Archive for March 12, 2010

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Bastrop, Tx–Voters in the Bastrop school district will select three school trustees May 8 from seven candidates.

Two incumbents will be on the ballot, but one current board member is not seeking another term in office.

For the Place 5 seat, Trustee Glenn Peterson is standing for re-election. He is being challenged by Carol Armstrong.

In Place 6, veteran Board Member Sophia Willisams declined running for another term. Gary Jefferson and Linda Apostalo both want the post.

For the Place 7 seat, incumbent Jim Mills is facing two contenders, Kelly Bender and Jim Clark who has sought election twice in the past.

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Attorneys for an indicted former Pedernales Electric Cooperative executive and a former co-op lawyer are again seeking to keep a State District judge in Blanco County off the case, this time by asking for a ruling from the state’s highest criminal appeals court.

Attorneys for Bennie Fuelberg and Walter Demondthis week filed a petition with the Texas Criminal Court of Appeals to ask that State District Judge Dan Mills be disqualified from the case because he is a co-op member, as are most Johnson City residents. Attorneys for the former PEC officials argued that Mills stands to benefit financially if restitution is ordered in the case.

It’s not the first time they’ve tried this strategy.

Last year, attorneys for the embattled former co-op leaders filed a motion to remove Mills from the case, but a visiting judge, state District Judge Robert “ Bert” Richardson, ruled in December that Mills could stay on. They then asked the 3rd Court of Appeals for to overturn Richardson’s decision, but the court ruled in Mills’ favor last month.

Now, defense attorneys will ask the Texas Criminal Court of Appeals for a ruling.
The move could push the complex trial’s start date back even further. At a hearing in Johnson City on Friday, Mills declined to set a start date pending the appeals’ court’s ruling.

“I would guess the earliest we could go to trial is mid-October,” Roy Minton, an attorney for Demond, said in court.

But Chris Gunter, an attorney for Fuelberg, disagreed, citing the large amount of evidence involved.

“It’s not going to be tried anytime before the end of the year,” he said.

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what to do, what to do?

俺、明日こそ本屋と古本屋に行くんだ……

well another day at work and hope everyone have a good friday

good morning everyone

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Alrighty guys Im out!…hasta manana! (how do i get the 'n' to have the squiggly above it??)

Chillin in dis beautiful place called GOD'S kountry!!!

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