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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1967
Page
10
The Dallas News urges passage of two Texas Legislature bills allowing firms to practice optometry under trade names. It cites a 30 year history of licensed optometrists using trade names with no quality decline, noting exams and affordable eye care for lower income residents.
Cross wins 192 votes, Coleman 123, and Mrs. James H. Logan 116 of Alpine in the no vacancy race totaling 226 votes. Also reported are Pvt. John Weyerts declared dead on the Western Front. Peter Koch filming Big Bend scenery. a large fire destroys the Kokernot ranch home. Featherstone Yeager sell holdings in Black Gap. and local residents and visitors including WAC Pvt. Wally Johnson and multiple travelers through Marathon and San Angelo.
The National Geographic notes that gannets, high flying sea birds, sometimes plunge about 50 feet below the water to catch fish, illustrating extreme hunting behavior and underwater precision.
Amblin Around reports seven Australians visit Alpine for a Rotary luncheon and a buffet. Dr Michael Guerin notes U.S. ranchers can work in Australia with conditions. King Ranch Texas highlighted. Australian ranches now capped at 130000 square miles. Trevor Ellis of Kadina, Wallaroo and Moonta Times notes Australia trails in offset printing. West Texas Chamber of Commerce debuts a full color tourism magazine featuring McKittrick Canyon and Fort Davis with 12000 copies planned for national distribution.
Sealed proposals for 23.524 miles of grading and surface treatments from Alpine east to the Pecos line on US 90 will be received at the Texas Highway Department in Austin until 9 00 A M on April 28, 1967 and publicly opened. Plans and specs with wage rates are available from HL Surratt, Resident Engineer, Alpine, and the Texas Highway Department, Austin. Usual rights reserved.
The famed artist spent about two years completing the Last Supper, a landmark work detailing a pivotal moment in Christian history. Commissioned for the Santa Maria delle Grazie in Milan, it showcases Da Vinci's mastery of composition and light.
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