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Hispanic voters
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EL PASO (AP) — More than half of
Texas’ registered Hispanic voters went
to the polls and more than three-quarters
of them voted for Michael Dukakis — a
trend that some believe could fore
shadow bitter politics in the Lone Star
State’s future.
“In some counties, we may be having
two parties — one brown, one white,”
said Dr. Bob Brischetto, executive direc
tor of the Southwest Voter Research In
stitute in San Antonio. “This well could
be the beginning of a strong polarization
along ethnic and party lines. ”
Officials caution that liberalized ab
sentee-voting means it will be days be
fore accurate estimates on Hispanic turn
out are available. But Andy Hernandez,
executive director of the Southwest
Voter Registration Education Project, es
timated Tuesday night that 650,000, or
55 percent, of the registered Hispanics
voted in this year’s election. In 1984, the
figure was 49 percent, he said.
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Exit polls by NBC and SVREP
showed that 79 percent to 82 percent of
Texas Hispanics voted for the Spanish
speaking Dukakis — higher than the 73
percent of Texas Hispanics who voted
for Walter Mondale in 1984.
Such statistics held up even in conser
vative Lubbock County, said Maria
Luisa Mercado, vice chairman of the
Mexican-American Democrats of Texas
and an assistant state attorney general in
Lubbock.
She said there was a backlash against
Republican Party radio advertisements in
the Rio Grande Valley in which an an
nouncer warned in Spanish that officials
will be watching for voting by non-citi
zens, and against Republican Secretary
of State Jack Rains for sending poll-
monitors to minority precincts.
“That does not invite a good view of
the Republican Party,” Mercado said.
The following incidents were re
ported to the University Police De
partment from Nov. 2 through Tues
day.
MISDEMEANOR THEFF:
• One bicycle was reported sto- *
len.
• A Keathley Hall resident re
ported that someone stole her watch
from her room.
• A student reported that someone
stole his cassette player in the Ster
ling C. Evans Library.
• A woman reported that someone
stole her wallet from her purse in the
YMCA Building.
• A student who had previously
reported that his ring had been stolen
reported that his ring actually had
been picked up by another student for
safe keeping.
CRIMINAL MISCHIEF:
• A student reported that someone
damaged the passenger doorb/ p
his 1970 Ford, which was paitflpntinued frc
campus.
HARASSMENT:
• A student reported that/he length of t
ceived several annoying tdtjtredi' files,
calls. “A >ot of stude
• Another student reporteditheir debts, and
ing an obscene and annoye ; Anc : that is s
phone call. hey’>e starting t
DRIVING WHILE INTOXlQteir credit ratin
• An officer stopped a vdacheni tor the next
driving in an “erratic mantf “It’s going to
North Bizzell Street and decifeible to buy a ho
the driver looked intoxicated, hetn not to be a :
PUBLIC INTOXICATION: jause them so m;
• After responding to a dHuate from cc
bance call at the Flying Tomaiclffl’re responsit
cers found that a Bryan manappljj that won’t m
to be intoxicated. l||e their past a
ASSAULT: Honsumcrs ha’
A student reported that Erajfog to improve
assaulted in the Cain Hall stud; in their credit re
Irror is repor
Police look for robb
of convenience stort
redit bureau
tern within 30 da
On Sept. 21, the Student Comer
Convenience Store located in the
1800 block of Welsh Street in Col
lege Station was the scene of an
armed robbery.
At 8:15 p.m., a female customer
entered the store and asked the clerk
for an item to purchase. While the
clerk was distracted, the robber re
vealed a small, nickel-plated re
volver, threatened the clerk and de
manded money from the cash
register.
After taking an undetermined
amount of cash in small bills, the
woman fled the store and was last
seen running north on Welsh Street.
Witnesses described the robber as a
black female with dark complexion.
about 5 feet 8 inches tall andi
ing 150 pounds. She was w«
purple bandana on her head, at
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BROWNSVILLE (AP) — A federal
judge has fined Alamo Bank of Texas
$750,000 for drug-related currency vio
lations committed by another Lower Rio
Grande Valley bank before Alamo ac
quired it last year.
U.S. District Judge Filemon Vela said
he was sending a warning to area finan
cial institutions Tuesday when he as
sessed a $250,000 fine on one count of
failing to report currency transactions
over $10,000, and ordered Alamo to pay
within 30 days.
He assessed $500,000 on two other
counts, but suspended those two fines
and placed the bank on three years’ pro
bation.
He said that he feels he must do some
thing that informs every financial institu
tion in the Rio Grande Valley of the obli
gation to comply with federal currency
laws designed to prevent money laun
dering.
generating
rcncy.
millions of dollars in cur-
The three were customers of the Pharr
bank.
