Buentello had served as a recruiter in San Antonio and the training chief and class instructor for Headquarters and Headquarters Squadron in Iwakuni, Japan, according to Marine Corps news releases.
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The state s latest jobs report shows 14,000 mining and logging positions, which includes oil and gas, were lost in the Houston area during 2020. One of the hardest hit areas continues to be Baytown, which relies on the oil and gas industry.
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The order looks to freeze oil and gas leases on public lands. The Texas Oil and Gas Association said if this becomes permanent, 120,000 jobs will be lost in Texas by next year.
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Vincent Valdez works on an eight-panel painting of a modern-day Ku Klux Klan gathering, in his studio in San Antonio in 2016.Michael Stravato /NYTShow MoreShow Less
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San Antonio-based filmmaker Ray Santisteban, whose latest film, Vincent Valdez: The Beginning is Near, is part of a series of online profiles of contemporary artists.Carlos Javier Sanchez /Carlos Javier Sanchez /ContributorShow MoreShow Less
Vincent Valdez, the San Antonio-born artist who drew national attention for his monumental painting of the Ku Klux Klan a few years ago, is now the subject of a short film.