Weekend Warriors and Police Officer Certs Highlight Texas News
National Guard camp sets up in woods as observers guide artillery fire. Captain Parrish emphasizes speed in field operations while units endure a brief combat routine. Alton L. Smith earns Basic Certification from the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement Officer Standards and Education after service in Bowie and the U S Air Force.
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Alton L. Smith
Bowie
Texas Commission On Law Enforcement Officer
Smith
Nortex Police Academy
Wichita Falls
U.s.air Force
Texas National Guard
Quiet Week For Bowie Policemen
Bowie police logged three offenses in the first week of August. A credit card fraud at Shamrock Truck Stop involved a $31.07 purchase with an expired Exxon card. no charges yet. A 51 year old Odessa man died of a heart attack at the AOK Motel. Burgess Funeral Home to pick up the body.
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Bowie
Wayne Crosby
Shamrock
Bryan Wasson
AOK
Odessa
Justice of the Peace
Cecil Adkins
Burgess Funeral Home
Chief Wasson
Jim Gladson
King
Texas Rangers
Mineral Wells
Bowie Police Department
Hanna Selected for Legislative Work Conference Invitation
In a July 30 1973 letter Texas Governor Dolph Briscoe invites State Representative Joe Hanna to attend the Twenty second Annual Legislative Work Conference sponsored by the Southern Regional Education Board. The Memphis Tennessee event runs August 22 24 with theme The Changing Face of Higher Education. Briscoe sits on the board under a interstate compact ratified by 13 southern states. If Hanna accepts he will be reimbursed for travel and expenses.
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Texas
Govenor Dolph Briscoe
Joe Hanna
Southern Regional Education Board
Memphis
Tennessee
Govenor Briscoe
Hanna
Montague County Court Sets August 14 DWI and Hot Checking Cases
Thirty four cases are scheduled for August 14 in the Montague County Courthouse County Courtroom starting at 9:00 a.m. Listed defendants include Paul L. Martin DWI Michael James Fleeing Officer Patrick W. Shiplett carrying a prohibited weapon Albert Turnbow DWI Joe Gonzales Hot Checking Mildred S. Fields Aggravated Assault Mildred S. Fields DWI Jack Ellis Defrauding with worthless credit card Robert G. Howne DWI Louis D. Higgins Speeding Wallace Bowman Aggravated Assault and many others for hot checking speeding and related offenses. Those wishing to plead guilty should contact the County Attorney prior to the date.
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Montague County
Paul Ll. Martin
Michael James
Patrick W. Shiplett
Albert Turnbow
Joe Gonzales
Mildred S. Fields
Jack Ellis
Robert G. Howne
Louis D. Higgins
Wallace Bowman
Jessee Lee Zuck
Mike McWilliams
Leon Pinson
Larry Belcher
J.W. Brumley
Robert L. Harlan
David Lukenhaus
Robert S.whitecotton
J.B. Harvill
Sandra Buckmaster
Gary D. Smith
Jimmie R.thompson
James RR. Askins
Robert B. Shield
Donald Lee Prower
Thomas Machen
Russell L.dahl
Lawrence Jones
Federal Reserve to Extend Early Withdrawal Rule to Time Deposits
A new amendment proposed by the Board of Governors would apply the early withdrawal rule to changes in time deposit contracts that raise interest rates or extend maturity. The rule, effective July 5, reduces the withdrawal interest to the regular passbook rate minus three months, and would cover deposits opened after July 5, contracts amended after July 5, and renewals after July 5. A Bowie bank spokesman urges renewals to avoid penalties.
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Board of Govenors
Federal Reserve System
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Prrish
Parrish
al Smith
Bowie Surplus and Commodities
Newport Highway
Wasson
Jack C. Ellis
Tommy Philips
Billy Bryant
Pat Allison
Wesley W. Johns
First National Bank of
Watusi
Ruanda
Africa
Mulmac
N. Matthews
Department OF the Treasury
Office OF Revenue Sharing
Pennsylvania Ave
Washington, D.C
the Government OF
Bowie City
Public Safety
Social Services For Aged & Poor
Financial Administration
Tarrant
Bowie Texas
Tf Steel
Vargetes Mn
Terry T. Korgan
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