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Month: November 2007

Observe Fire Safety Tips During Holidays

El Paso Fire Department officials are urging the public to exercise care when preparing their holiday meals. Each year, nearly 4,300 fires in the United States occur on Thanksgiving Day causing 15 fatalities, about 50 injuries, and nearly $27 million in property damage. Of those fires, 1,450 occur in residential structures. Some fire factoids the

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Observe Fire Safety Tips During Holidays

El Paso Fire Department officials are urging the public to exercise care when preparing their holiday meals. Each year, nearly 4,300 fires in the United States occur on Thanksgiving Day causing 15 fatalities, about 50 injuries, and nearly $27 million in property damage. Of those fires, 1,450 occur in residential structures. Some fire factoids the

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State Spending On Border Security

AUSTIN (AP) — Republican Gov. Rick Perry pushed for and got $110 million allocated for Texas-Mexico border security in this year’s legislative session, covering the coming two years. Perry’s office is also using federal grant money to step up border security programs. Some of the spending areas are: Division of Emergency Management for border surge

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State Spending On Border Security

AUSTIN (AP) — Republican Gov. Rick Perry pushed for and got $110 million allocated for Texas-Mexico border security in this year’s legislative session, covering the coming two years. Perry’s office is also using federal grant money to step up border security programs. Some of the spending areas are: Division of Emergency Management for border surge

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Texas A&M Postpones Bonfire

COLLEGE STATION (AP) – The off-campus bonfire organized by Texas A&M University students planned for Saturday has been postponed after the Robertson County Commissioner’s Court decided Friday to maintain the burn ban, according to the student Web site for the bonfire. The commissioners will re-evaluate the burn ban again on Monday. Earlier this week, Robertson

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Texas A&M Postpones Bonfire

COLLEGE STATION (AP) – The off-campus bonfire organized by Texas A&M University students planned for Saturday has been postponed after the Robertson County Commissioner’s Court decided Friday to maintain the burn ban, according to the student Web site for the bonfire. The commissioners will re-evaluate the burn ban again on Monday. Earlier this week, Robertson

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Alleged Smuggler Appears In Court

EL PASO – An admitted Mexican drug smuggler shot by a pair of U.S. Border Patrol agents later convicted in the shooting made his first appearance in federal courton Fridayon drug charges. Osvaldo Aldrete Davila was shot in the buttocks in February 2005. He was fleeing from border agents during an attempted smuggling attempt. Aldrete

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Alleged Smuggler Appears In Court

EL PASO – An admitted Mexican drug smuggler shot by a pair of U.S. Border Patrol agents later convicted in the shooting made his first appearance in federal courton Fridayon drug charges. Osvaldo Aldrete Davila was shot in the buttocks in February 2005. He was fleeing from border agents during an attempted smuggling attempt. Aldrete

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