100 WAL-MART Super Center December 1. 20 01 Children Family Services 2.987.26 PAY TO OF THE Buckner ORDER Eighty Seven and DOLLARS. Tuva Thousand Nine Hundred BUCKNER LONGVIEW, TX For of Sales Donation Greg Smith Les Journal Photo Charity of the season Greg Smith, right, and Greg Eubanks hold a display check for $2,987.26 representing funds donated by Wal-Mart Supercenter to Buckner Children and Family Services on Monday in Longview. Wal-Mart adopted Buckner as its "Charity of the Holiday Season." Longview News- Journal, Tuesday, January 15, 2002 3A Police Beat Arrests I Judith Lynn Oldham, 43, of Longview, was released from the Gregg County Jail Saturday after posting a $1,000 bond after being charged with felony fraud by Longview police, an arrest report said. Oldham was arrested at 3:50 p.m.
Friday at the Super 1 Pharmacy on East Marshall Ave. after she allegedly tried to pickup a fraudulent prescription called into the store. Police arrested Oldham after a pharmacist contacted the physician whose name appeared on the prescription and he said he had not called in the prescription. Jennifer Nicole Estes, 17, of Longview, was released from the Gregg County Jail Saturday after posting a $1,000 bond after she was arrested for family violence assault by Longview police, an' arrest report said. Police responded to a call of a domestic disturbance in the 300 block of Hawkins Parkway at 5:30 a.m.
Saturday and arrested Estes charging her with striking her exboyfriend in the head with a glass mug causing a gash in his head that was still bleeding when police were present. Steven Wayne Gilliam, 39, of Longview, was released from the Gregg County jail Saturday after posting $1,000 bond after he was arrested by Longview police for aggravated assault family violence, an arrest report said. Police reported Gilliam pointed a gun at his girlfriend Friday. William Charles Loftin, 41, of Longview, was released from the Gregg County Jail after posting a $1,000 bond after he was arrested by Longview police at a residence and charged with family violence assault, an arrest report said. Police arrested Loftin after he allegedly assaulted his wife and a man who was sleeping in a chair at his home.
Adrian Valazquez, 22, of Longview, remains in the Gregg County Jail today in lieu of bonds totaling $17,000 after he was arrested Saturday and charged with aggravated assault family violence, according to an arrest report. Police reported Valazquez ran a car off the road in which his common law wife was a passenger, and then pointed a knife at a man, the driver of the car, and his common law wife. I Fermin Barrios Rodriguez, 36, of 514 Idylwood Drive, was released from the Gregg County Jail Monday after posting a $1,000 bond after being charged with family violence assault, a police report said. Rodriguez was arrested at 11:40 p.m. Sunday at his home after he choked his wife, police reported.
Muwafaq Muhammad, 30, and Ahmad Aliodetallah, 44, both of Longview, were released from the Gregg County Jail Sunday after each posted bonds totaling $3,500 after being arrested Saturday for possession of stolen property, an arrest report stated. The two men were stopped in a 2002 Windstar van at 6 p.m. Saturday at High Street and Judson Road and police reported finding baby formula valued at over $4,000 in the vehicle as well as maps and assorted receipts from several different grocery stores. Kina Lasonya Sherow, 30, of 1101 14th was in the Gregg County Jail Monday under $1,000 bond attached to a charge of assault under the family violence code. Sherow, who also was held under a $204 Panola County ticket for driving with an unrestrained child, was arrested by Longview police at 6:35 p.m.
Sunday at her home. Bret Glynon Bates, 39, of 1508 Auburn Drive, remained Monday in the Gregg County Jail under a $2,000 bond on a Rusk County charge of violating a protective order. He also was held without bond on a warrant accusing him of violating parole. Bates was arrested by Kilgore police at 11:48 p.m. in the 200 block of Kings Lane in Kilgore, records show.
Gregg County Crime Stoppers may pay up to $1,000 for information leading to an arrest or conviction. To report a crime, call 236-STOP. Deal allows man to plead guilty to one of 16. weapons charges Officials identify man who died in fire early Saturday Kilgore man gets 48 months for role in an crack cocaine network By JO LEE FERGUSON and possession with intent to charges he faced. He said Staff writer distribute.
