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Texas Del Rio, Texii Sunday, September 2i, 19M-3A Jury list released The following list of prospec- jive jurors are to report to the se- pond floor of the Val Verde County Courthouse to 63rd Judicial District Courtroom Tuesday at 10 a.m. Minerva R. Avalos, Edna L. Baker, Angelica Barrera, Robert Barrera, W.I. Beasley, Sara 'Jimenez Bejarano, James T.

Blake, Eugenia G. Bolle, Earl Sowers, Elm a Ramos Brown, lEdwin E. Brown Nicholas L. Rodolfo Cantu, Raul A. ICardenas, Sara Estela Cardenas, T.

Cardenas, Martina and Raymond Carrel. Also Dolly Carter, Berta Elizama Casillas, Castillo, Leticia Castillo, Jesus N. Castorena, Romelia Jose Mario Cervantes, Annie Mae Chandler, Teresa F. Charles, Jesus Chavira, Cecil E. Wise, Noritta Coe, Robert E.

Condry, and Mrs. George W. Cox. Also Maria Alicia De Hoyos, Argentina Dever, James D. Dixon, Boyd B.

Eardley, Beverly B. Edge, Carol Elick, Mrs. Enedlna Escamilla, Maria D. Esquivel, Efrain F. Fa vela, Jo Beth Fawcett, Jo Ann Faz, Mrs.

John Finger Isabel G. Flores, Ramon Flores, Robert M. Flores and Juan J. Gallardo. Also Jaime Zapata, Ramon R.

Galvan, Ana Bella Garcia, Romelia Garcia, Juan L. Garza, Olga D. Garza, Olivia L. Garza, Jesus A. Gonzalez, Ramiro Gonzalez, Sylvia P.

Gonzalez, Ann Dulce Graf, Esperanza. G. Guajardo, Lydia R. Guardiola and Jesse G. Guerra.

Also Robert R. Guerra Vicki Hayes Woods, Moises Guzman, Jeffrey 0. Hahn, Barbara Jean Harrison, Pamela M. Hawbaker, Mrs. Stanley D.

Henderson, Cecilia G. Hernandez, Elida N. Hernandez, Irene Hernandez, Isabel Her- nandez, Maria N. Hernandez, Martha Hernandez, Roberto Hernandez and Carrol W. Hinds.

Also Guillermo Hinojosa, Maria H. Huerta, Maria E. Jaquez, Jerry D. Jeffery, Alfredo C. Jimenez, Janyce Marie Johnson, Frank King, Roberto Kiniskey, Pamela Kowalski, Jeanette R.

Lacosse, Willene G. Lambert, Violet D. Lane, Bessie D. Larson, Ruby Lee Lay and Hermilo M. Ledesma.

Also Belinda Ann Leyva, Larry Lindenschmidt, Graciela T. Lomas, Nieto Rodolfo Lomas, Galindo Enedina Lopez, Diana Maria Longoria, Angela S. Martinez, Anna Maria Martinez, Gloria Martinez, Raul Martinez, Richard Martinez, Marcela R. Marin and Ruben G. Medina.

Also Aurora D. Menchaca, Eloisa F. Meza, Janet Lee Miller, Raymond William Miller, Robert Terry Mitchell, Rosa Maria Moreno, Glenn David Morgan, Katherine S. Morgan, Yolanda V. Morln, Richard Earl Nelson, Catalina Ojeda, Gerardo Olivas, Beatrice Ortiz and Lucia Romelia Ortiz.

Also Salvador Ortiz, Ramona D. Osteen, Jean Pina, Olivia Ponce, Franklin B. Potts, Pedro F. Puente, Sharon E. Purcell, Benny Molina Ramos, Ross N.

Read, Kenneth W. Ridley, Oscar Rizo, Jose Roberto Ramos, Amelia Rodriguez, Ricardo Rodriguez, Pedro B. Rubio and Gary Victor Sandstrum. Also Ernesto L. Salazar, Emery Lou Seyler, Allie Fern Smith, Loye Lea Speakman, Elton D.

Stahl, Ida Luise Stewart, George G. Tilson, Francisca Crosby Tola, David Torres, Anthony David Vela, Criselda Valdez Watkins and Mina E. Williams. Also Jalm C. King Guillermo Gomez, John Kallinger, Ernesto Tijerina and Jose Luis Nieto.

