Parra Izvan R. Porras and Ashley Dawn Hallmark-Fowler
Chesley Edward Phelps and Jordan Kinsey Cogburn
Raymond John March and Amy Lee Weisgarber
Roberto Hernandez Huerta and Gladis Ramos
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Marriage licenses
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Divorces
DIVORCES GRANTED
Joel Campbell Damron and Jessica Darlene Damron
Pamela Wilson and Thomas Wilson
Lisa Marie Carpenter and Daniel Gene Carpenter
Anthony Lee Arnold and Mindy Leann Arnold
DIVORCES FILED
Margaret Regina Gust and Gregory Hollis Gust
Jordan Tracy Murrietta and Arturo William Murrietta
Tiffani Lauren Sandoval and Reymundo Ryann Sandoval
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In civil courts
72ND DISTRICT COURT
JUDGE RUBEN G. REYES
Jaime Longoria and Liliana Mendoza against Jessica Shane, suit on personal injury auto
99TH DISTRICT COURT
JUDGE WILLIAM C. SOWDER
Lubbock Central Appraisal District against Allen H. Gray, Countrywide Home Loans Inc., Sheri Gray, LVNV Funding LLC and Citibank South Dakota, suit on tax petition
Lubbock Central Appraisal District against Iris Kinard (deceased), Gaylord Kinard (deceased) and Carol Ann Fogerson, suit on tax petition
237TH DISTRICT COURT
JUDGE LES HATCH
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Assumed names
■ Assumed name: Dora Moss Interiors; owner: Earl Leroy Henry
■ Assumed name: Best Mobile 3; owner: Mary C. Pierson
■ Assumed name: Angelic Candles; owner: Craig Mitchell
■ Assumed name: Angelic Candles; owner: Lesenee Mitchell
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Alaska pot backer ordered to comply with subpoena
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — A campaign finance investigation is moving forward against an Alaska television reporter who quit her job on-air and vowed to work toward legalizing marijuana.
The Alaska Public Offices Commission wants to know whether Charlo Greene used crowdsourcing funds to advocate for a ballot initiative to legalize recreational pot use. Greene challenged the commission's request for documents.
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20 establishments have two or more criticial violations in this week's restaurant inspections
Restaurant reports for the week ending Nov. 22:
No Critical Violations
Amarillo German Roasted Nuts, 2023 S. Milam
Ambrosa Catering, 4208 Boston Ave.
Boss Office Bar, 518 E. 34th St.
Buffalo Wild Wings, 8212 University Ave.
Carillon Hob Nob, 1717 Norfolk
Carillon Skilight, 1717 Norfolk
Carillon Starlight, 1717 Norfolk
China Town, 5217 82nd St.
China Wok, 6302 Frankford Ave. 3
Costco Wholesale No. 1163 (Bakery), 6020 34th St.
Costco Wholesale No. 1163 (Grocery), 6020 34th St.
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Death row inmate's prison food complaint rejected
HARTFORD, Conn. — A federal judge in Connecticut has rejected the arguments of a home invasion killer on death row who complained that the food he is being served in prison is not kosher.
Steven Hayes, convicted of killing a mother and two daughters, sued the Department of Correction in August, alleging the preparation practices for kosher meals in the kitchen at the state's highest-security prison do not conform to Jewish dietary laws.
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Records: Mom charged in death consumed booze, pot
BURLINGTON, Vt. (AP) — Court records say a Vermont mother charged with involuntary manslaughter in the death of her weeks-old son was intoxicated when she smothered him as they slept.
According to records obtained by The Burlington Free Press, 27-year-old Rosemary Gile of Worcester had a blood alcohol level of 0.132 when police arrived early July 22 on a report of an unresponsive baby.
Gile is due to be arraigned on the felony charge Thursday in Superior Court in Burlington. If convicted, she faces up to 15 years in prison.
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Man who killed 6-year-old girl set for release
KAUKAUNA, Wis. (AP) — A man convicted of sexually assaulting and killing a young Kaukauna girl 26 years ago is set to be released from prison.
Vince Fisher was sentenced to 40 years in prison for second-degree murder and sexual assault. Six-year-old Jessica Miller was found dead on March 9, 1988. An autopsy showed Jessica had been sexually assaulted and a plastic ball had been forced down her throat, suffocating her. Fisher was living with the girl's mother at the time.
Fisher is now 66 years old and has reached his mandatory release date.