However, those Mumphry's attorney had charges were dismissed Monday worked out a "good for TYLER A federal judge sen- as part of an agreement in which Mumphry with the United States tenced a Kilgore man to 48 he pleaded guilty to a different Attorney's Office. months in prison for his role in charge, use of a communication However, Hannah warned an East Texas crack cocaine net- facility to facilitate the commis- Mumphry about what might work, warning the man to stay sion of a felony. happen to him if he gets in trouout of trouble when he is Mumphry appeared before ble after his release from prison. released. U.S.
District Judge John Han- "If you're arrested after you Christopher Marcel nah Jr. on Monday for sentenc- get out, and you appear before Mumphry, 24, also. known as ing at the federal courthouse in any federal court in the land, "Little Chris," was among 47 Tyler. Hannah sentenced the they're probably going to take people who were named in three man to 48 months in prison and the rest of your life away from indictments this past summer. one year of supervised release you," Hannah said.
The indictments alleged the after he gets out of prison. Han- Federal sentencing guidelines defendants participated in over- nah also ordered that Mumphry take into account past criminal lapping drug rings. serve that sentence in Texas, history and would require a Mumphry originally was concurrently with a sentence he lengthy sentence, Hannah named in two counts of an 18- is serving on a state drug charge. explained, as he told the man he count indictment charging him Hannah told the man he hopes he can stay out of trouble. with conspiracy to possess with would have faced much more "Good luck to you," Hannah intent to distribute crack cocaine time in prison under the original told Mumphry.
TYLER A man facing 16 weapons-related charges forged a deal with the federal government in which most of those charges will be dropped in exchange for his guilty plea to one of them. In November, Von Eric Walton was named in a 16-count indictment in relation to incidents that allegedly occurred Survey designed FROM WIRE AND STAFF REPORTS to gauge support for bonfire COLLEGE STATION, Texas (AP) An electronic survey this week will help Texas University officials gauge student support for reviving the annual bonfire this year, the event's coordinator said. Bryan Cole, Bonfire 2002 coordinator, said students will receive an email message this week with survey information. and replies will be accepted Wednesday through Friday. "The number of responses we get will be taken as an indication of support or a lack of support for continuing with bonfire," Cole told the BryanCollege Station Eagle in Monday's editions.
The bonfire tradition was suspended after 12 Aggies died and 27 others were injured when the structure collapsed in November 1999. Chick-fil-A pledges percentage of sales from today to LISD From 4 p.m. until closing today, Chick-fil-A will contribute 10 percent of its restaurant receipts both from dine-in and drivethrough to the Longview Independent School District Foundation. The money will go to help the district's second annual Lamplighter Awards Banquet, which will be held April 9 at Pinecrest Country Club. The banquet last year recognized students and the teachers or education support staff members who have touched their lives.
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3 in Panola County. He entered his guilty plea before U.S. District Judge John Hannah Jr. at the federal courthouse in Tyler. The crime carries a possible penalty of 10 years in prison, a fine of up to $250,000 and By MIKE ROARK filled with fire and smoke," he Officials have identified a man who died i in an early Saturday morning fire on Jordan Street as Willie B.
Jackson. Longview Fire Marshal Davis Whitehurst said firefighters responded to a call of a fire at 912 Jordan St. at about 1 a.m. Saturday. They found the front part of the house fully engulfed in flames.
"Because it was a lifethreatening situation, the firefighters used a quick attack," Whitehurst said. A quick attack is when firefighters don't wait on additional units to arrive before looking for people who might be caught in the fire. "Three firefighters tried to go in the front room but it was said. "They then looked through a back bedroom window and saw him slumped over by a bed. They broke in a window and pulled him out through the window." Whitehurst said paramedics administered CPR to Jackson while he was transported to Good Shepherd Medical Center.
He died about an hour later at the hospital. Preliminary autopsy results received by Whitehurst late Monday afternoon indicated Jackson died from smoke inhalation. Sunday editions of the Longview News-Journal reported Jackson was found in the house when firefighters used a thermal imaging camera, but that was incorrect. Environmentalists ask appeals court to overturn Houston's clean air plan HOUSTON (AP) Environmentalists and business leaders asked a federal appeals court Monday to review a state pollution plan to bring the Galveston region into compliance with national ozone standards by 2007 as required by the federal Clean Air Act. The groups cite different reasons for their appeals in a total of five petitions submitted to the 5th U.S.
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