House approves spending cuts AUSTIN (AP) The House on Saturday approved $582 million in state spending cuts forced by the oil slump that has put Texas in an unprecedented financial crisis. The voice vote approval came shortly before the House was set to debate a temporary tax hike bill that would raise the state sales from 4Vfc percent to 5V4 percent, and add 5 cents to the dime-per-gallon gasoline taxes until Aug. 31, 1987. The tax bill would bring in $869.2 million and solve the cash flow problem caused by a projected $2.8 billion state deficit. Speaker Gib Lewis said he had the votes to pass the tax bill later Saturday.

The spending cut package, worked out by House-Senate negotiators, now faces Senate review. Among the cuts is the elimination of a 3 percent 1987 pay raise state employees were scheduled to receive. The House had approved $739 million in cuts, but Appropriations Committee Chairman Jim Rudd, D- Brownfield, Saturday told colleagues that Senate had blocked the deeper cuts. "The citizens of the state are far better off to take what we have today," Rudd told the House. Rep.

Mike Toomey, R- Houston, urged House members to vote for the cuts, but sign a statement saying they wanted larger reductions in state spending. "It's the maximum we can do under the circumstances and considering we are a bicameral Legislature," Toomey said, referring to Senate opposition to deeper cuts. The Senate, which had ap- proved $414.4 million in cuts is expected to approve the $582 million package next week. The cuts would include the loss of 1,981 state jobs, 1,460 of them in higher education. Gov.

Mark White, who is pushing a temporary sales tax increase, was on the House floor talking with lawmakers Saturday. "We've been here I think long enough now. I think peo-" pie have had a chance to. review all the intracacies of. the bill," he said.

Texan votes tallied WASHINGTON (AP) Here is how Texans voted in the 202-180 roll call Friday by which the House rejected a proposed rule for consideration of an immigration reform bill. A "yes" vote is to approve the ground rules for consideration of the bill, keeping the legislation alive. Voting yes were 167 Democrats and 13 Republicans. Voting no were 57 Democrats and 145 Republicans. xxx denotes those not voting.

Present denotes those who voted they were "present" at the time of the vote but did not vote "yes" or "no" on the issue. There are two vacancies in the 435-member House. TEXAS Democrats Andrews, no; Brooks, no; Bryant, yes; Bustamante, yes; Chapman, no; Coleman, yes; de la Garza, xxx; Frost, no; Gonzalez, no; R. Hall, no; Leath, yes; Leland, yes; Ortiz, yes; Pickle, no; Stenholm, no; Wilson, no; Wright, yes. Republicans Archer, no; Armey, no; Bartlett, no; Barton, no; Boulter, no; Corn- best, no; DeLay, no; Fields, no; Loeffler, no; Sweeney, no.

A wild west marriage Help a good Give to United Way SAN ANTONIO, Texas (AP) Ray Townsend, who changed his name to Johnny Concho after he fell in love with the Wild, Wild West, has brought his only other true love to Texas to tie the knot. Concho, 42, and Julie Ann Hopper, the stars of a Wild West show in Great Britain, planned to marry Saturday during their vacation to the Lone Star State. "We could either sit around in England and spend all our money on silly things like groceries, or come here and get married," Concho said Friday. "We planned on getting married in England, but that seemed boring. San Antonio is a beautiful city.

It's got everything in Texas." The bride planned to wear yellow roses in her hair, while the groom opted for a Stetson, jeans and boots. Concho, who describes himself as "British by birth and Texan by choice," works as a truck driver when he is not imitating the likes of Wyatt Earp, Doc Holliday or Billy the Kid. He met Ms. Hopper six years ago when she was singing in a country band. She now works in the catering business when she is not acting.

Concho said he became trigued with cowboys when h6 was a boy. Just for fun, he and some fellow fans of the West began pretending to be their heroes. In 1966, a group of nuns asked the British buckaroos to perform for handicapped children, marking the birth of the Wild Wesi show that since has been viewed by Queen Elizabeth II, among others. Concho's first visit to Texafc came in 1978 when he worked 0(1 a Bandera dude ranch and eight months on a Cotulla ranch. "I worked cattle all day and drank beer in the evenings," he said.

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