San Angelo Standard-Times from San Angelo, Texas (2024)

February 7, 1999

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San Angelo Standard-Timesi

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San Angelo, Texas

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Sunday, February 7, 1999

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9

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''f'jjWrf vVi -TV'S sv- £v3fc Dw SAN ANGELO STANDARD-TIMES SUNDAY FEBRUARY 7 1999 7D Courts charge of driving while intoxicated Ha was to 60 days In jail (probated one $400 year) and fined ly Injury Barney Eugene Keale pleaded guilty to a charge of assault causing bodily Injury Randy Sar Dorothy Je John Hem Randy John Henry Pro Bowl game could be it for Elway and Reggie White I) rut By KEN PETERS The Associated HONOLULU The Pro Bowl could be the last NFL game for John Elway and Reg- gie White Or maybe not Elway 38 had intended to retire after this season but the prospect of an unprecedented third consecutive NFL championship might prove irresistible The MVP of Denver 34-19 Super Bowl win over Atlanta win over Atlanta a Her- ls rfc-4) 'l1-: week ago Elway said make a final decision within a couple of months White who at 37 led the NFL with 16 sacks and was selected the league defensive player of the year said earlier this week that he planned to retire but he seemed to leave a slight chance that return Ray hiring as Green Bay coach gave White some second thoughts about ending his career since he close friends with Rhodes White retired last April then changed his mind Elway is the second-oldest player on either Pro Bowl team younger only than 39-year-old the Keyi Gary Anderson the Minnesota Jacksonville say backs are along said of the group Elway voted AFC plans two series younger AK: tie a lot younger The AFC about it with in uniform Davis however game because The in for Davis ning backs are Faulk and George AFC include Denver kicket Symbolic of the NFL 1998 1 son when older quarterbacks stood out Atlanta Chris Chandler is the baby at the position at today' ingly by a couple of comeback Buffalo Doug Flutie 36 and the New York Vinny Itstaverde 36 the old men in a young man said Flutie who man said rlutie who returned to the NIT after playing in Canada for eight years guess fou could call us survivors I know am At the beginning of the yeaq if you said Flutie Chandler and (Randall) Cunningham would be in the Pro Bowl people would have thought you were Their counterparts along with Chandler on the NFC are San Francisco Steve Young 37 and i' WHEN WHERE pm toda I Honolulu- '-A TV COVERAGE: Live WFAA'i KTXS (cable channels 2 and 12) -) OF NOTE: The Cowboys tunriBi five players on the NFC roster I Pro Bowl rosters 2D t' -W i Minnesota Cunningham 36 just getting started" said Young voted the NFC starter at Chris and Randall just coming of age" Cunningham who retired in 1996 but signed with the Vikings the following yeai had no i fate si nation for his late success why all the quartet mature he just the seasoned vets to start for tfie to play only one or saying FIu-it than I am" has than has a air nine Denver player Running back Terrell pulled out of the of a sore shoulders Curtis Martin will 'fill the other AFC Marshall Tennessee EddiK wide receivittV Ed McCaffrey shawn Johnson dfid Jimmy Smith Among the Broncos on defend sive are linebacker Bill Rotna-i nowski and free safety Steyg Atwater Jason Elam is the kicket-The NFC running backs are Jamal Anderson of the Falcohs Emmitt Smith of Dallas and! Robert Smith of Robert Smith is a replacement fof Detroit Barry Sanders who hail injured ribs The NFC receivers include Beds sational rookie Randy Moss of Minnesota and Jerry Rice of San Francisco i Dennis Green of the Vikingq coaches the NFC