Rabies control urged in Cameron County and Port Isabel
An editorial argues Cameron County has high rabies levels and urges better control through licensing, vaccination, stray animal impoundment, and wildlife management. It cites a rabid coyote near Laguna Heights and a local man treated after a head bite and stresses vaccination risks and the goal of eradicating rabies locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron County
Texas
Ydron
Port Isabel
Laguna Heights
Laguna Vista
World Health Organization
Texas State Department of Health
State Health Department
Trapshooting in Texas Aims At Historical Overview
Outdoor readers learn the origins and evolution of trapshooting in Texas and the United States. The piece traces early mentions in 1793, the Grand American Championships in Vandalia, and explains standard singles, handicap, and doubles events, plus calls and equipment details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sporting Magazine
Texas
United States
Vandalia
Ohio
Tax Questions on 1967 IRS Rules and Deductions
The column answers common federal tax questions for 1967. It covers tax rate stability, state gasoline tax deduction tables as convenience, married filing separately rules, and filing addresses for owed or refund returns in the Austin district and IRS Southwest Region Austin Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Internal Revenue Service
Texas
IRS
Secretary of Treasury
Austin
Internal Revenue
East Eighth Street
Internal Revenue Service Center
Southwest Region
Texas boards face probes and plan for higher education
Austin reports dispute over liquor board conduct with seven firings amid investigations by Dallas and Smith County officials. Governor Connally backs rapid action, while hearings on a 52 region junior college plan proceed amid mixed objections. Department of Water Quality reviews grants and a bid for the state finance building is awarded to R. E. McKee for about 5.05 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Texas Liquor A Board
Occupy
LCB
Coke Stevenson Jr
John Connally
Dallas
Henry Wade
Texas Department of Public Safety
Smith County
Connally
DPS
Coordinating Board
Texas College and University System
Chambers of Commerce
Texas Water Quality Board
Artawide
Bexar
Guadalupe
Jefferson
Orange Counties
Galveston County
Brazoria
Fort Bend
Harris, Liberty
Montgomery Counties
Cameron County
Collin Dallas
Denton, Ellis, Johnson, Kaufman
Rockwall
Tarrant
Travis
McLennan
San Patricio
Nueces
Potter
Randall
Archer
Wichita
Gregg
Rusk
Bowie
Grayson
Jones and Taylor
el Pa
Bell
Brazos
Webb
Midland
Ector
Howard
Tom Green
Smith
Howard B. Boswell
Tex- Robert
Tex- Robert L. Lewis, Formerly of Ennis
Talbot
Texas Department
John Myers Stokes
Arings
House
James Nugent
Kerrville
Joe Shannon
Fort Worth
Cletus Davis
Houston
el Paso
Barton Boling
Martin
State Board of Examiners In
Basic Sciences
State Board of Registration For
Federal Bureau of Investigation
State Building Commission
R. E. McKee
General Contractors, Inc
State Finance
Capitol Complex
Gin McKee
U. S. Office of Education
State Board of Education
Texas Education Agency
First
National Endowment For Arts
Texas Fine Arts Commission
Midland Community Theatre
University of Texas Music Department
Texas Techno College
Lubbock
Victoria Civic Theatre
Austin and Fort Worth
Dallas Theatre Center
Houston Municipal Art Foundation
San Antonio
Texas A&I Spring Term Offers 437 Courses
Texas A&I University in Kingsville will offer 437 courses with 837 class sections and 215 laboratory sections across three fields of study for the spring semester starting January 29. Registrar Dr. William J. Halli notes weekend and evening options with over 75 courses, 75 percent at graduate level. Regular registration is January 29 from 8 a.m. to noon and 1 to 5 p.m. and Saturday evening students register January 2 from 6 to 9 p.m. in the University Library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsville
Anl
Texas A&i University
William J. Halli
Ted Leads Cameron County Court Amid Ferment and Opposition
The speaker praises Ted for his two year tenure on the Cameron County Commissioners Court during a period of unrest. He notes Ted marshalled support, prevailed for his precinct, and questions his own opinion versus voter sentiment. He references a Jim Dent story and cites newspaper language debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
Commissioners’ Court
Cameron County
Ted Hs
Officials Outline Beach Road Reconstruction After Beulah
Officials describe widening the current island road and adding 18.5 miles north to the Willacy County line. The new road will have 200 feet of right of way and likely sit closer to the gulf with beach access roads. Refinancing existing bonds will cost 1 percent more, but county tax rates will not rise, promised Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Island
Willacy County
Gulf
Thomas
Texas draftee quota set at 1165 men for February
The draft quota for Texas is 1,165 men for February as Col. Morris Schwartz notes. This compares with 1,659 in January, 924 in December, 1,150 in November, 977 in October, and 1,180 in September. The February figure equals five percent of the national call of 23,300, and boards are ordered to schedule 4,590 men for pre induction examinations in February, down from 5,455 in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Col
Morris Schwartz
Selective Service
Bail reform and the issue of indigent defendants
The article discusses how bail enables temporary freedom for the accused pending trial, noting most offenders are released while the indigent often remain jailed. It argues bail must avoid excessive amounts, cites cases on determining excessiveness, and describes reforms that reduce or eliminate bail for de terms based on individual likelihood to appear in court. State Bar of Texas. Written by Will Bernard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Sportsman Club
Cincinnati
Ohio
George Ligowsky
Interstate
Alice
State Bar of Texas
Will Bernard
Park Board Deals With Lease Delay And Oceanographic Plans
Park Board weighs extension of a 1965 lease amid court cases and inter vention actions while Albeanese contemplates proceeding with bathhouse repairs and an oceanographic lab. Beulah storm losses seen at 201323, pavilion damage 44701, and delinquent tenants face 10 day payment window. Salary hike for park employees discussed but delayed pending funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albeantse
Oceanographic
Lewis
Park Board
Dre
Atbeanese
John C. Jones, Jr
Albeanese
Sea Ranch
South Padre Island
Office of Emergency Planning and Insurance
Veterans Insurance Loans and Memorial Markers
A veteran may borrow up to 94 percent of the cash value of a converted G I insurance policy at four percent interest, with existing loan amounts deducted. The Army will furnish a private cemetery memorial marker upon application to the Chief Support Service, Department of the Army. Widow’s pension eligibility may reopen after law changes. contact VA to reopen claims. No monthly attendance certificate is needed for VA training under Public Law 8 358. a certificate is issued between semesters with the trainee’s check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Insurance
G.I
Army
Office of Chief Support Service
Deartment of the Army
Washington, D. C
Economy Set to Expand in 1968 Says A&M Writer
College Station Texas United States economy expected to grow through 1968 with disposable income rising due to output employment and wage gains Social security benefits up Prices to rise on consumer goods capital outlays and government purchases Government spending up in 1967 likely to continue in 1968 Housing demand grows though growth limited by tight credit conditions Economic outlook based on Southeast Asia, tax surcharge and easing interest rates per John G McHaney Extension economist Texas A&M University
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
United States
John G. McHaney
Texas A&m University
Southeast Asia
McHaney
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Crawford Martin
Texas A&i
Jim Dent
Charleston
W. Va
New York Times
du Pont
Charles B
Gu Poat Deterpurs & Co., Inc
Good Grey Times
the Gazette
Charles B. McCoy
F. I. du Pont de’ Mours & Co. Inc
Mere
A&m
Sea Foods
Beto” Perez
Prop
Powers
Garcia
NBC
Boca Chica Plaza
Brownsville
National Bank of Commerce
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