Accidental Drowning Ruled in Rodriguez Death
Juan Rodriguez 25 was found dead in San Felipe Creek near the Canal Street bridge. Dr. Ruben Santos of San Antonio ruled the death an accidental drowning after autopsy findings noted common drowning bruises and scratches. Rodriguez had been released from City Jail hours earlier while facing a theft charge, and his body was recovered by police and a passerby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juan Rodriguez
San Felipe Creek
Ruben Santos
San Antonio
Rodriguez
Canal Street
Mike Constancio
Linda Kallinger Receives A.S. Degree At San Antonio College
Linda Ann Kallinger earned an associate degree in applied science in business technology from San Antonio College at the May 24 commencement. Her parents Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kallinger attended with daughter Brenda and son Paul Jr., joined by cousin Deborah Studer.
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Linda Ann_ Kallinger
San Antonio College
Paul Kallinger
Brenda
Paul Jr
Deborah Studer
Jury Selection Nears End in Orta Case Trial
In Dallas AP report, final juror nearly chosen for Felipe Orta 18 charged with highway patrolman Travis Locker death near Waxahachie. Three jurors picked Tuesday as panel begins death penalty proceeding. co defendants Ernest Guzman 16 and Amelio Guerra 17 to be tried separately. Case moved from Waxahachie to Judge John Vance district court for venue fairness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felipe Orta
Orta
Travis Locker
Waxahachie
Locker
del Rio
Ernest Guzman
Amelio Guerra
John Vance
Criminal District
Ellis County
Bracketville Range Short Course Planned at Country Club
Brackettville hosts a range management short course June 11 from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. at Brackettville Country Club with an afternoon field session on plant identification and brush control. Dr. Bobby Joe Ragsdale of Texas A&M Extension will cover range management and herbicide rules, plus new grazing systems tested statewide. Kinney County farmers and ranchers are invited.
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Brackettville
Brackettville Country Club
John Kincaid
Bobby Joe Ragsdale
Texas
Agricultural Extension Service
College
Ragsdale
A&m University
Kinney County
Kincaid
Volpe urges House action on measure to save trains
Secretary Volpe urged a House subcommittee to approve a Senate bill creating a federal corporation to operate intercity rail service through 1975. The plan would be funded by railroads and could include cash or capital equipment, aiming to upgrade service and revive passenger trains amid losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volpe
Washington
Secretary of Transportation
John A. Volpe
House Commerce
National Railroad Passenger Corp
del Rio News-Herald
del Rio
Texas
del Rio News-Herald, Inc
Ben Woodson
Dan Bus
Ima Jo Fleetwood Assoc
Carlos Sotelo
Pee Oh
George M. Stafford
Interstate Commerce Commission
John D. Dingell
Dmich
Wyer, Dick and Co
Bentsen Urges Nonviolence Against Extremes in Politics
In Crystal City Texas Lloyd Bentsen Democratic Senate candidate warned the radical left could trigger extreme measures that curb freedom. He told a Chamber of Commerce audience that violence fails to produce worthwhile results, polarizes opinion, and risks driving a hard right reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal City
Tex
Lloyd Bentsen
U.S. Senate
Bentsen
Chamber of Commerce
America
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Linda Kallinger
Dallas
Transportation Department
Dingell
Volpe and Stafford
Eigh
Union Pacific
Missouri Pacific
ICC
Richard E. Briggs
Association of American Railroads
Stafford
Fort Clark Guest Ranch
Rita
Vincent Price
Christopher Lee
Peter Cushing
Pera
ESP
Ferlin Husky
Ali
NEA, Tnc
SU Oy
Wayes
Dacron
Gene First
Guy & Closet
Percale
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