the AFC is coached by Jets assistant Bill Belichick Jets head coach Bill Parcellir decided not to participate on the advice of his doctors Noting past heart problems and the toil of the season they advised him to skip the Pro Bowl 11 politan Parkway at 9 pm Thunt- day After he allegedly made the oner to the female officer officers stopped Bruce and ed him They also towed away his rental car Qjuigley said Bruce was selected No 1 overall by the Falcons in the draft He left the Falcons in 1991 to play for the Raiders He lives in Alabama Bruce spent Thursday night at the Atlanta city jaiL Quigley said it often held sex ci officials have often held sex crime suspects in jail for 24 hours before they are allowed to post bonds came up told the Chicago Tribune did a biopsy of the ducts and came up with no cancers or anything The Chicago Bears Hall 'of Famcr blood type is O-positive the most common which improves his-chance of getting a liver donoc I( also means the type is shared by more of the 12000 people already on the transplant list kiuir Payton has known since October that lie needed a transplant but told only Ms immediate family and for mer teammate Matt Suhiry He did want to tell anyone else until was time for the operation but his 35-pound weight loss to 185 pounds -betrayed him he said have to stay he saidij else can make me stay positive I have to do that Then whatever happens ip positive so I'm he Chicago Tr NFC-AFC Pro Bowl Sarabia Ybarra Chapter 13 Jean SHIIngton Chapter 7 Kuhn and Sharon Jean Kuhn Chapter 7 James Witherspoon Benson and Sandra Alarm Benson Chapter 13 Births tjjjfsXwS The following births have been reported to the Standard-Times for Jan 28 to Feb 5 1999 San Angelo Community Med leal Center Mike and Dalena Freeman a son Jan 26 Bobby Strong and Sommer Roach a son Jan 28 Robert and Jenny Sandoval a son Jan 29 Manuel Martinez and Yvonne Flores a son Jan 29 Dabble and Lee Abbey a son Jan 30 iruz Rivero a daughter Alex and Maricruz Jan 30 Tom and Stephanie Clifton of Sonora a daughter Feb 1 Daniel and Sarah Feb 1 Jason and Tunny Stewart a eon Feb Juan Ramirez and Modeste Hernandez a son Feb 2 Noe Alfaro and Christina Eu rests a son Feb 2 Jose Sanchez and Grade Hernandez a son Feb 3 Abel and Ana Lara of Ozona a daughter Feb 3 Robert and Tarah Bickford a son Feb a Johnny and Laura Alvarado a daughter Feb 3 Timothy Lewis and Jessica Fleming a daughter Feb 4 Kasey Newton a son Fab 4 Shannon Medical Center Cindy and Kenny Herndon a daughter Jan 29 Christina and Loren Byers a daughter Jan 31 Jennifer Hires and Randy Greathouse of Carlsbad a daughter Feb 1 Maria and Guadalupe Perez a son Feb 1 Bobbie and Dant Hughes of Crane a son Feb 1 Sandra and Weston Stouts of Ballinger a son Feb 2 Glenda and Michael Dophied a daughter FSb 2 Monique and Eric Rembdd a son Fab 3 Anita Solis of Sonora a son Feb 3 Brandi and Steven Hejl a son Feb 3 Maria and Martin Delgado a daughter Feb 4 Marivel and Robert Garda a son Feb 4 Kimbra and Michael Moore of Mlllereview a daughter Feb 4 Lorie and Ruben Cantu a son Feb 5 Amber Jones and the late Royce Jones a daughter FSb 5 Brownwood Regional Hospital Brownwood Shawna Grantham and Chris Johnson twin sons Jan 29 Crime Stoppers Woman sought on parole violation charge San Angelo Crime Stoppers and the Department of Public Safety are requesting the public help in locating a fugitive who is wanted a parole violation for possession of cocaine Adda Suniga Lopez 34 is a Hispanic female who is S-feet-4-inches tall and weighs approxi-150 She has eyes and brown liaic She has a tattoo on her right upper lip Lopez may be staying with idatives in San Angekk Anyone with information should call Crime Stoppers at 658-4357 or (800) 756-3434 All calls are confidential and callers have to reveal thdr names Reflection arts