Pecos Court Hears 14 Immigration Case Defendants
Fourteen defendants appeared in federal court in Pecos before U.S. Magistrate J.M. Preston on felony or misdemeanor violations of the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service Law. Among those convicted after pleading guilty were Delma Reyes Velasquez and Marina Reyes Olivas, each jailed 30 days for illegal entry, with others facing probation, fines, or prison terms up to 179 days for aiding and abetting or illegal entry. Bond set for two men, Raymundo Jaques Avenivas and Jose Horacio Padilla Martinez, at $10,000 each, with remand to Reeves County jail awaiting further proceedings.
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United States
Pecos
U.S
J.M. Preston
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
U.S. Border Patrol
Delma Reyes-Velasquez
Marina Reyes-Olivas
Eleacer Huerta-Soltero
Odessa
Guadalupe Pequeno
Armando Leal
Midland
Humberto Robles-Perez
Oscar Gameros-Alvarez
Carlos Olivas-Jimenez
Armando Guevara-Bustos
Alfredo Aguirresoto
Graciano Rodriguez-Meraz
Juan Manuel Rodriguez-Castillo
Raymundo Jaques-Avenivas
Jose Horacio Padilla-Martinez
Preston
U.S. I&ns
U.S. Marshal
Reeves County
Reserve chief urges tax cuts for business to curb inflation
Federal Reserve Chairman G William Miller asked Congress to grant new tax breaks for business to spur investment and fight rising prices. He cited about a quarter of the 16.3 billion dollar House tax cut as suitable for business, aligned with Carter administration views, though he recommended more.
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Jim Luther
Associated Press
Washington
Federal Reserve
G. William Miller
Congress
House
Carter
Miller
Senate Finance Committee
United States
Finance Committee
State witness moved under federal protection in Davis case
U S Marshal Clint Peoples said McCrory his wife and two children were given new identities and relocated under the Federal Witness Protection Program. McCrory testified that Fort Worth millionaire T Cullen Davis sought the murder of Judge Joe Eidson during a bitter divorce. Davis remains jailed without bond on a capital murder solicitation charge.
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Dallas
Charles David McCrory
Fort Worth
T. Cullen Davis
U.S
Clint Peoples
Peoples
McCrory
Davis
Joe Eidson
Tarrant County
Kidson
Priscilla Davis
Amarillo
Andrea Wilborn
U.S. Attorney’s Office
We salute the 1978 Pecos Eagles football salute
The Enterprise features a special 20 page Football 78 section with photographs of all players on the 1978 Pecos Eagles roster. Additional copies are available at The Enterprise office, 324 S. Cedar.
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Pecos Eagles
The
Enterprise
S. Cedar
Weather Watch Pecos Sees 94 Degree High and 57 Low
The Pecos weather summary reports a high of 94 degrees yesterday with a morning low of 57. Local conditions indicate a warm day with cooler early hours, guiding residents to plan outdoor activities accordingly.
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Pecos
Appointees Named to Health Advisory Panels in Texas
The Texas board of Health named two appointees Tuesday to health advisory committees. Dr. William Childress of Tulsa was named to the nursing home advisory committee. Dr. Frances Catlin of Houston was appointed to the advisory committee for crippled children.
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Austin
Texas
Texas Board of Health
William Childress
Tulsa
Frances Catlin
Houston
Pecos Plans Sara gosa Park Review By Planning Board
The Permian Basin Regional Planning Commission will consider a $67,822 Texas Parks and Wildlife grant for Pecos City Sara gosa Park. A plaza type park on one acre north of the site would include shelter, restrooms, play area, picnic units, landscaping, irrigation and lighting with completion by December 1979.
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Permian Basin
Pecos City
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Commission
Writ of execution served on Coast Photo and OG&MDC leasehold
Coast Photo Service Inc acquired all of Oil, Gas and Mineral Development Corporation's 57 percent mineral leasehold in Section 6, Block 29, Public School Land, Andrews County Texas as of March 26 1976. Deputy Marshal Eddy Markham seized OG&MDC property in Lockhart Texas under a U S District Court writ after public notice. Acquisition occurred via credit against a California civil judgment.
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Coast Photo Service, Inc. Et al
Oil, Gas and Mineral Development Corporation
Andrews County
Texas
United States
Eddy Markham
Pecos
U.S. District Court For
Northern District of Texas
Og&mdc
Lockhart
Coast Photo
Northern District of California
Texas motorists to pay more in auto insurance rates
Texas motorists face a total annual increase of 35 million dollars or 3.2 percent starting November 1 after the State Insurance Board approved new rates. Premiums rise state wide, with Jefferson County seeing a typical driver add 17 dollars while Kaufman County cuts 15 dollars. The typical insured driver is over 25, drives a Ford, Chevrolet or Plymouth to work, and carries specified deductibles and liability limits.
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Texas
Austin, Texas
State Insurance Board
Ned Price
Durwood Manford
Jefferson County
Kaufman County
Opponents Push Quick Vote To Rework Natural Gas Bill
Liberal senators led by Howard Metzenbaum urge a swift vote to recommit the pricing compromise to a conference committee. They warn the plan raises consumer costs and lacks production incentives, while supporters say the changes mirror expected price trends under federal regulation.
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Washington
Senate
Howard Metzenbaum
Ohio
Robert Byrd
Carter
Metzenbaum
Byrd
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Border Patrol
Reserve
San Antonio
Rosalynn Carter
U.S. Justice Department
Defense
Steve Sumner
Sumner
Saragosa Project
Pecos Park
House Senate
Tae Chia
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