Ramow Muniz and brother Surrender in 11-Count Marijuana Indictment
Ramsey Muniz a twice failed governor candidate on the Raza Unida ticket surrendered in Nueces County jail on an 11 count federal indictment over conspiring to smuggle and distribute 6000 pounds of marijuana. Roberto Muniz accompanied him as the indictment was handed down Friday by a federal grand jury. Their attorney asked for personal recognizance bonds but the judge ordered held for a bond hearing expected today. District Attorney Berg said arraignment could occur within two weeks. Both brothers did not comment on charges or whereabouts.
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Corpus Christi
UPI
Raza Unida
Nueves County
Ramsey Muniz
Roberto
Ramsey
Racher Thorpe
U.S
Max Bennett
Robert A. Berg
Ft Sam officers accuse recruiters over veterinary scholarship pay
A group of 22 Ft Sam Houston officers allege Army recruiters misrepresented how the Armed Forces Health Professions Scholarship Program vet program counts time for service longevity. Brig. Gen. Thomas Murnane said scholarship times are generally not creditable for pay, except for the veterinary scholarship rule. The matter has been referred to the Army Medical Department Personnel Support Agency for legal review.
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Ft. Sam Houston
U.S. Army Health Services Command
Ft. Sam’s
Academy For Health Sciences
Thomas Murnane
Murnane
Army Veterinary Corps
San Antonito
Armed Forces Health Professions Scholarsip
Intel
Army Medical Department
Army
Judge Advocate General Corps
Veterinary Corps
School Leaders Begin Short In-service Course in San Antonio
San Antonio school leaders start a six day in-service training at Wheatley High School before classes resume in three weeks. Topics include public aid community relations business operations employee relations and performance reviews and instructional program and staff development. Final principals meetings are set for Aug. 10 with teachers returning Aug. 16 for a three day session ahead of classes Aug. 19.
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San Antonio
Wheatley High School
Temple Sr
William Elizondo
Harold H. Hitt
Two Charged In Phone Tap
San Antonio police cited two visiting men after finding them tampering with a pay telephone jack at an apartment complex on Victor Street. Officers responded Sunday afternoon to a suspected prowler call and discovered the two men attempting to use the phone jack. They were cited for misdemeanors and released.
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San Antonio
Victor
FDA Chief Says Congress Ruins Morale Over Drug Approvals
Dr. Alexander Schmidt, retiring FDA commissioner, blasts Congress for creating a hostile climate that undermines drug approvals. In an America Medical News interview, he says hearings are killing the agency and harming morale as he steps down in December to join the University of Sinais as vice chancellor for health services.
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Chicago
UPI
Alexander Schmidt
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
Congress
The
America Medical News
Growing worms help droughted sprouts and soil absorption
Agricultural agent Thurman Kennedy explains that worms loosen soil around plant roots to improve water intake. Public safety guidance advises handling brake emergencies with turning off ignition and using emergency measures, while arthritis quack cures are debunked by the Arthritis Foundation which offers local support and a hotline.
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Thurman Kennedy
Bexar County Agricultural Service
Sweepstakes Winners List Includes Cash Prizes At Local Draw
The list names numerous winners from various addresses such as 105 N. Oak and 202 King William. R. Gonzalez and Sabas Martinus are among those who won $50 and $25 respectively, with other recipients including Walter K. Sirey and I Ovenden winning $30.
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D R. Gonzalez
King William
Sabas Martinus
W. Mayfield
Walter K. Sirey
Kayton
I Ovenden
W. Magnolia
Safety Seminar Set for San Antonio Supervisors
Safety specialists from Atty. Gen. John Hill's workers' compensation division will lead a two day accident prevention seminar for state agency supervisors and coordinators in the San Antonio area. The event begins Tuesday in the auditorium of the San Antonio State Chest Hospital.
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Atty. Gen
John Hill
Workers” Compensation Division
San Antonio
Hill
San Antonio State Chest Hospital
Steelman seeks federal action over Hayes Morales case
U S Representative Alan Steelman of Dallas requests the U S Attorney General review of the record to determine if federal law violations exist in the case of former Castroville police chief Frank Hayes and the slaying of construction worker Richard Morales. Hayes was sentenced to 210 years for aggravated assault.
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Sivi
Washington
U.S
Alan Steelman
R-Tex
Hayes
Castroville
Morales
Colorado Flood Deaths Complicate Identification
Watson noted many bodies might be removed by horseback as renewed flood rates kept helicopters grounded. River levels rose sharply near the rails and Dr. Pat Allen of McKee Medical Center warned it could take months to identify all victims. Bodies were fingerprinted and tagged with white age and sex tickets while guards kept sightseers away from families at the morgue.
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Watson
Pat Allen
McKee Medical Center
Brothers Wounded In Quarrel Sparks Police Investigation
Enriq ue Samodio 20 and Delfino Sarmudio 14 were wounded in a family quarrel on Tampico Street. Enriq ue was shot in the abdomen and admitted in poor condition to Bexar County Hospital. Delfino received a facial cut and was treated at the county hospital.
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Enrique Samodio
Apperson
Bexar County
Samudio
Delfino Sarmudio
Tampico
Samudio Brothers
3Mar
Samudig Brothers
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Blanco
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McKinley
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