winners revealed Staff report The following is a list of the Reflection winners They were announced last week in the San Angelo Independent School District board room Musical Compoeltion Senior-1 Bob Simpson Glenn Junkx-1 Cory Sloan Bonham Intarmedate -1 Jordan Rice Santa Rite 2 Katie Cote Bonham Primary -1 Jonathan Rica Santa Rite 2 Landon Cola Bonham Literature Senior 1 Kristin Byrd Glam 2 Sun Cha VsribeaL 3 Ban Hsster Central Junky -1 David Sergeant Glenn 2 tyter Freeman McGM 3 Brians Ctay Santa Rita Intermediate -1 Sara Hooker Bonham 2 Christie Vsndlvsr Santa Rite 3 Jutteime Johnson McGM 1 Kaytiyn Brown Crockett 2 Elayn Simpson MUes 3 Courtney White Photography Senior 1 Leisa NaJIt Central High 2 Stotanl KNam Wribeal Junior 1 Thekla MKchati Bonham 2 Meredith Milter VSrlbest 3 Jason Wood Glenn Intermediate -1 Emky Rapetina Crockett 2 Alex Byrd Santa Rita 3 Sara Springer Bonham Primary 1 Jake Ritter Crockett 2 Johanna Langa Mltea 3- Dylan Davto Bonham Visual Arte Senior 1 Valerie Ramirez Central 2 Derran Visa Lake View 3 Carlo Martinez Vsrlbest Junior -1 Julie Ramirez Glenn 2 AlUeon Ramsey MUm 3 Stacie Wheltea McGM Intormedtets -1 Meaghan Stewart Glen-more 2 8ara Baggett Santa Rita 3 Nicholas Timer Dwto Primary 1 Brittany Rosa Crockett 2 Unzl Pate Vsrtbed a Alexandria Cardenas Santa Rita Joe Ramirez pleaded guilty to a ted He was charge of driving while Intoxicated sentenced to 60 Dorman to 60 days In jail and fined $400 i Allen Norwood pleaded guilty i of driving while intoxicated He to a charge of driving i was sentenced to 60 days In jail (probated one year) fined $400 and his driver's i suspended for six months Beverly Mote Kelly pleaded guilty to a charge of driving while Intoxicated She was sentenced to 120 days In jal (probated two I days In jal (probated I years) fined $500 and her drivers license suspended for one year Luck) Guel Qalavlz a charge of driving while intoxicated dismissed Benny Bruce Howell pleaded guilty to a charge of driving i sentenced to 60 i I while intoxicated He was days In Jail (probated on year) and fined $400 William Glover pleaded guilty to a charge of driving while Intoxicated He was sentenced to 60 days in jal (probated one year) and fined $400 Romelia Ponce pleaded guilty to a charge of driving while Intoxicated She was sentenced to 15 days in jdl fined $150 and her drivers license suspended for 180 ctays Brandy Layne Clark a charge of driving while Intoxicated dismissed Robert Shauyn Fisher a charge of driving while intoxicated dismissed Jose Alonzo Vallejo pleaded guilty to a charge of driving while Intoxicated He was sentenced to 60 days In jal (probated one year) and fined $100 Joe Carl Toledo pleaded guilty to a charge of driving while Intoxicated He was sentenced to 30 days in jaR (probated nine monthe) and fined $300 Driving while license suspended Robert Jeffery Kahn a charge of driving while loenee suspended dismiesed Luis Sanchez Fuentez a charge of driving while license suspended diemieeed Robert Jeffery Kahn a charge of driving while Hoense suspended dismissed Thomas Wilson Rfojas deferred adjurft-cation on a charge of driving while license suspended Trevor Li 1 Len Morrison deferred adjudication on a charge of driving while license suspended Luis Sanchez Fuentez a charge of driving while license suspended dismissed David Anthony Gonzales pleaded guilty ge of driving while to a charge i pended He was sentenced to three days in jail lined $200 and his driver's I pended by I Richard De La Cruz pleaded guilty to a charge of driving while ticenae suspended He was sentenced to 30 days In jal fined $100 and his driver's license suspended by law Joseph Alvarado pleaded gulty to a charge of driving while license suspended He was sentenced to three (toys In jail fined $100 and his driver's