Bills Aimed at Aged Benefit Health Costs and HMO Access
Senate style notes describe two de la Garza backed proposals before the House Ways and Means Committee to aid seniors: comprehensive drug coverage for Americans over 65 and access to quality, economical health care via secured HMO plans. The tax time reminder discusses March filing deadlines and a brief history of the income tax from the Civil War era through World War II.
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Smokey Report List of Public Offense Penalties
A long OCR list records numerous individuals cited for traffic and public conduct violations. Names include Michael Joseph Gallo David W Greene George S. Stephens Billy Joe Isbell and many others with fines ranging from 2 to 103.50 dollars for speeding public intoxication and related offenses. The document appears as a dense slate of petty charges with limited context or outcomes.
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Michael Joseph Gallo
David W Greene
George S. Stephens
Billy Joe Isbell
Bruce L. Goldman
Darry G. Burns
William D. Thompson
Tony
Leland Howard Parks
Marty C. Smith
Thomas’ CC. Merriman
Edwin Obst
Rodolfo Garza
Agapito Alvarez, Jr
Heriberto P. Gonzalez
Reyes Garcia
Thomas Allan Drewison
Keni Kirkpatrick
John Rondinelli
Oscar B. Pimentel
Johnny Camacho Vasquez
Clark Crowdus
Danny Ray Combs
Alfred Castro
Anne Campbell Scott
Jose Reyes Garza
Armando Sanchez
Gary Michael Scarbrough
Thomas Lopez Sanchez
Douglas B. Greenfield
Timothy Clay Hobbs
William M Bedford
Joseph Hackle
Javier Martinez
Speeding and License Violation Notices
Ronald Lee Looney cited for speeding with a $19.50 fine. Cruz H. Valiejo charged for driving without a license with a $20 fine. Homero Alaffa also listed for speeding with no amount specified.
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Ronald Lee Looney
Cruz H. Valiejo
Homero Alaffa
Port Isabel High names top tenth 1977-78 class
Port Isabel High School Principal Victor Rodriguez Jr. released the top ten honor students for the 1977-78 graduating class. Deede Zimmerman led with a 96.87 percent average, followed by Main Rock and Debbie Green, then Cathy Smith, Beverly Kitts, Melissa Brunell, Bart Shaw, Dorothy Ebanks, Ida Camacho, and Cindy Holland.
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Port Isabel High School
Victor Rodriguez Jr
Deede Zimmerman
Main Rock
Debbie Green
Cathy Smith
Beverly Kitts
Melissa Brunell
Bart Shaw
Dorothy Ebanks
Ida Camacho
Cindy Holland
Community Thanks After Election and Aftermath Note
A message from a family thanks supporters for confidence shown in the recent election. They praise Memo Torres for his clean campaign and address Rey Puente’s political ad remarks. They dispute a rumor mill and reveal a clarification about Gonzalo Holland’s relation to Juan J. Martinez and city roles.
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Memo Torres
Rey Puente
P.S. Gonzalo Holland
Juan J. Martinez
Quirino Martinez
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