Woman and Mexican co-defendant indicted in alien transport case
Juliana Escon trias Diaz and Jose Escontrias, a Mexican citizen and U S citizen, face a 12 count indictment in the Pecos Division of U S District Court Western District of Texas. Indictment accuses them of aiding and abetting illegal aliens by transporting and concealing them on Oct 15 in the Western District. Both held in Reeves County jail in lieu of $20,000 bond each awaiting further proceedings.
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U.S
Pecos
U.S. District Court
Western District of Texas
Juliana Escontrias-Diaz
Jose Escontrias
Reeves County
Texas
Trict
U. S. Border Patrol
U. S
Presidio
Texas DPS seeks 120 trooper recruits for January 1979
Public notices call for young men and women ages 20 to 35 to join the Texas Department of Public Safety as troopers. Training begins January 9, 1979 at the Homer Garrisson Jr. Law Enforcement Academy in Austin, with salaries starting at 876 dollars monthly and rising to 1000 after completion. Applications are accepted in Midland Abilene San Angelo or El Paso, with tests including written, physical, and background checks. The department stresses equal opportunity employment and offers benefits including uniforms, equipment, insurance, and retirement.
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Texas Department of Public Safety
Ira W. Dees
West Texas
Texas
United States
Dees
The
Texas Employees
Homer Garrisson Jr
Austin
Highway Patrol Service
DPS
Midland
Abilene
San Angelo
el Paso
Split sentence for illegal entry handed to Go dinez Chavez
Miguel Go dinez-Chavez a Mexican citizen is sentenced by U S Magistrate Joe Segura of Marfa after pleading guilty to illegal entry The split sentence totals 189 days with 89 days imprisonment and 100 days suspended for two years probation He is held in Presidio County jail in Marfa awaiting further proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Miguel Godinez-Chavez
U.S
Joe Segura
Marfa
U.S. Border Patrol
Godinez-Chavez
Presidio County
Reeves County jurors called to report next Tuesday
District Clerk Jane Ross lists 150 jurors to report at Reeves County Court House on Tuesday at 9 am for service in the Reeves County District Court. The long roster includes Robert Walker, Jarey Moore, Alfred Carpenter, Charlotte Waight, Ra mona Montoya, Robert W. Bates, Jerry Matta, Lane Mills Jr., A A Jones, Garlen McLain, Maxine Bruce, Mary Dominguez, Liria Olivas, Refugio Carreon, Evangeli na Velasquez, and many others across Balmorhea, Saragosa, Cayanosa, and surrounding towns.
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Jane Ross
Reeves County
District Court of
Robert Walker
Pecos
Jarey Moore
Adams
Alfred Carpenter
Charlotte Waight
Toyah
Ramona Montoya
Robert W. Bates
Jefferson
Jerry C. Matta
W. 2Nd
Lane G. Mills
Morris
A.A. Jones
Garlen W. McLain
Maxine R. Bruce
S. Oak
Mary A. Dominguez
Liria S. Olivas
Refugio Carreon
E. F. Antonio Urquidi
Daggett
Gretchen P. Davis
S. Park
Alicia A. Garcia
Almond
Rosa V. Galindo
Lorenzo Serrano
Jose Rodriguez
Elena T. Ortega
Kenneth F. House
John D. Porter
Johnson
Joe L. Hamm
Yeso Road
Sabina O. Garcia
S. Sycamore
Amparo C. Lopez
G-B
Adela A. Salcido
S. Ash
Higinio C. Gomez
Willburn R. Albcorn
S. Plum
Wilma C. Hickey
Hackberry
Ramon Ornelas
Cowan
Frances W. Neel
Hector M. Matta
Beverly I. Thomas
Eddy
Helen Hennington
Cayanosa
J. Lynn Lewis
Lee R. Easter
Dolores Valencia
Paul L. Dutchover
Elizabeth A. Cook
Tony McGrew
Charles Towler
Mario Hendricks
Rita M. Ortega
Edward F. Hernandez
Ray Golden
S. Alamo
Jean A. Gross
Park
Peggy Cunningham
Orla
Lula Campbell
Carlolyn Clark
Jackson
Raul F. Martinez
Mesquite
Ray Pena
Martinez
Rodney Sparkman, Sr
N. Hickory
Manuela T. Zapata
Saragosa
Ines Sotelo
Randall A. Coleman
Mary Ramos
Cactus
Monserato C. Guebara
Gayle B. Pery
Country Club
Mary Lujan
Francielle Sunday
Thelma Davis
E. F. Golda Lloyd
W. 11Th
Chester Jackson
S. Eddy
Annis E. Rasberry
Maria R. Guerrero
S. Hickory
Larry Johnson
W. 5Th
Lisa R. Smith
Ruby Bowman
Robert Hernandez
Lillie L. Moss
Juana Chabarria
Doris Moorman
Washington
Epifanio C. Munoz
Mulberry
Orlando T. Garcia
S. Almond
Franky Paredes
Verhalen
Katherine E. Favor
Cherry
Valentiana Mora
Jesus M. Nichols
E. 10Th
Pablo O. Briones
S. Cedar
Josepephine L. Landtroop
Lucia C. Talamantez
Abel Andhondo
Deidra J. Greenhil
Wyoming
Bonnie Kribbs
Billy Malone
Ira L. Bailey
Adalberto M. Valeriano
N. Elm
Monica Sagan
W. 7Th
Dolores G. Rivas
Rosa G. Jacquez
Madera Road
Wm. E
Daniel C. Venegas
Magnolia
Thomas H. Beauchamp
Victor Jaramillo
Hickory
Claudia Hampton
Manual Jaramillo
Thomas Armendariz
S. Pecan
4-H Motorcycle pilot project training slated at Texas center
4-H Adult Leaders and County Extension Agents from across Texas will attend a weekend training session at the Texas 4-H Center near Brownwood on October 28 and 29. The program aims to equip leaders to guide youth in motorcycle safety, maintenance, and skill building under supervision.