license suspended by law Joseph Kenneth Voelker a charge of driving while license suspended dismissed Jose Alonzo Vallejo deferred adjudfoa- la icense (ton on a charge of driving while suspended Controltod substances Dorman Alan Norwood Jr deferred adjudication on a charge of unlawful possession of marijuana Michael Keith Taytor deferred adjudication on a charge of unlawful possession of marijuana Justin Blake Scoggin pleaded guilty to a charge of unlawful possession of marijuana He was sentenced to 60 days In jaU (probated six months) fined $250 and his driver's license suspended by lam David Anthony Gonzales pleaded guilty MIF to a charge of unlawful possession of man Juana He ms fined $500 and hie driver's license suspended by law Erica Lynn Galindo pleaded gulty to a charge of unlawful possession of marijuana She was sentenced to 30 days in jal i days in Jal (probated six months) fined $250 and her driver's license suspended by law Chon Anthony Munoz deferred adjudication on a charge of unlawful possession of marijuana Jessica Carina Lopez a charge of unlawful possession of marijuana die- Johrmy Ray Herode a charge of unlawful poeseukm of marijuana dismissed Richard David Boatright deferred adju-dteation on a charge of unlawful possession of marijuana Hermito Mendez a charge of unlawful possession of marijuana dismissed Destiny Kay Joiner a charge of unlawful I QWfTwBlfld possession of marijuana dta Wiliam Calvin Lawson deferred adjurti- cation on a charge of unlawful possesNon of marijuana Stanley Hoi Is Sisk pleaded guilty to a charge of unlawful possession of marijuana He was fined $250 and his driver's Icense suspended by law Theft Michael Doyle a charge of theft checks dismissed Eric Shane Parker a charge of theft checks dismissed Robin Wlka pleaded guilty to a charge of theft checks and was sentenced to 45 days in jal (probated one year) i Castulo May Jude! Cantaro adjudication on a charge of theft Maria Dolores Bearden a charge of theft checks dismissed EvangeNna Enriquez Gonzales pleaded guilty to a charge of theft and urns sentenced to 30 days in jail Evangellna Gonzales pleaded guilty to a charge of theft and was sentenced to 60 itays In jal Jason O' Brian deferred adjudication on a charge of theft checka Regina Brown a charge of theft checka dismissed Jessica Cajas pleaded guilty to a charge of theft She was sentenced to 30 days hi jaH and fined $250 Ruseell Baughn deferred adjudication on a charge of theft checka Brandy Lanatte Fay deferred adjudication on a charge of theft Kristie Lynn Armendariz deferred adjudication on a charge of theft Romy Villarreal a charge of theft checks dtamiaaed Tarana Henderson a charge of theft checks dismissed Robert Ftuiz deterred adjudication on a charge of theft checka Clifford Dennis pleaded guilty to a charge of assault causing bodily Injury and ms sentenced to 60 days in jal (probal "VS charge of assault cauaing bodivlnj ury and i Wads Qamol pleaded gulty to a bodiy Inju waa sentenced to 60 days In jati Christopher Allan Carroll deterred adjudication on a charge of assault Mandy Elizabeth Villarreal pleaded guilty to a charge of assauH She was sentenced to 45 days In jail fined $500 and ordered to pay $38075 In restitution Johnny Lea Hernandez deferred adju-on a charge of assault cauaing bodily injury Jamas Edward Franca date (red adjudh cation on a charge of assault causing bodl- and was sentenced to one year In jal (probated two yean) Others Stephanie Ann Langemack a charge of Richard Rodriquez Jr a charge of owner knowingly allows vehicle to display fictitious inspection certificate dismissed Nel Edwards Rosser deferred adjudication on a charge of making alcohol available to a minor Jason Arthur Jungman a charge of evading detention dlsmisaad Lauda Lynn Griffin deterred adjudfca-tion