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Marriage Licenses
Korey Michael Gutierrez and Sirena Monique Leal
Jack Eric Kisby and Jennifer Alyssa Dean
Joel Stephen Wilbourn and Melissa Anne Glasscock
Aaron Gunther Morton and Brittney Ann Baeza
Anthony John Durham and Sarah Nicole Olcese
David Carl Mason and Sharla Jane Hill
Jeremy Thomas Gover and Brylee Mykala Mayo
Leonard Joseph Simnacher and Reina Dekying Kennedy-Bautista
Stephen Randall Chock and Brigette S. Rangel-Martin
Erich Sean Hardt and Abby Christine Palmer
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Divorces Granted
DIVORCES GRANTED
Rebecca Lynn Vazquez and Ernesto Addel Augusto Vazquez
Jennifer Smith and Bradley Steven Smith
DIVORCES FILED
Brandon Roy Key and Stephanie Renee Key
Jose Pascual Rodriguez Perez and Martha Alicia Rodriguez Perez
Mary Raye Howell and Nicholas Caro
Laura Jean George and Christopher Wayne George
Bridget Leann Winn and Brian Scott Winn
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Civil Filings
72ND DISTRICT COURT
JUDGE RUBEN G. REYES
Spring McDonnell against Lorenza Pina, suit on other civil
Plainscapital Bank against Natvarlal Patal, Jayesh Daji and Vijay D. Daji, suit on account
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Assumed names
■ Assumed Name: Lone Star Craftsmen; Owner: Aaron Myers
■ Assumed Name: Lone Star Craftsmen; Owner: Caleb Kimbrell
■ Assumed Name: Lone Star Craftsmen; Owner: Casey Westenrieder
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Man in custody after shots fired at local business
Man in custody after shots fired at business
A man is in custody after police responded to reports of shots fired at Smallwood’s Inc. vacuum cleaner store in the 3000 block of 34th Street Tuesday afternoon.
There are no reported injuries.
Police arrested the suspect, employee James Moreno, following a dispute between Moreno and another worker of the family-owned business, according to Lubbock police Sgt. Jason Lewis. He said the two people involved in the altercation were related.
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Wal-Mart denies stalling in Morgan crash lawsuit
TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — Wal-Mart has denied claims by lawyers for actor-comedian Tracy Morgan that it is stalling a federal lawsuit over a fatal highway crash in New Jersey last summer.
In a court filing Monday, attorneys for Morgan opposed a motion by Wal-Mart driver Kevin Roper to intervene in the case. Roper isn't named as a defendant but is facing criminal charges in New Jersey.
Morgan's attorneys accuse Wal-Mart of stalling to avoid the disclosure of its safety practices.
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Marriage Licenses
Casey Don Wunderlich and Stephanie Breann Scott
Jason Post and Brooke Kay Phillips
Paul Michael Gaspard and Nichole Lashal Sabvino
Edgar A. Tobias Castillo and Ruth S. Rico Garcia
Brandon Clark Covington and Amanda Lynn Harris
Charles Brent Sawyer and Ashlee Dawn Bond
Clifton James Naranjo and Zalanda Michelle Ruland
Courtney Shan Bailey and Allison Megan Smith
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Divorces Granted
DIVORCES GRANTED
Joshua Hernandez and Dominica Mercedes Hernandez
Maria Rodriguez and Agustin Rodriguez
Gordon E. Daniell and Cherry M. Daniell
Virginia Valderas Vidales and Raul Chavez Aguirre
Amanda Sarah Fielding and Mikeuel Derek Fielding
DIVORCES FILED
Dennise Martinez and Alfredo Paez Sr.
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Civil Filings
72ND DISTRICT COURT
JUDGE RUBEN G. REYES
Elizabeth Maldonado against Juanita Gauna, suit on personal injury auto
99TH DISTRICT COURT
JUDGE WILLIAM C. SOWDER
Andry A. Rhodes against Tammie Sauceda, suit on personal injury other
Angela Visser and Michael Mishiri, suit on personal injury auto
237TH DISTRICT COURT
JUDGE LES HATCH
Jenkins Electronics LLC against Jordan Stegemoeller, suit on account
Judy Bartl against Ford Motor Co., David Bartl, Amarillo Motors-F Inc. and Gene Messer Ford, suit on account
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Assumed names
■ Assumed name: Morris Commercial Concrete Contractors; owner: Jason Morris
■ Assumed name: Double D Construction; owner: Charles Dorrity
■ Assumed name: Kenneth Gibbs Appraiser; owner: Kenneth Gibbs
■ Assumed name: Texas Gadget Doctors; owner: Jesus Adan Tirado
■ Assumed name: Texas Gadget Doctors; owner: Elise Katharine Tirado
■ Assumed name: Hamilton, Douglas & Obi; owner: Richard Obi
■ Assumed name: Eagle Deals; owner: Richard Palmer
■ Assumed name: West Texas Daily Deliver; owner: Tracy Bailey
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More Bill Cosby accusers expected to speak out
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Three women who claim they were victimized by Bill Cosby are scheduled to appear at a press conference called by attorney Gloria Allred.
Allred has scheduled a press conference for Wednesday afternoon in Los Angeles and says she will propose a way the women can "obtain justice" despite statutes of limitations that would prevent criminal or civil cases from being filed.
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