Five Day Forecast Shows Cooler Temperatures Ahead
Temperatures will run two to eight degrees below normal with highs around 73 to 74 and lows near 48 to 54. Cooler today and again Saturday with heavy scattered showers expected today and Saturday.
07 Dec 1967
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Newspaper
Port Isabel Press
Location
Port Isabel, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1967
Page
1
Temperatures will run two to eight degrees below normal with highs around 73 to 74 and lows near 48 to 54. Cooler today and again Saturday with heavy scattered showers expected today and Saturday.
Raymond Murphy reflects on Pearl Harbor's 26th anniversary and compares World War II to modern Vietnam warfare. He urges civic participation, praises the Quarterback Club Banquet, and commends Coach Jim Moses and staff for their hard work and impact on students and local schools.
Cameron County commissioners meet at 10 a.m. Friday to explore forming a hospital district amid pleas from private hospitals for higher indigent-care payments. County Auditor Jack Snoeberger doubts such a district can be created to pay private hospitals. some officials favor a county owned hospital. Deputy Londge of Port Isabel resigns to join the Cameron County Sheriff’s Department as a resident deputy for Port Isabel and the bay area, effective Monday, Dec. 11. Mercy Hospital attorney Bascom Cox says three major Cameron County hospitals support a district, with a special act required and a maximum tax of 75 cents per $100 valuation.
The Mercy Dolly Winstant and Valley Baptist hospitals in Brownsville announce they can no longer absorb the county’s medically indigent patients on current funding. They cite a smaller budget than Hidalgo County, lack of agreement on indigent formulas, and slow reimbursements as key reasons, saying county action is required.
J H Adams 67 of Port Isabel died Saturday Dec 2 in Valley Baptist Hospital Harlingen. Retired plaster contractor native of Sayre Oklahoma survived by two sons Everett Bowen Adams San Antonio and Det Roy Adams Santa Ana California two daughters Mary Ruth Dake Santa Ana and Wanda Lou Lagzrine Houston four brothers W E Adams Port Isabel Seth L Adams Monterrey Park W G Adams Paige and Raymond Adams Camp Verde. Funeral Monday 3 p.m. Darling Mouser Brownsville officiated by Rev Wilbur Aten. Burial Buena Vista Brownsville. Pallbearers Bob Brook A B Walker Sr Gene Barton J H Copenhaver.
Port Isabel voters face a Tuesday election to decide a one per cent city sales tax. Mayor Leo F. Sanders argues the tax is urgent to fund street and sewer bonds and hurricane losses. The Port Isabel Padre Island Area Chamber of Commerce endorsed the proposal, saying it fair and needed to avert higher ad valorem taxes.
Brownsville attorney Ben Hardy, longtime critic of Cameron County leadership, questions the county’s selection of a Harlingen law firm to represent it in the Queen Isabella Causeway damages suit. Elllis Towing claims $25,000 in damages and alleges the tow was unseaworthy.
Harlingen Mayor George F. Young urged Cameron County leaders to back a new Harlingen vocational training center. He faulted Texas Southmost College trustees for opposing the project, saying the center complements area programs and aims to reduce unemployment by job training.
Police identified the suspect as jack webb about 50 and arrested him last week on burglary of an automobile. justice of the peace set a 1500 dollar bond. owner melvin derr valued the stolen hand tools at about 60 dollars. police said a woman and another man were questioned in the same connection.
Texas Southmost College Dean W. T. Poulos cites duplication between Harlingen vocational plans and TSC offerings. He criticizes Harlingen leaders for prior noncooperation and notes many courses, including maintainer operator, overlap with TSC. He questions cost justification for new institutes.
A murder warrant was issued last Thursday for Frank A. Paprocki master of the Esto Fleet's FV Esto. The case links to the shooting deaths of R. J. Tynaql of Matamurns and an unidentified shrimp fisherman. No location for Paprocki or the vessel has been reported.
Cameron Lenaty voters elected Henry Sanchez to the legislative post vacated by Rep. Maurice Pipkin. The total 12 445 votes doubled earlier expectations with Henry Sanchez 7 540 to Manny Sanchez 5 106. The two Sanchezs led in the election and Henry Sanchez likely takes office in Austin. San Benito backed Henry 1 208 to 536 Manny. Continued on page 6.
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