on a charge of failure to Identify fugitive from justice Stephen Raymond Holiday a charge of criminal trespass dismissed Stephen Raymond HaNiday a charge of criminal trespass dismissed David Daniel Da La Cruz a charge of i---1 I 111 a i criminal nuacrwT ownwiao Hermllo Mendez a charge of harboring a runaway child dismissed Made Lenoria Parks a charge of inter- ca with public duties dismissed 'IISTH and 51 ST 119TH and 340TH DISTRICT COURTS Judges Barbara Walthar John Sutton and Dick Alcala presiding Criminal Docket Dispositions Norma Acosta pleaded guilty to a charge of possession of a controlled substance She was sentenced to nine months in Jail and ordered to pay $140 In restitution Edgar Alien Coates pleaded guilty to a charge of manufacture and delvety of a controlled substance He was sentenced to eight years In jail (probated six years) fined $2500 and ordered to pay $140 in restitution Brittany Bailey deferred adjudication on a charge of theft Fredderick Lewis pleaded guilty to a charge of possession of a controlled substance with Intent to deliver He was sentenced to 10 years in jail and ordered to pay $140 In restitution Fredderick Lewis pleaded guilty to a charge of possession of a controlled sub- He was sentenced to 10 years In jail and ordered to pay $140 In restitution Hervey Santana Jr deferred adjudica tion on a charge of possession of marijuana tent to deliver with intent to i Jose Gayton Morales also known as Jose Gaytan Morales pleaded guilty to a charge of driving while Intoxicated third or more and was sentenced to six years in jail Jesue Ojeda Macias pleaded guilty to a charge of driving white intoxicated third or more and was sentenced to six yeers In Barney Eugene Keefe a charge of unlawful possession of a firearm by a felon Barney Eugene Keefe a charge of 1 assault with a deadly weapon Margaret Arms Crawford a charge of foegofy of i financial Instrumant dtmtosod Margaret Anne Crawford a charge of credit card abuse dismissed Civil Dockat Suite Died Joe Guzman and Anita Guzman vs Enseich Corp and Lone Star Gas Ca a uk tar damage tiled na Farguaon va Aic Shamira Anna Morale a auit for damage motor vehicle Marco Guana vs Patterson Drilling Ca a auit for damage Wad Judgments General Accident Insurance Ca va Afoert Robinson and Liberty Mutual Fire Insurance Ca take nothing judgment in a Kit for worker's compensation Ginger Van Story individually and as administrator of ths estate of Preston Van Story va Shannon West Texas Memorial Hospital judgment In a suit tor damages Plaintiff awarded $97991 75 Nancy Ortiz va Florinda Reyna judg-mocof vencra merit in a suit for damages motor Plaintiff awarded $2120 Aegle Auto Finance Ina va Amy Hale default judgment in a suit on accounte contracts and notea Plaintiff awarded $10 93081 Mark Emerson and Muriel Emerson va Tjly Chambers doing businese as Sunbelt Homes order of non-euK on accounte contracts and notea Divorces Jaime Pad ran and Blanca Lucia Padron divorce granted Her surname iJtMiuuif 6m ftilnialiln cnangaa UiUimKio Maria Ocampo and Jose Ocampo dvoroe granted Carlton Ray Luckett and Katharine Luckett divorce granted Jack Houston Self and Berta Self divorce granted Cheryl Culver and Allan a Culver dteoroe granted Tommy Weisz and Oscar George WMsz divorce granted Johnny Edward Ratliff Jr and Gant Ftane Ratliff divorce granted Her surname chained to Redder Mary Lou Williams and Nethly Bell William divorce granted William Robinson arid Dora Robinson divorce granted John Nichols and Amanda Nichols dhroree granted Mary Alice Duarte and Johnny Rodriquez Duarte divoroa granted Edward Contreras and Christina Contr- eraa divorce granted Her surname chant- to Hoppor Katiy Coy Self and Ingrid Kristen Self divorce granted Kenneth Dunn and Varna Elaine Dunn divorce granted Tammy Simpson