Testimony conflicts in NRLB hearing in Edinburg
In Edinburg Texas two Starr Produce Co employees testified at a National Labor Relations Board hearing over a disputed union election at the Rio Grande firm. The April 23 vote was Starr County first of its kind with three ballots challenged and claims of improper polling and defaced ballots. Union and company witnesses offered conflicting accounts and evidence including posters watch and ballot markings.
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Edinburg, Tex
Starr Produce, Co
National Labor Relatons Board
Management Withens
National Labor Relations Board
Rio Grande Produce
Starr County
Ty Wound
United Army Workers Organizing Commmitee
LCIO
Humberto Garcia
Starr Pro Due
David Lopez
Eugene Nelson
Scott Toothaker
McAllen i
Starr Pro Jdues
Pure Produce
Harry Andrews
Sodsoe
Garza
Gutierrez
Company
Glenn Jaris
iUnion
Jim Watson
Border County
Phone Directory Being Prepared in Bartown Area
The 1858 Bartown area telephone directory is being prepared with notices to area business customers. Representatives will contact customers, and walk-ins may visit the directory office between Bartown and Camber. The directory coordination occurs between Bartoun and location on Dec 17 1987.
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Bartown
Bartoun
Hospital Notes Admits New Patients and Births
New arrivals at Gulf Coast and San Jacinto Methodist list several new admissions with names, addresses, and room numbers. The note also reports three newborn daughters born in late July to families including Fuller, Fontenot, and Webb at San Jacinto Methodist.
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el Roy Fuller
Houston
San Jacinto Methodist
Newbin Fontenot
Missouri
San Jacinto
Jessie J. Webb
Kilgore
San Jacinto Diethofist
LC Hires Two Teachers for Fall Term
Lee College Regents in a regular meeting Thursday night hired two new faculty members. Marilyn Evers will teach in the cooperative office occupations program in the 11 month term at a total annual salary of 8,263.21 dollars. Sylvia Brewer will be a fulltime Spanish instructor on a nine month contract at 6,859 dollars and has studied in Madrid and Mexico City. The board also authorized a year’s leave of absence for sociology instructor Henry Robert Hodges to pursue a doctorate at the University of Texas.
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Lee College Regents
Marilyn Evers J
Sylvia Brewer
Evers
Miss Brewer
Madan
Spain
Mexico City
Henry Robert Hodges
University of Texas
Indicted Abilene Patrolman in Wife's Death
A Taylor County grand jury handed a murder with malice indictment against Highway Patrolman Alfred P. White over the death of his wife Joyce 38 after an evening home return from a movie. White testified his wife was killed by two intruders. police say lengths of pipe wrapped with tape were used. The case follows his prior murder charge and a pending divorce suit filed by a waitress and mother of three. Local Ranger testimony and church official Rev Bob Rich were among seven hours of grand jury proceedings. White is jailed without bond and may face arraignment within 40 days.
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Ilene
Tex
Taylor County
Fred P. White
White
Joyce
Department of Public Safety
Austin
Jose White
Lee
Dyess Air Force Base
Thomas J White
Texas
Frank Probst
Bob Rich
Abilene
Duain Pyburn
Probst
Rich
Belmont Baptist Church
Srané Jery
John Wood
Sid Merchant
J. R. Black
Biack
Wallisville Crash Kills Houstonite
A Houston salesman, Charles William Smith, 51, died after a single vehicle crash on Interstate 16 near Wallisville Thursday afternoon. His car overturned several times, leaving him pinned. He died at Winnie Medical Center and the body was later moved to Waltrip Funeral Home. Investigating officers were Highway Patrolman Bert Manning and Deputy W E Cowan.
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Anahuac
Houston
Wallisville
Charles William Smith
University, Houston
Winnie Medical Center
Smith
Rose Coastal Funeral Home
Winnie
Waltrip Funeral Home
Baytown Hawks Face Lone Star Beer In Lat Am Tourney
The Baytown Hawks meet Lone Star Beer of Houston at 7 30 p m Friday in the second round of the Latin American State Softball Tournament at Eastwood Field on Harrisburg Blvd Houston. Richard Rodriguez earned the win as the Hawks edged Houston Duplicators 3 2 in Thursday’s opener.
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Baytown Hawks
Lone Star Beer of
Houston
Eastwood Field
Harrisburg
Blvd
Hawks
Houston Duplicators
Richard Rodriguez
Jog Renteria
Richard’ Lopez
Jerry Acosta
Arthur Rincon
Jamie Acosta
Alan Acosta
Art Castillo
Sparks Garcia
Gala Mertines
Bebe Garcia
Noon Stock Quotes From A Rusty Ledger Of Tickers
A dated stock roundup lists many companies with missing or partial quotes, including Allis-Chalmers Arlans Dept Store Am Tel Tel Anaconda Armco Ashland Oil Bendix Chrysler Columbia Gas Delta Air Dow Chemical Dow Chem and more. Several entries show percent figures or incomplete digits, reflecting a rough market snapshot with scant detail.
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Allis - Chalmers Arlans
Am Tel & Tel
Anaconda
Armco
Ashland Oil Bendix
Beth Steel
Carrier Corp
Chrysler
Columbia Gas
Delta Air
Dow Chem
Diesel
DuPont
Paso Nat Gas
Ethyl Corp
Ford
Georgia - Pacific Gillette
Gordon's Jewelry Greyhound
Gulf
Kresge SS
Ling-Temco-Vaugh
McDonnell Douglas
Magnavox
Marathon Oil
Monsanto
Nat Dairy
Nat Dist
New York Central
Occidental Pet
STH Penn RR
Pepsi Cola
Phillips Pet
RCA
Raytheon Roan Select
Schlumberger
Sears Shek - Sinclair
Sperry-Rand
Stan Cal
Stan Ind
Stan
Stan Ohio
Stauffer Chem
Sunray Corsevsees
Taft Broadcast Co
Seeer Eee
Conference Set Oct 27 On Voting Law Changes
Secretary of State John Hil called Thursday for an Oct 27 conference on recent election law changes. The meeting will discuss newly authorized electronic voting machines and related procedures.
Marines Enter Southern DMZ In Second War Penetration
SAIGON AP reports U.S Marines crossed into the southern half of the DMZ to strike North Vietnamese mortar and artillery positions near Con Thien and Leatherneck. A dogfight over North Vietnam yielded a probable MIG-21 kill, with seven U.S. planes lost north of the line. The action marked the most significant ground incursion since May, while air strikes continued and U Thant declined to deploy UN observers for Vietnam’s September elections.
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Saigon
U.S
Demilitarized Zone
Con Thien
Leatherneck
South China Sea
Rei Barrege
Hanoi
Air Force
Air Force Phantom
North Vietnam
Haiphong
17Th Parallel
South Vietnam
Dustrial
Thai Nguyen
Ben Hai River
Kontum
Hoa Binh
Richard D. Hart- Mann
United Nations
U Thant
U.N. Ob
House Post Office Panel Plans Postage Hike
Washington AP reports the House Post Office Committee will consider next week a bill to raise first class letters and post cards to six cents an ounce, with air mail rates increasing to ten cents. The measure, approved by a subcommittee, also updates several related rates from five to six cents, four to six, and seven to ten cents.
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Washington
House Post Office Committee
House Post Office
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Dennis
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Allison
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Laytoun
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Tri City Beach
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