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Newspaper

Mainland Extra

Location

Galveston, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1988

Page

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Summer Fun Features In 44-Page Visitors Guide

California girl gains victory with the word elegiacal as the paper previews a 44-page Visitors Guide to summer activities with a special emphasis on a contest entry and ongoing editorial coverage across the Sunday edition.

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Lucky Catch Housters Angler Champion in Spring Tournament

An angler secured top honors in a spring tournament, advancing with a strong showing. The article notes a four-hook catch and identifies the event as a key local fishing competition on page 1.

Passing Parade Birthday List Honors Bayou Road Student

A Bayou Road Elementary 11th grade student in Louisiana appears among a local birthday parade honoring Gerry D. Fesperman and many familiar names including Loni Allston Stephanie Motte LaNesha Pooh Williams Barbara Bell Kathy Fontenot Denise Guidry Thomas Hayes Aubrey Randle Diane Fontenot Steffaney Motte Noble Buttler William Sanders Sophie Anderson Tammye Moses Paul Gumler.

Gerry D. Fesperman Loni .Allzston Stephanie Motte LaNesha *'Pooh Williams Barbara Bell Kathy Fontenot Denise Guidry Thomas Dwayne Hayes Aubrey J. Randle Diane Fontenot Steffaney Motte Noble Buttler William Sanders Sophie Anderson Tammye B. Moses Paul Gumler Bayou Road

33 pounds of cocaine seized in Galveston bid by U S officials

Galveston U S Customs agents and Sheriff's deputies seized 33.1 pounds of cocaine with an estimated street value of 4.8 million. The drug was field tested as cocaine and will be sent to Austin for further testing. ThreeMexican and Colombian nationals, sailors aboard the Mexican flagship Tauro, were charged after delivering portions of the drug to undercover agents and negotiating a deal at Mechanic and 20th streets. They remain in federal custody with no bond.

Galveston U.S U.S. Customs Laboratory Austin Charles Conroy Houston Fort Worthman Galguera Espinoza Caicedo Mechanic 20Th Streets Conroy Tauro Imperial Sugar Docks Pier Ecuador Columbia Espinoza and

Criss backs Galveston Casino plan

State Rep. Lloyd Criss said he supports Galvestonians for Economic Development and will help in campaigning for a non binding Aug. 13 referendum on four casinos in a special district. Group includes Mayor Pro Tem Bon Brooks and Kurt Ba Tousse among others. opponents remain unnamed.

Galveston Lloyd Criss Criss Galvestonians For Economic Development Pete Fredriksen Kurt Ba- Tousse Bennie Lee Bermen Fredriksen

Teddy Ruxpin helps Galveston kids on water safety

Teddy Ruxpin tours Galveston with Beach Patrol Director Lt Vic Maceo teaching water safety to preschool and early elementary students. Maceo, US Lifesaving Association board member, helped create a Teddy Ruxpin safety tape produced by Worlds of Wonder for exclusive lifesaving use. The program, shown to about 800 children this year, visits schools with a coloring page and safety reel.

Galveston Teddy Ruxpin Beach Patrol Vic Macea Macea The United States Lifesaving Association Gulf Coast Maceo Worlds of Wonder Lifesaving Association Peter Davis Teddy Ruxpin and Friends Teddy Texas A&m YMCA

ILA Local Considers Decertifying Union to Preserve Jobs

In Galveston, ILA Local 1732 workers at the Tidewater elevator near Bunge Grain offered to decertify the union to keep their jobs. Elders Grain Inc. is negotiating a takeover and indicated they would not assume the contract with ILA Local 1732. Elders officials met with district leaders and the local president Walter Beasley, who was unavailable for comment. Bob Stanley of the elevator said Elders had no comment on the meetings. Elders Grain Co. staff left for Overland Park, Kansas, without further remarks as tensions rise over labor.

Galveston ILA Bunge Elders’ Grain Inc Evator Bunge Corp TLA Labor Elders ILA South Atlantic and Gulf Coast District Walter Beasley Beasley Bob Stanley Elders Grain Co Overland Park Kan Tidewater

Galveston council splits mayor pro tem duties between Brooks and Greenberg

The Galveston City Council voted to divide the mayor pro tem role between Don Brooks and Steve Greenberg for six months each, bypassing Barbara Crews who led in votes in prior elections. Public notices and board representative appointments proceeded despite attorney Greenberg’s warning that the votes may be improper. Local council members debated seniority and voting history as Sonny Nelson pressed for discussion before any selection.

Galveston Don Brooks Steve Greenberg Barbara Crews Williams Sonny Nelson Greenberg Galveston Park Nelson Brooks Pat Hartnett Louis Chick’’ Pauls Crews Coggeshall Brooks-Greenberg Hartnett

Port of Galveston future explored in Sunday News feature

Galveston Daily News reviews the Port of Galveston via interviews with current and former Galveston Wharves Board of Trustees members and city officials. The Sunday Life section previews Crystal Beach profile, Palm Beach grand opening, a Moody Foundation funded project, and Mary Moody Northen Amphitheatre season preparations.

Galveston Galveston Daily News Joel Kirkpatrick Bill Thomas Galveston Wharves Board of Trustees North Galveston County Doug Loveday Crystal Beach Daily News Palm Beach Moody Foundation Mary Moody Northen

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