and Jon Simpson divorce granted Her surname changed to UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT Northern District San Angelo Dhrialon Civil Dockat 8amual Cortez Vksquez va Gary it of Criminal son director Texas Department of I Justice petition for writ of habeas corpua Billy Chariea Wilkins va Gary Johnson director Texas Department of Criminal Justice petition tor writ of habeas corpua Bankruptcies Johnathan Guenther and Tanwra Gala Guenther Chapter 7 Donlta Ann Bi Ibarra Haynes Beddoe Chapter 7 Barbara Nel Stroud Chapter 13 Wanda Gertrude Harper Chapter 13 Nativktad Garza Rodriguez and Carmen Reyes Rodriguez Chapter 13 Samson WOyno EMot and Martha Jean ENoL Chapter 7 ssa Guadali Joss Guadalupe Chavez and Dora Lozano Chavez Chapter 7 Jose Gkberto Ochoa and JuHa Gonzalez Ochoa Chapter 7 Hector Hugo Garcia and Rose Marie Gloria Arzota Chapter 7 Vlctoriano Lozano Ibarra and Maria Enriquette Hernandez Ibarra Chapter 7 JUSTICE COURT -Pears Justice QC Swim Precinct 1 presiding Magistrate's Dockat Charges filed tfjiawiv Michael Kirkland waa charged witjx organized crime 1 Uoa Maria Barksdale was charged with aabH cauaing bodily harm to a rl Brandon Rivera waa chargad Ramon Villa Leon waa charged with assault causing bodily Injury to a family member Jftinber Marie Taytor was charged with forjery- -i -Oscar Hernandez Rodriguez was with speeding Eeequio Mireles was charged with causing bodily Injury to a family j- 'Charles lyrin Stewart was charged with rirEinn iiifiMn Infnvlnritrerl OlfiralQ WTlRv li IvUERtCHQUb "Peter Patrick Gizzl III was charged with credit card abuse was charged with charged with unau-motor vehicle nSldney James -Scarborough II was charged with theft of merchandise by Kristopher Michael Lockhart was chMed with check theft Cynthia Ann Buaby was charged with chgfjr theft Arraignment Cecelia Garda 17 was arraigned on a chtftge of possession of a controlled substantia Bond set $5000 Terrance Michael Cullin IB was arrajgped on a charge of organized crime Bond set $15000 Christopher Robin Schartow 17 was arraigned on a charge of organized crime Bond set $15000 Louis Edward Smith 29 was arraigned on a charge of unlawful poesesskm of a firearm Bond set $50000 Richard Rodriguez Martinez was cKtjrabd with assault causing bodHy injury toaSamity member Bond set $1000 JiFaheem Nelson 20 waa arraigned on a djfvfie of sexual assault Bond set $10000 Ptjjacs Justice Stave Floyd Prifdhwt presiding Magistrate's Docket Arraignments ijtary Catherine Rouse 42 was arraigned on a charge of assault on a public? Servant Bond set $10000 fiArmando Santiago Deleon 40 was arraigned on a charge of tampering with physical evidence Bond set $10000 Michael Joseph PS store 24 was attcilUhed on a charge Mkglary of a habita-ttenzflond set $15000 Peeps Justice Eddis Howard Precinct 4 presiding Magistrate's Docket Charges filed ii'Amber Marie Trlm-Tayfor was charged wtijtv forgery Lawton Heath Taylor was chargad with Arroyo Jr was charged with unau-I use of a motor vehicle CQUNTY COURT-AT-LAW Judges Penny Roberts and David Read presiding Criminal Docket CMtges filed Brent Jason Calder was charged with unjawful possession of marijuana -Matth Jatthew Whitfield Clark was charged vdtMlNawful possession of marijuana Lthomas Scottie Cracker was charged with theft Ja0 Angel Flores was charged with drills Ken sei vin suspended Raul Gonzalez was charged with unlawful possession of marijuana -Maurioei Peahawn Jackson was charged with unlawful possession of marl- "'Nathan Ray1 LabedeKe was charged wide unlawful possession of marijuana hmes A Undber Jr was charged with unlawful possession of marijuana Ramon Martinez was charged with unlawful possession of marijuana -Mark Munguia was charged with driving while license suspended Mark Edward Murphy was charged