, lists four that faltered, and notes approval of county tax offices and tax relief funds while lamenting failures on state income tax, school finance reforms, and public education programs. He accepts a 5.1 percent teacher raise if tied to experience.
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Susan Stoler
Associated Press
Austin
Texas
Bill Clements
Clements
Pecos Adopts 1 Plus Dialing With New Switching
Pecos area residents and Continental Telephone of Texas customers will switch to an electronic switching system starting tomorrow. Dial 1 plus area code if needed plus the number for long distance calls. Local numbers, directory assistance, and trouble reports will also use the 1 plus format.
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Pecos
Continental Telephone Co
Continental Telephone of Texas
Continental
Ron Ethridge
Continental Telephone
Weather update for Pecos with near term windy spells
Weather in Pecos and vicinity expects partly cloudy to clear conditions through Wednesday with potential windy periods. A 91 degree high and 64 degree morning low were recorded today. Past several days brought 0.46 inches of moisture and a time and temperature recording system will use a new 844 prefix for free calls to hear the latest numbers.
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Pecos
Local Scouts Drive Reels in New Subscribers
The Enterprise lists new subscribers who trigger a one dollar donation to the Girl Scouts. Names include Tommy Outin, Elmer Betchel, Jerry Capers, Joel Ramirez, Carlos Juarez, T.C. Hooper, Jimmy Cobb, Frances Costello, Danny Dawdy, and Chon Gomez, with addresses in Pecos and nearby areas. Residents can subscribe by phone or via a coupon on page 11 to support Girl Scout headquarters repairs and programs.
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Girl Scouts
S. Park
Tommy Outin
Barela
Elmer Betchel
Lindsay
Jerry Capers
Pecos
Joel Ramirez
Carlos Juarez
Cactus
T.C. Hooper
Country Club
Jimmy Cobb
Frances Costello
S. Arizona
Danny Dawdy
Hackberry
Chon Gomez
S. Plum
Pecos Eagles to Host Snyder Tigers in Regional opener
The Pecos Eagles meet the Snyder Tigers at 5 pm today at Pecos High School baseball diamond in a best of three regional title series. A full report of Saturday’s games runs in today’s sports section. If needed, games two and three follow in Snyder on Thursday with 5 pm starts.
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Snyder Tigers
Pecos High School
Borger
Eagles
Snyder
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