Alamo Bank was assessed the fine as
successor to Central Bank of Pharr, after
pleading no contest to three counts of
failing to report cash transactions total
ing $1.78 million.
Fitch in early October said his bank
was aware of the problems involving the
cash transactions when it purchased the
Pharr bank.
He said the transactions had been in
vestigated by the Comptroller of: 1 he P 6 ®!’ 10
renC y Supporters Tueso
He said the comptroller t ^ ie m i xcc
by the Justice Department thalte ^° Un ^ s a
should be dropped. 3^ te ’ s Democrat
Later, an Internal Revenue fe.
probe of the transactions resuk;s|# orn Phillips,
indictments. .. a Bief Justice o
Allen Shields said if the banh;£f urt > sa ‘d the
ized the potential liability two "P art
would have delayed taking' ° i n( ' ar 'd a halt, n
Pharr bank. SJee-quartep.”
He said the judge had noted li; " ut Bush s coi
guilty party was not before thee®
that Alamo had merely inherited:
bility through the merger.
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Alamo Bank officials, however, said
they were preparing to appeal the deci
sion.
“On appeal, we trust that the higher
courts will agree with our position that
justice will not be preserved if Alamo
Bank is punished for a crime it did not
commit,” Allen Shields, bank president,
said.
Jeffrey Fitch, senior vice president peal in a 7-1 decision,
and cashier, said in a signed statement
that he thought the court subjected an in
nocent party to heavy fines and public
embarrassment.
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AUSTIN (AP) — The Texas Court of
Criminal Appeals Wednesday affirmed
the murder conviction of Freddie Lee
Webb, sentenced to death in the 1985
murder of Leopoldo Cantu in Corpus
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Alamo was indicted on Dec. 15, 1987,
on eight counts of currency transactions
and conspiracy violations, as successor
in interest to the bank it had acquired
eight months earlier.
Among other grounds, Webb claimed
the evidence failed to support the jury’s
verdict that he intentionally killed Cantu
during a kidnapping.
Judge Sam Houston Clinton wrote the
majority opinion.
Judge Marvin Teague dissented, and
Judge Chuck Miller did not participate.
According to the opinion, Elizabeth
Cantu worked her first shift as night su
pervisor of the Ship Ahoy Restaurant in
Corpus Christi on Dec. 8, 1985.
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Hy outcome as
year-old senator,
his running mate
Webb forced Elizabeth Cantu ton!' jp e exas 29 ek
safe, it said.
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times, although only one woBthere’s not,” Ja
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Several months later, Webtrt
prehended as he fled the scene«
bery, the opinion said.
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and 1984, drug traffickers Juan Frank
Garcia, Emilio Quintero-Payan and Juan
Jose Quintero-Payan engaged in large-
scale distribution of tons of marijuana,
She met her husband, Leopoldo, after
work and they went to a car wash.
The two were accosted at the car wash
by Webb and an accomplice, who forced
them at gunpoint into the back seat of
their Blazer, the opinion said.
They returned to the restaurant, where
During the robbery, Webbdisfll
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said.
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evidence provides a motive foraf"
personally to take an interest indif
of the deceased (because he mM
been able to identify Webb), and:
to show that as between (Webb;
accomplice, (Webb) was giving
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Republican Paul Roberts died after the
date passed for removal of names from
ballots. In Tuesday’s election, Roberts
won 4,076 votes, while Democrat Jay
Kirkman II collected 1,879 votes and
write-in candidate Harold Cliver, also a
Democrat, collected 521. The dead-man
winner wasn’t the only twist to the race.
Kirkman is under indictment by a grand
jury.
Kirkman and Cliver attributed the un
usual outcome to straight-ticket Republi
can voters.
“I think it’s a trend down the whole
ballot from the national ticket,” Kirkman
said. “Everybody voted straight Republi
can. I look down the ticket, and it’s the
same in every race. ’’
Cliver said, “A lot of people just went
in there and punched the ‘R’ button. ’ ’
bent Lloyd Bentsen in the U.S.
race.
Six days before the election
was indicted by a Potter Count)
jury on three misdemeanor charL
ery, unlawful acceptance of can
funds and unlawful expenditure t’
paign funds. Each charge is
by up to a $2,000 fine and ayearf
County Attorney Bill Baumani
is prosecuting the case, said
indictment stems from accusation
Kirkman, 33, signed the name
stepmother, Libby Anderson KirM
ife
County Judge Elisha Demerson will
decide who must fill Roberts’ seat, origi
nally left vacant when Republican Pat
Cunningham retired.
Vice President George Bush defeated
Gov. Michael Dukakis handily in the
county, one of the state’s few where Re
publican Beau Boulter defeated incum-
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