with unlawful possession of marijuana Henry Trevino Rendon was charged with unlawful possession of marijuana Joe Talamantez Jr was charged with abusable glue or aerosol paint abuse Jared Guyton Lindsey was charged with unlawful possession of marijuana Shawn Dale Flanks was charged with unlawful possession of marijuana David Pollock was charged with unlawful possession of marijuana -Albert Stanley Stachnik was charged wRH'dttving while intoxicated Freddy Cantu Jr was charged with driving while intoxicated Freddy Cantu Jr waa charged with dri-vfrsHvhfl ijcsnso suspsndsd eiiristopher Michael Buck was charged with unlawful possession of marijuana Ricky Mark Cardenas was charged with unlawful possession of marijuana Shawn Joe Costilla was charged with urittWIul possession of marijuana Mario Dominguez ms charged with unlawful possession of marijuana ijsresa Arm Garcia was charged with utffiiwful possession of a controlled sub- itiuHan Hlnojas was charged with uttawful possession of marijuana Fredrick Dwayne Jarmon was charged witfrtahlawful possession of marijuana Antonio Deirio Laima was charged with abusable glue or aerosol paint abuse Steven Dwayne Martin was charged with unlawful possession of marijuana 'tlfoah Anthony Mota was charged with unlawful possession of marijuana Billie Sue Murdock waa charged with urfsnful possession of marijuana i Sherry Lynn Posey was charged with utfawful possession of marijuana Iran Mendoza Reyes was charged with unlawful possession of marijuana Arftoa Alexander Valles ms charged with unlawful possession of marijuana Cody Wayne Clements was charged vuuy najnn vmvtiivihv ww with unlawfully carrying a weapon Luck) Guel Gaktviz was charged with driving while intoxicated second Rose Elen Quintela was charged with drjvlng while Intoxicated Antonio Florez Ramirez was charged wtth assault causing bodily Injury Oppositions Driving while Intordcstsd James Taylor pleaded guilty to a icharge of driving while Intoxicated He wfs sentenced to 60! Relays In Jal (probated 4 Roy Ray Thigpen a charge of driving il Roy Ray Thigpen pleaded guilty to a charge of driving while Intoxicated He was sentenced to 120 days In jal (probated one and fined $600 Dwight David Minor pleaded gully to a Raiders player Bruce accused of solicitation Hill nnn ATLANTA (AP) Oakland Raiders defensive end Aundray Bruce was arrested by Atlanta police and charged with offering an undercover police officer $20 for oral sex The arrest Thursday night Fal- came five days after Atlanta cons safety Eugene Robinson arrested on a similar solicitation charge in Miami the night before the Super BowL Atlanta police spokesman John Quigley said Bruce a former Falcons first-round NFL draft pick stopped his rental car on Metro- Payton says crying is no longer an option CHICAGO (AP) Before crying at the end of his announcement that he needed a liver transplant Walter Payton had cried only once after learning of his predicament was standing ii ig in toe house and putting on my clothes and my hes clothes fit and my chest and stomach started to hurt and I just fdt sony for myself and broke down in tears because of the way I he said Payton now no longer feds sorry for himself because it a waste of time He now is concentrating on recuperating On Friday he returned from the Mayo Clinic in Rochester Minn where he went on the transplant list ent which has for a liver replacement been damaged by a bile ducts did preliminary work and CRIME STOPPERS Of San Angelo Inc sww PAYS UP TO If you have information that could help solve a murder robbery rape burglary or any other folony crime including narcotic trafficking call 6584357 ToKoT Crime Stoppers 658-HELP PO Box 5020 San Angelo TX 76902 1 I AiWm MU kifcOJ 4W nil i -r-M ter A.

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