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Texas
Mexican national jailed for aiding aliens in Marfa case
Perfecto Pina-Rivera, 36, a Mexican citizen, received 358 days in jail after two misdemeanor counts of aiding illegal aliens. He was sentenced to 179 days on each count, to be served consecutively, by U.S. Magistrate Joe D. Segura in Marfa. He awaits transfer to a Bureau of Prisons facility while in U.S. custody in Pecos.
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Perfecto Pina-Rivera
Mexico
U.S
Joe D. Segura
Marfa
Auth
Pina-Rivera
Reeves County
Pecos
U.S. Bureau of Prisons
Driving course set for Oct 30 31 at Senior Center
A Defensive Driving Course sponsored by NRTA and AARP will be held October 30 and 31 at the Senior Center Auditorium in daytime and nighttime sessions if enough interest is shown. The 8 hour course costs 3 for NRTA and AARP members and 8 for non members. Upon completion, graduates receive a 10 percent car insurance discount. Visit the Senior Center today to sign up and pay Billie McCormick, center director. Fees refunded if attendance is impossible.
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Senior Center
NRTA
AARP
Billie McCormick
Stocks Hold Steady As Market Dims On Rate Fears
Blue chip stocks show steady performance while broader market sinks amid rate worries and a weak dollar. Noon Dow at 830.21, unchanged. NYSE composite down .16 to 54.18. AMEX index off .56 to 149.75. Volume 11.48 million shares at mid-day. Also reports cash grain futures and cotton futures in midday trading.
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New York
NYSE
Pecos Area Calendar of Meetings and Events
A local events list for Pecos and nearby towns outlines weekly club meetings and activities. Lions Clubs, Optimist Club, AA and Al-Anon sessions, TOPS 259 gatherings, Barstow Lions, Rio Pecos Extension Club, Downtown Lions, Pecos Rotary, Senior Citizens Center programs, and a Barstow carnival with booths, ping pong, golf putt and enchilada supper are scheduled across Monday to Saturday with locations and times.
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Lions Club
Pecos Inn
Amistad Lions Club
Lions den
Pecos
Saragosa Hall
Pecos AA
Al-Non
S. Oak
Balmorhea
Reeves Community Council
10Th St
Barstow Lions Club
Barstow Community Center
Rio Pecos Extension Club
Snuffie McQueen
Farm Road
Downtown Lions Club
Holiday Inn
Pecos Rotary Club
Senior Citizen Center
Pecos Alcoholics Anonymous
S. Oak St
Senior Citizens Center
Barstow
Emergency ambulance call and auto collision report in Pecos
At 9:17 a.m. Pecos Ambulance Service responded to 903 S Hickory for a sick wife needing hospital care. No citations issued after a collision at 8:35 a.m. in the 1200 block of Iowa, 192 feet south of Washington, involving a 1968 pickup driven by Stephen Petty and a 1976 sedan driven by Harry Williams. A missing 1977 silver blue two door sedan was reported, taken from 1120B Orange between 6:30 p.m. Monday and 12:30 p.m. Tuesday, car locked with keys removed, reported by Noelia Megallan.
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Pecos Ambulance Service
S. Hickory
Pecos Police Department
Iowa
Washington
Stephen Trent Petty
Pecos
Harry Steven Williams
Noelia Megallan
Krueger Caravan Plans Stop in Pecos Tomorrow
A Bob Krueger for Senate caravan will arrive in Pecos tomorrow. Representative Bob Slaughter will accompany the candidate, joined by Arnold Garcia, Mike Gonzales, Gilbert Torrez, and Rudy Trevino. They will meet at the Las Palmas Restaurant at noon, per Reeves County Krueger coordinator Abel Lozano.
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Bob Krueger
U.S. Senate
Pecos
Bob Slaughter
Senate
Arnold Garcia
Mike Gonzales
Las Palmas
Abel Lozano
Reeves County
Krueger
Cemetery Association Meeting Set for Oct 28
The Mount Evergreen Cemetery Association will hold a board meeting October 28 at 1 30 p m in Joe Smith's office with officer elections on the agenda. At the prior session three directors were chosen Joe Smith Lela Schneider reelected and Mrs Dick Toll newly elected for three year terms. The group noted it cannot care for the old cattlemen's section until a trust fund is established and reminded residents markers are sold and memorials are welcome to aid care.
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The
Mount Evergreen Cemetery Association
Joe Smith
Lela Schneider
Dick Toll
Fall in Guadalupe Mountains Park a great time to visit
Park officials say fall offers mild days and cool nights in Guadalupe Mountains National Park through mid November. Elk bugling, green vegetation after rains, and fall color draw hikers while crowds ease. McKittrick Canyon leads color displays peaking in early November with near normal weather.
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Guadalupe Mountains National Park
McKittrick Canyon
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Long Beach Calif
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Reeves-Loving County
Orized
Pecos Enterprise, Inc
South Cedar Street
Ken Dulaney
Lewis Barrett
Ruben Baca
Emily Galindo
Carlos Nichols
Mary Carpenter
Reeves, Ward, Loving, Culberson
Jeff Davis Counties
Chicago
New York Cotton Exchange
DOW Jones New York
Dow Jones
A.m
Indus
del Rio
Gilbert Torrez
Rudy Trevino
Cemetery Association
Guadalupe
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