Two Port Isabel Teachers Elected to State Officers
The Lower Rio Grande Valley Texas State Teachers Association named two Port Isabel teachers to hold offices for the coming year. Moses Osborn was elected President and Charlene Bobbitt as Secretary. The association has 568 members this year, drawn from Raymondville Los Fresnos Lyford La Feria San Perlita Rio Grande City and Port Isabel.
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Rio Grande Valley
Texas State Teachers Association
Port Isabel
Moses Osborn
Charlene Bobbitt
Raymondville
Los Fresnos
Lyford
la Feria
San Perlita
Rio Grande City
Tax League Meeting Slated for April 2 1971
The Port Isabel Taxpayers League will hold its regular monthly meeting Friday April 2 1971 at 7 30 p m in the Merchant Marine State Bank meeting room. Members are urged to attend and bring a neighbor. The main item is discussion and reports on the probability of new taxes for overburdened taxpayers.
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Port Isabel
Ten Local Residents Pass GED Test In Brownsville
Ten people from Brownsville passed the GED test under the Evening School program with Brownsville Public Schools and the Dent of Education in Austin. The group included Juan Manuel Barroso Amelia T Gonzales Irma H Gonzales Nora Leach Maria Elizabeth Martinez Floyd L Rice Jr Maria de los Angeles Rodriguez Margarita H Torres Genoveva Valdez and Maria Manuelita Valdez. Moses Osborn led the class as teacher and Local Evening Classes principal.
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Dent of Education
Austin
Brownsville
Juan Manuel Barroso
Amelia T. Gonzales
Irma H. Gonzales
Nora Leach
Maria Elizabeth Martinez
Floyd L. Rice, Jr
Maria de Los Angeles Rodriguez
Margarita H. Torres
Genoveva Valdez
Maria Manuelita Valdez
Moses Osborn
Postal reform will burden service and raise rates warns Green Valley News
The Green Valley Arizona paper argues that postal reform will reduce service, raise prices, and add holidays. It criticizes increases in first class rates, payroll holidays, and reduced Saturday service, urging public outcry and insistence on expanded, not cut, postal services.
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Postal Service
Driftwood Garden Club Plans Annual Spring Flower Show
The Driftwood Garden Club announces its annual Spring flower show with the theme Down To Earth set for April 16 17 at the Padre Island pavilion. Public entries run 8 11 a.m. Thursday and shows run 4 8 p.m. Thursday and 10 a.m. 6 p.m. Friday. Junior division welcomes young gardeners. Exhibitors must grow their own horticulture and local plants for at least three months. A free will offering may be collected. Regular club meeting is April 14 at Mrs. C B Colley’s home in Laguna Vista with a flower show workshop.
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Driftwood Garden Club
Padre Island
Otto Johnson
C.B. Colley
Laguna Vista
Corpus Christi Press Club Awards Two Scholarships
The Corpus Christi Press Club will award two $400 scholarships at its 15th South Texas Press Day on May 1 at the Petroleum Club Corpus Christi. Winners include a South Texas high school senior and a South Texas college student.
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Corpus Christi Press Club
South Texas
South Texas Press
Petroleum Club
Corpus Christi
Press Club
Bill Walraven
Caller-Times
Petroleum Tower
Texas
Bill Nesbitt
Press Day
Spencer Pearson
County Delays Action on Salary Raise Requests
Cameron County Commissioners Court postponed action on salary increases for four county officials. The petition cites a 1969 bracket bill granting at least 15 000 dollars for counties with populations between 140 000 and 150 000, with a fallback of 13 200 dollars. They seek retroactive pay and await HB 384 outcome. The court also weighed Park Road 100 and northern Cameron County expressway right of way and possible condemnation if no agreement is reached.
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Cameron County Commissioners Court
Harrison Diltz
Boynton Fleming
Lula George
Johnny Snow
Snow
Ray Ramon
Commissioners Court
Cameron County
Concensus
Woman candidate urges school board balance in Point Isabel
A Point Isabel Board of Trustees candidate argues for a female member to balance the all male board. She cites co education schools and calls for mothers to engage with issues, promising an impartial ear and fair handling of district concerns.
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Point Isabel
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